The Jayhawks

Twangville — Some songwriting teams are made to be together. No doubt Mark Olson and Gary Louris established themselves as such a team with the early Jayhawks albums Hollywood Town Hall and Tomorrow the Green Grass. They established themselves along with Farrar a... more info

JamBase — Gary Louris and Mark Olson (of Jayhawks fame) Announce North American Tour In Support of Their New Album Ready for the Flood Available January 27, 2009 Acclaimed musicians Gary Louris and Mark Olson have announced the first set of North Amer... more info

My Old Kentucky — As I write to you today, we stand on the precipice. I'm certain you realize it, but it bears repeating: Chinese Democracy, likely the most significant and anticipated popular music release ever, will soon be in our hot little hands. One can't compreh... more info

JamBase — SUSAN TEDESCHI MAKES HER MOST PERSONAL ALBUM YET WITH HELP FROM: DEREK TRUCKS, TONY JOE WHITE, JOHN LEVENTHAL, GARY LOURIS, DOYLE BRAMHALL II & SONYA KITCHELL FORTHCOMING RELEASE BACK TO THE RIVER OUT OCTOBER 28 ON VERVE FORECAST Stream tracks fr... more info

Pitchfork — Every so often, the folks from Fordham University's non-commercial, listener-supported WFUV ring up their favorite bands and invite 'em into the studio for an on-air session. Somewhat less often, WFUV files through the recent offerings and compiles t... more info

Buffalo News, New York — One has to wonder just what their kids will end up doing. With parents like Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks, my money's on at least one of the two offspring ending up a musician. After all, it was in the blood long before it even reached the ears. Wh... more info

JamBase — By: David Higdon The lyric "Drug lords, crooked cops and thieves/ preying on the poor and on the weak" from "Infinite Night" open Carrie Rodriguez's album, She Ain't Me (released August 5 on Manhattan Records), and usher the listener into the dark... more info

Paste Magazine — Former Jayhawks bandmates put history behind them to make some new memories These new memories—thank the Americana gods—are riddled with Louris and Olson’s past, but there are hints of even older musical moments. Ready for the Flood reveals ... more info