Rosanne Cash graced the Sheldon Concert Hall stage on Friday night, accompanied by her husband and musical partner John Leventhal.

Saturday was opening day of the Tower Grove Farmers' Market and the launch of the seventh season of KDHX's Harvest Sessions series of acoustic concerts.

Some of the best local musicians in St. Louis congregated on the Off Broadway stage Friday night to celebrate the release of Grace Basement's latest album, "Wheel Within a Wheel."

Teenage punk duo Skating Polly performed at the Firebird on Tuesday night, performing in St. Louis for the second time this year.

Seattle band, Pickwick, exploded onto the Off Broadway stage Thursday night, quickly shaking the crowd out of a daze brought on by the cold rain falling outside.

Masked but not quite anonymous, Swedish experimental band Goat put on a spectacular, light show-lit concert at the Old Rock House on Wednesday night.

The Old Rock House was not rocking on Sunday night; it was swinging. Bill Frisell's Beautiful Dreamers brought their clever jazz improvisations to an attentive crowd, weaving classical, blues and jazz sounds into a psychedelic sonic wave of dreams.

Josh Ritter returned to St. Louis for a jam-packed show at Plush on Saturday, April 20.

Playing for a sold-out crowd at Chicago's Lincoln Hall, Shuggie Otis put on a captivating performance that reiterated why he is often consider a musical genius.

Blues and rock collided in the best way possible Saturday night, April 13, at the Gramophone.