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June 15, 2025

THREE Albums of Unheard Waylon Jennings Songs on the Way

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THREE Albums of Unheard Waylon Jennings Songs on the Way

On Father’s Day 2025—which also happens to coincide with Waylon’s birthday this year (June 15th)—we’re finally getting to hear some of what Shooter Jennings has been working on, with a lot more in store.

February 20, 2022

Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell Earn New Gold & Platinum Singles

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The continued success of independent singles proves that there is a path forward for country artists without the crutch of radio, at least for the right song from the right artist, of which these newly-minted singles from Tyler Childers and Jason Isbell most certainly were.

February 19, 2022

Miranda Lambert Songwriter & Longtime Guitarist Scotty Wray Dies

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From the very beginning of Miranda Lambert’s career when she was just 17-years-old, guitarist, songwriter, and solo performer Scotty Wray had been by her side on stage, and contributing songs in the studio. Scotty Wray is also the brother of performer Collin Raye.

February 19, 2022

Tyler Childers Is Going Bluegrass at 2022 Delfest

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If you’ve every wondered what Tyler Childers would sound like with some of the best bluegrass pickers in the world behind him, you’ll have your opportunity at the 14th Annual DelFest with none other than The Travelin’ McCourys behind him.

February 19, 2022

Did Merle Haggard Really Escape From Jail 17 Times? (Country History X)

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Merle Haggard was one of country music’s most famous former convicts, though most of his crimes were petty. The reason he landed in the notorious San Quentin Prison was due to how many times he escaped from smaller facilities and local jails. But did he really escape 17 times?

February 18, 2022

On The Shocking and Sudden Death of Dallas Good of The Sadies

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This news hits harder than most, not just because of how young Dallas Good was, and how unexpected this news is. It’s because few, if anyone could do was Dallas Good could do, and nobody could do what he did with his brother Travis. It was not of this world. And now, it no longer is.

February 18, 2022

49 Winchester Announces New Album “Fortune Favors The Bold”

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49 Winchester was the little band that could from Castlewood, Virginia, until they became the little band from Castlewood, Virginia that did. They signed to New West Records in 2021, and now will be releasing their latest record through the label.

February 18, 2022

Album Review – Sarah Shook & the Disarmers – “Nightroamer”

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Officially the third record from Sarah Shook and the Disarmers, ‘Nightroamer’ is distinctly more of an indie rock or power pop-influenced album compared to Sarah’s two previous ones, but with a few strong country tracks to ground the effort in the roots as well.

February 17, 2022

Joshua Ray Walker, Randall King Set Grand Ole Opry Debuts

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There’s a reason whenever a true country performers gets this opportunity, they always reminisce back to when they were a young kid. It’s because it’s a dream come true, and a life goal met, and one that’s well deserved for both Randall King and Joshua Ray Walker.

February 16, 2022

This Florida Georgia Line Hall of Fame Exhibit is Unfortunate

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This extensive “Mix It Up With Florida Georgia Line” exhibit that the Hall of Fame recently opened on February 6th really is an unfortunate, and frankly shortsighted move by the museum, overlooking the widely-polarizing nature of the Bro-Country duo.

February 15, 2022

George Strait Producer and Songwriter Blake Mevis Has Died

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Blake Mevis was responsible in part not just for one Hall of Fame career being launched into the country music stratosphere, but two. As the guy who introduced country music legend and Hall of Famer George Strait to now Country Music Hall of Famer Dean Dillon.

February 15, 2022

Brennen Leigh Goes Western Swing on “Obsessed with the West”

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Delightfully old-fashioned and born 60 years too late, Brennen Leigh has always worked Western Swing influences into her music, and been chummy with the Asleep at the Wheel crowd in Austin. But now as a Nashville resident, the distance has made her heart grow fonder

February 14, 2022

Willie Nelson Cancels Most Indoor Concerts Indefinitely

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You won’t be seeing Willie Nelson in many indoor venues moving forward in 2022. Announced on Monday (2-14), Willie Nelson has cancelled all but a few indoor shows, and Willie’s camp has also let it be known that he will only be playing outdoor shows.

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