Jimmie Dale Gilmore is a Texan who spent a few formative years in California. Dave Alvin is a Californian who has spent alot of time in Texas. So of course, when the Blaster and the Flatlander began ...

Roots music legends GRAMMY Award winner Dave Alvin and GRAMMY Award nominee Jimmie Dale Gilmore share "Borderland" featuring The Guilty Ones, a new digital single that pays tribute to the Rio Grande.

The Greene Space, 44 Charlton St. October 22, 7:30-9 p.m. New Yorkers who missed Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore at Manhattan’s City Winery at the end of August have the opportunity to catch up ...

ALBANY—On Aug. 24th, The Egg will be hosting two songwriters: Dave Alvin, of the rocking rhythm and roots band The Blasters and Jimmie Dale Gilmore – of the Americana supergroup The Flatlanders. The ...

We are so spoiled with live music in this town. On any given night, it can be a dilemma picking between what show to go see. Sometimes, however, you get twice as much for your money, and the choice is ...

West Texas troubadour Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Southern California roots-rocker Dave Alvin were born worlds apart. Gilmore in Lubbock, where he co-founded the Flatlanders. He left music to join an ...

Even Rolling Stone had trouble defining Downey to Lubbock, the album that Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore released in 2017. The magazine called it “a delightful surprise to fans of the Americana ...

Jimmie Dale Gilmore (front left) and Dave Alvin (front right) and the Guilty Ones are performing Aug. 3 at the Kessler Theater in Dallas. Leslie Campbell They’re separated by a decade in age and a ...

Roots music legends Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore will play the Academy of Music in Northampton on Aug. 27. The pair joined forces in 2017 after discovering they shared similar musical roots.

Ice Cube spits rhymes during a 2022 appearance in San Antonio as part of the Mount Westmore tour. Credit: Jaime Monzon Musical giants are heading to San Antonio this week. Country hitmakers don’t come ...

When it comes to proto-Americana, give me the work of sincere purveyors of commercial folk music like John Stewart and Gordon Lightfoot over the more serious effusions of Townes Van Zandt and Mickey ...