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July 30, 2026

Album Review – Shania Twain’s “Little Miss Twain”

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Ultimately, “Little Miss Twain” will not be what Shania Twain is remembered for. But what you can take away is that getting more personal and pulling from your own life’s story while trying to be more true to yourself always results in better art.

August 11, 2023

’90s Key Western Fest Announces All Women Lineup for 2024

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The 2nd Annual Key Western Fest is going all women, bringing country legends and Hall of Famers like Wynonna Judd, Tanya Tucker, Jo Dee Messina, Pam Tillis, Terri Clark, and more to paradise for a 4-day excursion.

August 11, 2023

On Oliver Anthony & His Viral “Rich Men North of Richmond”

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Enter Oliver Anthony, and the super-viral recording of his song “Rich Men North of Richmond.” Undoubtedly, it is quite a remarkable song and performance. He’s a songwriter from Farmville, VA…

August 11, 2023

Album Review – Jason Eady’s “Mississippi”

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The purpose of this album is to dive head first into Eady’s Mississippi roots in a way that takes shape as serious grooves and shack shakers designed to get the soul singing and the limbs twitching.

August 10, 2023

See Wyatt Flores In Smaller Venues While You Still Can

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He hasn’t even released his debut album yet, but Wyatt Flores is already making huge waves in the independent country realm, and for good reason. From the outskirts of Stillwater, Oklahoma …

August 9, 2023

The Deeply-Rooted and Everlasting Influence of Robbie Robertson (RIP)

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Levon Helm sang them, but Robbie Robertson wrote them. Bob Dylan wrote them, but Robbie Robertson played them. There are few men that had their fingers deeper into the foundations of what we consider Americana, rock, and folk music today.

August 9, 2023

Time Proves Vince Gill’s ‘Go Rest High On That Mountain’ as Platinum

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Chart placements, annual sales and streaming numbers, and glowing reviews aren’t the true testament to the importance of a piece of music. Time is. Over time, the fortitude of a song or album is tested rigorously.

August 8, 2023

Garth Brooks Just Announced a New Album … Kind Of

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Garth Brooks has just announced a new album, and he’s announced it in the Garthiest of Garthiest kind of ways. We don’t have a name for the new album yet. That remains a mystery. There is no track list just yet, or cover art.

August 8, 2023

Ashley McBryde Announces “The Devil I Know” Tour

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Despite lackluster support from radio, Ashley McBryde continues to increase her fan base, and keep her foot on the pedal when it comes to touring. That’s why she’s just announced a new slew of dates.

August 7, 2023

A Note on the Saving Country Music Comments Section

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I appreciate everyone reading and commenting on Saving Country Music. I’d rather shut the website down before shutting the comments down entirely. But for them to remain open, we all have to participate in keeping the discussions healthy.

August 7, 2023

Album Review – William Beckmann’s “Here’s To You. Here’s To Me.”

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There is one thing that is inarguable about William Beckmann. The South Texas native has a voice that is begging to be heard by the masses. He’s one of those artists where you don’t wonder “if,” but “when” he’ll blow up.

August 6, 2023

Colter Wall Announces Very Rare Tour Dates for Late 2023

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Colter Wall still won’t be doing any significant touring in 2023. But he has just announced 10 tour dates spanning October and December later this year, and in relatively intimate 1,500-3,000 capacity venues.

August 5, 2023

Song Review – The Turnpike Troubadours – “Brought Me”

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It’s the wide array of influences that the Turnpike Troubadours bring to bear in their music that makes their songs feel both wholly unique and keenly familiar, often conferring a warm feeling even upon the very first listen.

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