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May 29, 2026

Song Review – Kaitlin Butts’ New Single “Never Really Mine”

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Kaitlin’s first original single after signing to Republic Records is absolutely everything you want from a Kaitlin Butts song. If anything, it utterly defines who she has been throughout her career.

February 12, 2026

Flatland Cavalry Readies New Album “Work of Heart”

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Flatland Calvary fans rejoice, because the boys from Lubbock have a new one on the way called Work of Heart. Featuring 12 new tracks, the album will be issued on the recently-relaunched Lost Highway label.

February 11, 2026

New Epstein Files Revelations Reach Music Industry Through Wasserman

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It’s miraculous that no musicians have so far been directly involved or implicated in any of the Epstein revelations. But the same can’t be said for the music industry, and specifically Casey Wasserman.

February 11, 2026

Beloved Steel Guitar Player Pete Finney Has Passed Away

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What a remarkable legacy of music and memories Pete Finney leaves behind. The steel guitarist and music historian was beloved across country music, and performed with some of country music’s biggest stars.

February 10, 2026

Vince Gill Reveals New Tour Dates for 2026

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Country Music Hall of Famer, renown guitar player, part-time member of The Eagles, and all around country music good guy Vince Gill is continuing his celebration of 50 years in music by extending his 2026 tour.

February 10, 2026

As Jelly Roll’s ‘N’ Words Remain Ignored, ‘Jesus’ Draws Ire

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Jelly Roll is finally starting to experience the widespread scrutiny his life, career, and music has deserved for a few years now. But it’s coming in a very unusual, and frankly, misguided manner.

February 9, 2026

A Traditional Country Song is Now The #1 Song in All of Music

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#1 song in all of music at the moment is from a country artist. Even more remarkably, it’s from a woman in country. Even more inexplicable, it’s fair to characterize the song as traditional country.

February 9, 2026

Song Review – Kenny Whitmire’s “I Gave Her The Moon”

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Conveying a timeless sentiment in a new way is what Kenny Whitmire accomplishes with his new song ” I Gave Her The Moon,” and does so while evoking a chilling effect in how similar he sounds to Keith Whitley.

February 8, 2026

On The Dueling 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Shows

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Just like so much of the packaging and portioning in the American diet, you got twice as much as you needed from the Super Bowl halftime, but only half of the amount of the recommended daily nutrients.

February 8, 2026

The Top Country Music National Anthem Performances of All Time

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It’s one of the most difficult and scrutinized performances any singer can commit to. But if you turn in a memorable rendition, it could be a defining moment in your career. It’s the National Anthem.

February 7, 2026

New Adds to Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Current Playlist (#172)

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As folks quibble back and forth about what mild superstar should play the Super Bowl Halftime Show, so many great artists, songs, and albums are out there awaiting your discovery that are way more enriching.

February 6, 2026

49 Winchester Reveals New Dave Cobb-Produced Album “Change Of Plans”

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We don’t seem to be able to agree on much these days in these United States. But anyone who’s heard 49 Winchester tends to agree these Virginia boys are one of the best things going in music.

February 6, 2026

I Actually Listened to the New Bad Bunny Album. This is What I Heard

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It struck me that the vast majority of people were discussing an album and an artist they had heard little to no music from. The first and foremost rule of music criticism is that you have to listen to the material.

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