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November 18, 2025

Further Details on the Todd Snider Assault, and Why His Band Left

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One complicating factor in finding information about the assault, and potentially why it was never investigated in-depth seems to have to do in part with the geography of Salt Lake City.

April 8, 2022

Paying a Visit to Billy Joe Shaver

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Billy Joe Shaver could be a hero to someone even if they didn’t give a fig about country music. But eventually, and somewhat inexplicably, Billy Joe Shaver did die, on October 28th 2020. Turns out, only his songs were immortal. But you can still see him.

April 7, 2022

After Conservatorship Worry, Sam Williams Appears with Hank Jr. & Sister

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After Conservatorship Worry, Sam Williams Appears with Hank Jr. & Sister

In early February, Sam Williams had the music and entertainment world in a stir after a series of social media posts implied that he was in a restrictive conservatorship under the repressive thumb of his father Hank Williams Jr., and half-sister Holly Williams.

April 7, 2022

KOKEFEST Unveils Killer 2022 Lineup

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No, not all country radio stations suck. Some are downright badass. KOKE-FM out of Austin, TX is one of them. They’ve also put on a kickass festival now for five years where devotees to the KOKE world congregate.

April 6, 2022

Arlo McKinley Readies New Album “This Mess We’re In”

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The last time Arlo McKinley released a record, the darn thing hauled off and won Saving Country Music’s Album of the Year. All the more reason to not temper excitement that he’s just announced his second album on John Prine’s Oh Boy Records.

April 6, 2022

Cody Johnson’s “Till You Can’t” Is Becoming The Song of 2022

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Cody Johnson’s “Till You Can’t” Is Becoming The Song of 2022

Ever since Billboard tweaked their formula for how songs are slotted on the Hot Country Songs chart in 2012, it has given rise to heavyweight tracks that sit atop the chart for weeks and weeks on end. All the more reason that the current song to get stuck at #1.

April 5, 2022

25 Years Ago: Pioneering Black Country Artist Stoney Edwards Dies

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Stoney’s career may have not been Hall of Fame worthy, but releasing six albums on a major country music label, and scoring Top 20 hits dispels the idea that the contributions of black artists in country music was resigned to just one individual.

April 5, 2022

Compelling Storyteller Willi Carlisle Readies New Album

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Willi Carlisle is like few things you will experience in music. His songs are strongly literary with rich characters, and his delivery is deeply compelling. And whether he gets you to laughing, crying, feeling unsettled, or infinitely satisfied, Carlisle always leaves an impression.

April 4, 2022

Travis Tritt Ain’t Buying Eric Church’s Cancellation Excuse

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If it wasn’t for “the slap,” the biggest story in all of entertainment last week would have been Eric Church choosing to cancel his sold-out show on Saturday, April 2nd at San Antonio’s AT&T Center so he could watch the Duke Blue Devils take on his North Carolina Tar Heels.

April 4, 2022

Album Review – Molly Tuttle’s “Crooked Tree”

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‘Crooked Tree’ is Molly Tuttle going, “Oh, you want a bluegrass album? We’ll then here you go …” and then melting faces in 13 straight original tracks that embrace many bluegrass traditions, while still offering a uniqueness of perspective, and a personal connection to Molly.

April 3, 2022

Chris Stapleton, Jon Batiste Win Early & Tired Country/Roots Grammys

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The Grammy Awards Premier Ceremony transpired Sunday afternoon, and though some worthy artists and valued projects walked away with deserved awards, it’s hard not to describe 2022’s Grammy haul in country and roots as anything but somewhat deflating.

April 3, 2022

Tyler Childers Joins The Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir on Stage

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The Grateful Dead’s founding member and guitarist Bob Weir is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of his solo album Ace released in 1972, and he did so by taking the stage at the Radio City Music Hall in New York with his Wolf Brothers band on Saturday night. Tyler Childers joined him.

April 3, 2022

Newest Adds to Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Current Playlist (#99)

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The Saving Country Music Top 25 Playlist is built to keep you informed on all the best songs and albums coming out right here, right now in country and roots music. Available on most all streaming formats, or you can use the song recommendations to find something new.

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