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May 27, 2025

Garth Brooks Jokes Don’t Land in Tom Segura Comedy Series

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Through the six episodes, Tom Segura portrays dark characters in “unthinkable situations and fantasies.” One such character is a “global country music superstar” who kidnaps his own fans named Rex Henley.

July 13, 2021

On Blaming Luke Combs, Carrie Underwood for COVID in Colorado

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The implications for this mischaracterization are serious. Such widespread negative media coverage can and will have a chilling effect on promoters, performers, local health and elected officials, and could directly result in the postponing, canceling, or refusing to approve live outdoor events.

July 13, 2021

Album Review – Tylor & the Train Robbers – “Non-Typical Find”

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Great songwriters know how be both a reflector of our current times, and a beacon to our better angels. Tylor takes a keen awareness to the challenges this past year has presented, and instead of adding to the noise, attempts to offer a roadmap through it, or antidotes to it all.

July 12, 2021

From The Rolling Stones to Bill Monroe, Byron Berline Left His Mark

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From The Rolling Stones to Bill Monroe, Byron Berline Left His Mark

Fiddler Byron Berline lived many lives in one, and now it’s all come to a close, but not before leaving an impact that stretches from being a genuine Bill Monroe Bluegrass Boy, to being flown out to California to record with The Rolling Stones.

July 12, 2021

American Aquarium to Make Grand Ole Opry Debut

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It’s a rite of passage for any artist or band. And no matter how bygone the honor and opportunity might feel to some, to any act in the country and roots realm with any notion of history, it’s a bucket list item they will cherish and remember forever.

July 11, 2021

Mark Chesnutt Breaks His Back Saving Country, Needs Surgery

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Wouldn’t you know it, just as things were opening back up and Chesnutt was getting back out there on the road, his back gives out. Announced on Wednesday (7-7), he’s had to cancel his current tour for emergency surgery to address severe back pain he’s been fighting through.

July 10, 2021

Alan Jackson Recalls Waylon Jennings Asking, ‘What’s a Chattahoochee?’

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Though he most always towed the line even in his heyday, and held to a promise he made to his mentor George Jones to always “keep it country,” Jackson had his dalliances on the commercial side of country as well, namely on one of his biggest hits, 1993’s “Chattahoochee.”

July 9, 2021

How Cute, The CMTs Think They’re A Real Awards Show

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Look I get it. Worrying over country music awards shows is similar to worrying over country radio. It’s not that they don’t have an effect on the music at all. It’s just that as every year passes, they go on to serve a smaller and smaller niche of the country music market.

July 9, 2021

Charley Crockett Announces New Album “Music City USA”

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Charley Crockett might be a worthy candidate for the most interesting man in country music. Not only is the dude wildly talented and entertaining, while he tours constantly and finds the time to make cinematic quality videos, he also keeps up a hare’s pace in the studio.

July 8, 2021

Mike & the Moonpies Drop a Ton of Headliner Tour Dates (+Europe!)

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It would be a dereliction of your country music duty if Mike and the Moonpies rolled through your town, and you were just sitting on your couch surfing through Law & Order reruns instead of getting beers spilled on you and not giving a $hit because your face was being rocked off

July 8, 2021

Joe Rogan Admits It’s Him on Sturgill Simpson’s ‘Sound & Fury’

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Many had their suspicions since Sturgill Simpson released his dystopian rock album ‘Sound & Fury’ in 2019, but on the July 6th episode (#1679) of of the wildly-popular Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan himself fessed up: it is indeed him who can be heard on the radio spouting conspiracy theories.

July 7, 2021

Ashley McBryde Marks Milestone By Selling Out Ryman Twice

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It’s a rite of passage in country music, and a barometer of success. Ashley McBryde announced a two-night Ryman Auditorium residency on August 26th and 27th, and the dates have since sold out. So now they have added a 3rd date.

July 7, 2021

After Sexual Assault Claims, Why is Nelly Still Accepted in Country?

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Quick question for you. How many women need to accuse Nelly of rape and sexual assault before he becomes a persona no grata in country and roots music similar to Ryan Adams, Morgan Wallen, Winston Marshall of Mumford & Sons, and the like? Your answer must be greater than three.

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