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March 5, 2021
Buzzworthy Indie/Pop Act girl in red Releasing Debut LP ‘if i could make it go quiet’ 4/30; Stream ‘Seratonin’

March 5, 2021
Out Now: Neil Young Releases ‘Archives Volume II: 1972-1976,’ ft. 131 Songs and a Ton of Unheard Material

March 5, 2021
Out Now: Black Sabbath Reissues of Dio-Era ‘Heaven and Hell’ & ‘Mob Rules’, Joining Recent ‘Vol. 4’ Reissue

March 5, 2021
Out Now: Stream ‘When You See Yourself,’ the New Album from Kings of Leon

March 5, 2021
Mary Wilson: Motown/UMe Releasing Expanded Edition of 1979 Solo LP 4/16; Stream ‘Why Can’t We All Get Along’

March 5, 2021
Joe Strummer: Stream a Previously Unreleased Acoustic Version of ‘Junco Partner,’ New ‘Assembly’ Compilation Out 3/26 (Pre-Order)

March 5, 2021
New from Paul Stanley’s Soul Station: Stream ‘I, Oh I,’ from Debut LP ‘Now and Then’ Coming 3/19

March 4, 2021
Saturday 3/6: Watch ‘Elton John Lennon,’ a (Free) Live Stream Concert Saluting the Legendary Artists

March 4, 2021
St. Vincent Shares ‘Pay Your Way In Pain’; New Album ‘Daddy’s Home’ Coming 5/14 (Pre-Order)

March 4, 2021
Out Now: ‘Seven,’ an Intriguing New ‘Thrash-Jazz’ Album from Pianist/Songwriter/Heavy Metal Fan Cameron Graves
Dave Davies (and Son Russ) Releasing New Album ‘Open Road’ in March; Stream ‘Path is Long’

On March 31, Dave Davies of the Kinks will release a new album titled Open Road. The result of a collaboration between Davies and his son, Russ Davies, Open Road will be Davies’ first release since 2014’s Rippin’ Up Time.
Consequence of Sound premiered a song from the album titled “Path is Long” on Wednesday — stream it below:
It’s probably worth pointing out here that Davies’ brother, Ray Davies, also has a new album of his own coming out in the spring, too. Busy times for the pair, despite no concrete news of a Kinks reunion nonetheless.
Davies also has a handful of North American tour dates coming up in the spring. View that schedule below, and stay tuned for more regarding Open Road!
April 6th – Milwaukee, Wisconsin – The Northern Lights Theater
April 8th – St. Charles, Illinois – Arcadia Theatre
April 11th – NYC, New York – City Winery
April 12th – NYC, New York – City Winery
April 13th – Natick, Massachusetts – Center for the Arts
April 15th – North Truro, Massachusetts – Payomet Performing Arts Center
April 16th – Hartford, Connecticut – Infinity Music Hall
April 17th – New Hope, Pennsylvania – Havana
April 20th – Derry, New Hampshire – Tupelo Music Hall
April 22nd – Riverhead, New York – Suffolk Theater
April 24th – Annapolis, Maryland – Rams Head
April 29th – Atlanta, Georgia – City Winery
April 30th – Nashville, Tennessee – City Winery
May 1st – Nashville, Tennessee – City Winery