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May 4, 2026

Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reveals New Names for 2026 Lineup

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Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reveals New Names for 2026 Lineup

The Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion in Bristol, TN/VA has just added 25 new names to their 2026 lineup for September 11-13, bolstering an already stacked roster of talent. Old Crow Medicine Show will join Sierra Ferrell.

May 30, 2022

Tyler Childers Goes Bluegrass to Cap Off 2022 DelFest

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Sunday night (5-29), Tyler Childers returned to the main stage of DelFest. But unlike in 2019 when he played a straightforward, daytime supporting set, this time Childers was the headliner backed by the festival’s namesake backing band, The Travelin’ McCourys.

May 29, 2022

Pioneering Music Legend Ronnie “The Hawk” Hawkins Has Died

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From rockabilly to country, to rock and bluegrass, to blues and R&B, Ronnie Hawkins lived one of the most legendary lives in popular music, with an influence that spanned borders, and eventually continents until it went around the world and back again.

May 29, 2022

Album Review – Alex Miller’s “Miller Time”

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Undeniably baby faced, but sounding as mature as anyone and standing at an imposing 6’5″, young Alex Miller is here to re-instill your faith in the future of the country music genre, and maybe in life itself. The Kentucky native is definitely country.

May 28, 2022

Yeah, I’ve Heard of Jelly Roll

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Well now, it appears that Nashville has a new toy. His name is Jelly Roll, and a pseudo “country” song of his called “Son of a Sinner” has been slowly creeping up the country radio charts, causing the usual suspects who love to pontificate about paradigm shifts in country.

May 27, 2022

Jesse Daniel’s “My Kind of Country” Tour Is One Not To Miss

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Jesse Daniel’s “My Kind of Country” Tour Is One Not To Miss

If the musical experience you most cherish is being in a honky tonk, listening to honky-tonk music, with a bunch of fellow honky-tonkers, seeing a guy or gal that probably should be on a stage two or three times larger, the Jesse Daniel experience is the perfect fit for you.

May 26, 2022

Beloved Founder of Flora-Bama, Joe Gilchrist, Has Died

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There are a few iconic places that mean so much more to the country music world than the four walls and roof that comprise them. One of those places is the Flora-Bama Lounge, Package, and Oyster Bar on Perdido Key, with the state line of Florida and Alabama.

May 26, 2022

YES! Roger Miller’s Classic Albums Finally Coming to Digital Realm

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Starting on Friday, May 27th, Capitol Nashville/UMe is going to begin re-issuing Roger Miller’s albums originally released on Mercury, MCA, and Smash Records available for the first time via streaming and download. They will be releasing three new titles every month this summer.

May 26, 2022

This Feels Big: The War & Treaty Sign with UMG Nashville

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It wasn’t like Michael and Tanya Trotter, known together as The War And Treaty, were struggling for attention and support or something. But signing with a major Nashville label is always significant.

May 25, 2022

Zach Bryan’s “American Heartbreak” Album Already Setting Records

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Zach Bryan and his new album American Heartbreak are having a moment, and when all is said and done and the dust settles, it’s likely to ensconce the singer/songwriter among the very top artists in country music. But it’s not just because the album has 34 songs.

May 25, 2022

The Damn Quails Are Back, and Readying a New Album

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Almost six years to the day that they announced their hiatus, The Damn Quails will be returning with a new album called “Clouding Up Your City.” The new album was actually originally announced as a Bryon White solo album, but Gabe Marshall has returned.

May 24, 2022

Tyler Childers Helps Out Local Festival with Surprise Appearance

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Apparently Tyler Childers and his band were just down the road in Huntington, West Virginia practicing when they caught wind of the cancellation. Some calls were placed, and next thing you know, the roughly 200 people in attendance got a two-hour show from Tyler.

May 24, 2022

25 Years Ago: Trisha Yearwood vs. LeAnn Rimes in “How Do I Live”

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The story of how we got two versions of the same song is pretty crazy. It starts with hit songwriter Diane Warren, actually wrote the song to be considered for the soundtrack for the 1997 action movie starring Nicholas Cage called Con Air.

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