Here Comes The Song

Another Sleepless Night: The Songs Of Neil Morton Performed with Liverpool bands About Time and Breakdown in the late 70s-early 80s Listen, download and buy at neilmorton.bandcamp.com The title track video: m.youtube.com/watch?v=sD6eJr… Introductory blog: herecomesthesong.com/post/another-s…

🍀Here in the UK we like to celebrate St Patrick’s Day as much as anyone so here is the timely ‘St Helens’, the third & final single from my album all about my Irish roots! Feat. Michael McGoldrick, as well as Lukas Drinkwater and Stu Hanna & check out my new video on YouTube! 🙌

@paul__johnson 🤣

Before he was cruelly stricken with bone spurs

herecomesthesong.com/post/songs-of-… @poguesofficial @springsteen

Our Songs of the Week blog now leads with a piece on Bruce Springsteen's cover of A Rainy Night In Soho, a tender tribute to the Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan. It is the first single to be unveiled from a forthcoming album in memory of the songwriter who died in November, 2023

@madicunningham @VerveRecords @leosidran

Our Songs of the Week blog at herecomesthesong.com leads with a piece on Californian singer-songwriter Madison Cunningham and dramatic track Break The Jaw from latest album Ace. A few thoughts about her stunning performance at Shepherd's Bush Theatre  herecomesthesong.com/post/songs-of-…

Instant echoes of their most celebrated track, Midnight In Harlem. Plus: a few observations about Courtney Marie Andrews’ wonderful London show @DerekAndSusan @courtneymamusic

Our Songs of the Week blog at herecomesthesong.com leads with a piece on Florida-based rockers Tedeschi Trucks Band and their latest single, Who Am I, a love song celebrating the journey of husband-and-wife band leaders Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi herecomesthesong.com/post/songs-of-…

Looking forward to seeing the wonderful Courtney Marie Andrews at Islington Assembly Rooms tonight and hearing Outsider, a recent Song of the Week at herecomesthesong.com, Hangman and Only The Best For Baby share.google/IXTbM2HvgZiW09… @courtneymamusic

Our Songs of the Week blog at herecomesthesong.com leads with a piece on LA-based veterans Little Feat and a celebratory reworking of the Lowell George classic Long Distance Love. Co-founder Bill Payne creates a lovely twist 50 years on herecomesthesong.com/post/songs-of-… @littlefeattweet

Our Songs of the Week blog at herecomesthesong.com leads with a piece on Austin singer-songwriter Shakey Graves and his blues-soaked single When The Love Is New. In his home city the Texan has a day named after him. This is his thank you herecomesthesong.com/post/songs-of-… @ShakeyGraves

Our first ever live album is coming out in April!! “Mother Eagle (Sing Me Alive)” from Atlanta is one of the performances included on the record and it’s out now alongside this video! ffm.to/iwhsingmealive

Wishing the incomparable Carole King a very wonderful birthday today! 💛💛💛

Our Songs of the Week blog at herecomesthesong.com leads with a piece on Shropshire-born indie folk artist Jessie Reid and blues-tinged track Daisy from her new album Little Sparks. Inspired by love-torn character in The Great Gatsby herecomesthesong.com/post/songs-of-… @jessiereidmusic

@jessiereidmusic @GreenNote

Look forward to seeing Shropshire songwriter Jessie Reid at London’s cosy Green Note on Wednesday and hearing tracks from new album Little Sparks. Including the haunting Daisy… youtu.be/4TTVMlxPoGk?si…

Congratulations, I’m With Her, regular choices on our Songs of the Week blog at herecomesthesong.com. Gems such as this… youtu.be/3xIh2j1Gq0s?si… @imwithherband

Second album from Jessie Reid takes an ethereal journey into the darkness, and emerges having found beauty and contentment. atthebarrier.com/2026/01/19/jes… #sparks #albumreview @jessiereidmusic @BeatFilterPR

herecomesthesong.com/post/songs-of-… @springsteen @SoundsofSON @TheValerieJune @benwilpoole @Neilyoung

Our Songs of the Week blog at herecomesthesong.com now leads with a piece on Bruce Springsteen's powerful new single, Streets Of Minneapolis, and a soulful cover of Stephen Stills' 1966 classic For What It's Worth by Susan O'Neill and Valerie June. Anthems against divisiveness