We move on to the summer releases, this week on WTTS New Music Monday. Alanis Morissette and a reunited Neil Young and Crazy Horse headline the group, with albums planned for August and June, respectively.

Before that, we’ll take a look at Garbage’s Not Your Kind of People (just barely a week old) and give one final preview of the decidedly Americana-sounding Shadow Days from John Mayer.

Train and Jack White round out the lineup. Every week at 7pm, it’s an hour of all-new world class rock on WTTS New Music Monday.

Laid back World Class Rock abounds Sunday on WTTS Overeasy. We’ll play new music from Shawn Colvin, Cassandra Wilson, and Michael Kiwanuka, along with some of our favorite recent Sun King Studio 92 performances, as is our custom.

Father John Misty will also be featured. You may not think you know him, but you also may be surprised. The former drummer from Fleet Foxes has released 7 full-lengths and a handful of EP’s under J. Tillman (the J is for Joshua). This is just the first under the new moniker.

In what has been a frequent occurrence as of late, Brad Holtz will yet again be giving away tickets to Punch Brothers, June 6th at the Palladium in Carmel. This Sunday, 7-11 AM and PM, it’s WTTS Overeasy.

John Mayer’s new album Born and Raised hits stores on Tuesday, May 22nd, but you can stream the album before its release below:

Stream the album at the iTunes store.

Born and Raised Track Listing

1. Queen of California
2. The Age of Worry
3. Shadow Days
4. Speak for Me
5. Something Like Olivia
6. Born and Raised
7. If I Ever Get Around To Living
8. Love is a Verb
9. Walt Grace’s Submarine Test, January 1967
10. Whisky, Whisky, Whisky
11. A Face To Call Home
12. Born and Raised (Reprise)

Paul Mendenhall of The WTTS Morning Show recently spoke to Joe Walsh ahead of the release of his album, Analog Man. Listen to their two-part conversation and watch him perform the title track with Jeff Lynne below:

Joe Walsh Part 1

Joe Walsh Part 2