The Avett Brothers and similar artists

Caamp’s second-leading single off their upcoming album, Lavender Days, is the perfect little song to remind us that simpler summer days are coming soo...

Mt. Joy is, without a doubt, one of the most exciting young bands out there right now. Currently playing opening slots for The Lumineers after their o...

Caamp are a trio hailing from Ohio, creating authentic alternate folk tunes with a touch of country. While easy to compare them to British act Mumford...

In just a little over a month River Whyless will be dropping their new album, Kindness, A Rebel, and in the lead up the American group have released n...

Following on from the African influenced rhythm of last months "Van Dyke Brown," River Whyless return with the indie-folk charmer "Born In The Right C...

Last year we debut "Red River," the stunning first single from Adelaide alt-country rockers The San Sebastian. This week the duo return with the equal...

If The San Sebastian look familiar it's because brothers, Dan and Joel Crannitch, were the heart and soul of Australian indie rock favorites, Leader C...

A slow burner, Val Son takes it slow into "Town." Minneapolis musician Mike Gunvalson was most recently the touring drummer for On An On. But followi...

Americana rock band The Congress is releasing their sophomore album, The Game, on September 9 via American Paradox. Established in Denver, they becam...

So. Much. Yes.  This song is refreshing in so many ways. Mainly because it's a genuine, modern day folk song amidst today's world of electronic satur...

Country vibes? This genre ain't usually up my alley, but Alabtross seems to have pulled off something thoroughly sincere and convincing here. It may ...

Gravel Kings last appeared on Indie Shuffle about a month ago with "Left Alone." Since then, the four-piece band from Fort Pierce, Florida, have been ...

We're excited to welcome Gravel Kings to Indie Shuffle. Gravel Kings is a four-piece band from Fort Pierce, Florida, comprised of Zack Jones (vocals/g...

I've always had a soft spot for indie folksters The Avett Brothers. From their humble bluegrass and folk-tinged beginnings, to their later country and...

I don't ever listen to the radio. Does this song get a lot of air time? The way I stumbled on it was fairly organic -- as organic as digital discoveri...

Hot off the heels of Bonnaroo, my soul is craving Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. I only made it to the Which Stage for the tail end of their Su...