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April 21, 2026

Big Memories Emerge from Soggy 2026 Two Step Inn

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The 2026 Two Step Inn festival in Georgetown, TX could have gone down as a big disappointment for patrons. But in truth, the rain made for some really memorable moments.

November 9, 2021

Randy Travis Becomes Guest of Honor at Inaugural Troubadour Fest

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Combining the two Texas passions of barbecue and country music, the inaugural Troubadour Festival in Celina, TX went down on Saturday, November 6th. Randy Travis showed up and became the guest of honor at the festival.

November 9, 2021

Carly Pearce Says She Wants to be Known as a Country Purist

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“I feel like I’m just getting started. ’29’ is the album I’ll always look back on in my career and say that was the turning point for me in the way I want to be looked at in country music. I hope when people look at my music and my little legacy, I hope they say, ‘She was a country music purist.’”

November 8, 2021

Billy Strings Donates 208 Guitars, and So Much More

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At about 10 a.m., Billy Strings pulled into the parking lot of the Twin Rivers Elementary School in Muir, Michigan in his tour bus, followed by a U-Haul truck. In the U-Haul were no less than 208 acoustic guitars of various age appropriate sizes—one for each student at the school.

November 8, 2021

Cody Jinks Plays Surprise Show at Little Rock’s White Water Tavern

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It’s one of those opportunities you wish to experience from your favorite artists, but very rarely get to. But on Sunday evening (11-7), some lucky bastards in Little Rock got a last minute, intimate acoustic performance that Jinks announced just hours before the doors opened.

November 8, 2021

From a Jewel Video to a Folk Hero: Rediscovering Steve Poltz

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Steve Poltz has morphed into an bonafide underground folk hero. His songs work like kids songs for adults, similar to the songwriting legacy of John Prine. Poltz’s storytelling skills in the live setting rival or surpass the very titans of the craft such as Todd Snider.

November 7, 2021

All Songs & Artists Featured on ‘Yellowstone’ Season 4 (Running Tab)

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All Songs & Artists Featured on ‘Yellowstone’ Season 4 (Running Tab)

All of the songs and artists featured in the Season 4 episodes of the Paramount Series “Yellowstone.” It once again promises to use its platform to help promote many of the independent country artists we all love.

November 7, 2021

Unheard Randy Travis Songs Accompany Christmas Reissue

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‘An Old Time Christmas’ has always been considered one of the better bets for Christmas albums from country legends. That is how it achieved its Certified Gold status by the RIAA—something many of Randy’s 90’s and early 2000’s studio albums didn’t achieve.

November 6, 2021

Album Review – Margo Cilker’s “Pohorylle”

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Scrunch in and make room on your 2021 “Best Of,” “Greatest Discoveries,” “Favorite Songwriters,” “Badass Country Chicks” lists, because Margo Cilker has just arrived with this late year entry that has folks singing her praises, and will have you crowing right along.

November 5, 2021

Review – Charles Wesley Godwin’s “How The Mighty Fall”

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“How The Mighty Fall” refuses to be complacent in its approach. A host of sounds are pulled from to fulfill its dozen tracks, not just Appalachian country. What makes it country and Appalachian is Charles Wesley Godwin, and the stories he tells.

November 5, 2021

Charley Crockett Releases New Tour Dates w/ Killer Openers

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Charley Crockett is one of the hardest working men in country music, and he is continuing his relentless touring schedule by heading out West, and then making his way back east to close out 2021. He’s also bringing along some great openers that are worth seeing all by themselves.

November 4, 2021

Long Time Dallas Moore Guitarist Chuck Morpurgo Dies

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For 27 years, if you saw country music modern Outlaw Dallas Moore perform, you very likely saw guitarist Chuck Morpurgo along with him. Even when Dallas Moore went on solo acoustic tours or played one-off shows, Chuck Morpurgo tagged along as accompaniment.

November 4, 2021

Sarah Shook Announces New Pete Anderson-Produced “Nightroamer”

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Sarah Shook Announces New Pete Anderson-Produced “Nightroamer”

Look alive boys and girls, because word just came down about what will be one of the most anticipated albums in independent country in 2022. The punk-infused and honky-tonk heavy outfit from North Carolina called Sarah Shook and the Disarmers have let it be known…

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