Americana UK

  • News
  • Reviews
    • Album Reviews
    • Live Reviews
    • Book Reviews
  • Features
    • Archive
      • Americana Bedrock
      • Americana Roots
      • AmericanA to Z
      • A Night to Remember
      • Dirty Dozens
      • Home Life
      • I Write the Songs
      • Lost Albums
      • Political Pops
      • Shuffle
      • Small Venue Heroes
      • Studio Life
      • The Other Side of Me
      • The Twang Factor
      • Top 10 Americana Albums Ever
      • Top 10 Americana Albums of the 21st Century
      • Top 10 Greatest Ever Americana Artists
      • Unsung Heroes
      • Van Life
      • Whatever Happened To…
      • What Should I Do…
      • WITATA
    • Anniversary Cheers
    • AUK Mini-Gigs
    • Can’t Live with it, Can’t Live without it
    • Classic Americana Albums
    • Classic Clips
    • Essentials
    • Fiction
    • For The Sake Of The Song
    • More People Really Should Know About
    • Obituaries
    • Top 10 Americana Songs of All Time
    • VERSIONS
  • Interviews
  • Videos
  • Tracks
  • Columns
    • Sounds from the Shed
    • Vox Continental
  • Podcast
  • Info
    • Contact Us!
    • Review submission FAQ
    • Support Americana UK
    • Want to write for Americana UK?
    • Daily Digest Sign-Up
    • Advertise on Americana UK
    • Privacy Policy
Our latest posts
  • [ July 1, 2026 ] Jim James takes off his Morning Jacket and gets all “Wowed Out” on his latest solo album News
  • [ July 1, 2026 ] Styrofoam Winos “Somebody Wants To Send You A Message” – it comes and goes Tracks
  • [ July 1, 2026 ] Video: Rachael Sage & The Sequins “Nexus (Acoustic)” Videos
  • [ June 30, 2026 ] More People Really Should Know About: David Borné Features
  • [ June 30, 2026 ] Ian Prowse “No Names” Album Reviews
HomeAuthorsKeith Hargreaves

Articles by Keith Hargreaves

About Keith Hargreaves
Riding the one eyed horse into dead town the scales fell from his eyes. Music was the only true god at once profane and divine The dust blew through his mind as he considered the offering... And then he scored it out of ten and waited for the world to wake up
Columns

Sounds from beyond the Shed – Week 117

October 27, 2023 Keith Hargreaves 0
On the road again… So half term has arrived and although not teaching, holidays are still determined by our children and responsibilities and so it has been this week that the whole family have decamped to […]
David tattersall Group debut album artwork
Album Reviews

David Tattersall Group “David Tattersall Group”

October 24, 2023 Keith Hargreaves 0
A pastoral, seemingly out of time, folky stew – some bits delicious, some a bit tougher. There is a sense that this is an album out of time. Its vibe is certainly more rooted in the […]
Jonathan Wilson
Columns

Sounds from beyond the Shed – Week 116

October 20, 2023 Keith Hargreaves 0
Half term beckons and I’m not at all stressed… …until the wonderful Mrs H told me we were spending 5 days in a house with all the children and grandchildren – 14 of us altogether. I […]
Album Reviews

Stanley Brinks “Good Moon”

October 20, 2023 Keith Hargreaves 0
Prodigious producer of music produces another album of idiosyncratic ‘anti-folk’. There is great charm in this album of irreverent and seemingly naive songs from this side project from Herman Dune. The album opens with a walking […]
Album cover Art Jennyowenyoungs
Album Reviews

Jenny Owens Youngs “Avalanche”

October 18, 2023 Keith Hargreaves 2
Redemptive meditation on time passing and life events from talented singer-songwriter. This is the first release for Jenny Owens Youngs for ten years as her life took her in different directions including amongst other things producing […]

Posts pagination

« 1 … 88 89 90 … 151 »

our latest posts

Jim James takes off his Morning Jacket and gets all “Wowed Out” on his latest solo album

News
July 1, 2026 0

Styrofoam Winos “Somebody Wants To Send You A Message” – it comes and goes

Tracks
July 1, 2026 0

Video: Rachael Sage & The Sequins “Nexus (Acoustic)”

Videos
July 1, 2026 0

More People Really Should Know About: David Borné

Features
June 30, 2026 1
Ian Prowse No Names cover art

Ian Prowse “No Names”

