Month: January 2021

Fireside Collective to release Mountain Home debut, Elements, on March 20 Arden, North Carolina (January 24, 2020) — With music that

Includes Three Solo Albums, A Live Recording with Jett Williams And Four Frizzell & Friends Collections Featuring Guest Appearances By

Amy Speace Captures Deeply Personal Album with The Orphan Brigade, There Used To Be Horses Here Out April 30th; Hear

  New concerts announced and tickets on sale now for Lee Brice, Restless Heart, Shenandoah, Jon Pardi and more FORT

Asheville Songwriter Anna Lynch prepping EP, Apples in the Fall, for March 13 release   Great songwriters can turn the

The Lil Smokies Release Third Studio Album Tornillo Praised by Billboard, American Songwriter, and more Announcing new tour dates January

For seven years now, Miss Beck Rustic and her crew work diligently to bring a TON of good bands to

Sing Me Back Home: The Music Of Merle Haggard honored Merle and his music on what would have been the

  When it comes to vintage Country Music from the 60’s and forward, many names come to your mind as

Out Now:  First Issue of Bluegrass Unlimited Produced by the HOF! In August of this year, the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame

Justin Moses To Release Eclectic New Album Fall Like Rain On January 22nd  Releasing via Mountain Fever Records, the album also features

Johnny Lee’s New Single “Everything’s Gonna’ Be Alright” Available Now “Everything’s Gonna’ Be Alright” Lyric Video Exclusively Premiered By Taste Of Country

Right at this juncture I am kind of going backwards, and touching on a few small things I missed in

Even though last year totally eradicated the entire music industry, there was still a plethora of new releases on vinyl.

I cannot say enough cool words about Blackbird Presents, because they have arranged so many outstanding shows in Country Music,

This one is a tough article to write my friends, because I truly enjoyed the music of Mr. Justin Townes

With continued airings throughout January, T. Graham Brown’s Live Wire features live cuts from artists including Lyle Lovett, Rhonda Vincent,

      The Birthplace of Country Music Museum‘s resolution for 2021? To get folks talking, thinking, and reading in the

      BCM Museum to Host Virtual Speaker Series Starting January 12 Join the Conversation with Smithsonian’s National Museum

COUNTRY MUSIC SINGER/SONGWRITER ED BRUCE DIES AT AGE OF 81 CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Ed Bruce, singer/songwriter, died Friday, January 8,

New concerts announced and tickets on sale now for Lee Brice, Restless Heart, Shenandoah, Jon Pardi and more FORT WORTH,

Hello my dear friends and music lovers of all forms. I write this with immense uncertainty for the upcoming live

I’m physically and mentally tired from all of this year’s pitfalls. It took me many weeks to catch up on