Album Reviews
June 30, 2026 0
News

Jim James takes off his Morning Jacket and gets all “Wowed Out” on his latest solo album

July 1, 2026 0
My Morning Jacket’s Jim James has announced the release of his new album, Wowed Out, which is due out on 28th August via ATO Records. The 3x GRAMMY® Award-nominated singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and founding member […]
Tracks

Styrofoam Winos “Somebody Wants To Send You A Message” – it comes and goes

July 1, 2026 0
A decade ago, three employees of JJ’s Market and Cafe became Styrofoam Winos. Lou Turner, Trevor Nikrant, and Joe Kenkel bonded over their mutual adoration for Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Leonard Cohen, and dollar bin country […]
Videos

Video: Rachael Sage & The Sequins “Nexus (Acoustic)”

July 1, 2026 0
The new single from New York City-based musician and activist Rachael Sage is beautiful in every sense: the song’s theme and sentiment have real meaning; it’s gorgeously arranged and performed; and the accompanying video makes its […]

  • Jim James takes off his Morning Jacket and gets all “Wowed Out” on his latest solo album
  • Styrofoam Winos “Somebody Wants To Send You A Message” – it comes and goes
  • Video: Rachael Sage & The Sequins “Nexus (Acoustic)”
  • More People Really Should Know About: David Borné
  • Ian Prowse “No Names”
  • New tour dates for Brian Fallon, Pokey Lafarge and The Roseline
  • Exclusive AUK Mini-Gig: Dillon Warnek
  • Preview: Rose’s Pawn Shop selling great gigs for the next couple of weeks
  • Jonathon Penn “It Took A Long Time To Get Young”
  • Folk Tracks Roundup – June 2026
Billy Bragg Bob Dylan Bruce Springsteen Chuck Prophet Courtney Marie Andrews Dean Owens Drive By Truckers Emmylou Harris Jason Isbell Johnny Cash John Prine Lucinda Williams Margo Price Neil Young Peter Bruntnell Robert Vincent Ryan Adams Steve Earle Sturgill Simpson The Band The Byrds The Delines Tom Petty Wilco Willie Nelson
  • Dan Borne’: We love the David Borné music and commentary. We should, we are his parents. Dan and Lisette from Baton Rouge.…
  • Alan Peatfield: Loved the Maisy Owen track; further attention is required.
  • Alan Peatfield: Great track. Wonderful performer. I was hoping he would extend his Canadian co-headlining tour with Julian Taylor over to the…

Latest interviews

Interviews

Interview: Matt Patershuk writes songs for the small moments we all share

June 24, 2026 1
As an animal lover and caretaker of horses, dogs and cats, the latest album from Canadian singer-songwriter Matt Patershuk certainly caught my attention. Dog Tiger Horses on Red Hen Records (2025) is green as grass, country-folk […]
Interviews

Video Interview: Susto’s Justin Osbourne on Susto Stringband

June 18, 2026 0
Susto are an American indie band who have managed to build their own following with their individual take on alt-country and americana that reflects the fact that they were formed in Charleston, South Carolina. Justin Osbourne […]
Interviews

Interview: Tinsley Ellis brings the good word acoustically nowadays

June 17, 2026 0
In 2025, Tinsley Ellis returned to the deep roots of the blues after the success of his previous album, Naked Truth (Alligator Records, 2024). There are many different styles of playing wrapped up in his music, […]

You may have missed…

Live Reviews

Live Review: Charlie Parr + Jerry Joseph, Brudenell Social Club, Leeds – 17th May 2022

May 30, 2022 0
When Charlie Parr wandered casually onstage, checked everything was in order and then tuned his guitar, those not familiar with him might easily have mistaken him for a roadie. It was only when he took his […]
Tracks

Eric & The Soo “Last Forever” – here’s the spoiler, nothing lasts forever

October 13, 2021 0
We’ve had the opportunity to feature the music of Ontario’s Eric Brombacher in several of his recording guises, this latest song is once more as Eric & The Soo with bandmates Dino Naccarato (drums), Ken Yoshioka […]
Interviews

Interview: Lilly Hiatt

March 19, 2018 0
On ‘Trinity Lane’ her third and most visceral album to date, East Nashville’s Lilly Hiatt pulls no punches. Written mostly from a wooden chair looking out at the trees that surround her house on Trinity Lane, the […]

© Americana UK 2026, a website based in the People's Republic of Liverpool