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May 22, 2026

Jake Worthington Announces Hiatus “To Work On Myself”

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Though the statement didn’t give many more details or mention cancelled shows, it appears Worthington has cleared his tour calendar until late July as he takes a step back.

June 30, 2021

Country Legend, Reckless Kelly Songwriter Pinto Bennett Has Died

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Maybe you’ve heard of him, and maybe you haven’t. But his legacy and influence is intertwined with a lot of the music you most certainly have enjoyed over the years. And now a legacy that started in Idaho and stretched all across the country and world has come to a close.

June 30, 2021

Country Music’s Most Important & Valuable Artifact (Country History X)

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Arguably the most important artifact in country music—and most certainly the most valuable one—is not an instrument as one might assume. Instead it is a work of art, and one that holds special importance, has an incredible story, and was never officially finished.

June 29, 2021

Wanda Jackson to Give her “Encore” in New Album

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Keeping with the tradition of working with interesting producers that saw her collaborate with Jack White, and then Justin Townes Earle on her last two records, this time Wanda worked with fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Joan Jett and Kenny Laguna.

June 29, 2021

Album Review – Gary Allan’s “Ruthless”

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It’s not that ‘Ruthless’ is terrible or anything. And if you’re a hardcore Gary Allan fan—of which there are a few—you will probably find enough to enjoy to think of the effort as satisfactory. Still, ‘Ruthless’ is full of compromises and half measures, and it’s only country in spurts.

June 28, 2021

Mike and the Moonpies Blaze on New Song “Paycheck to Paycheck”

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Out of nowhere, Mike and the Moonpies have unleashed a new single called “Paycheck to Paycheck,” and hold onto your hats fellas. It finds those boys from Texas in top form, and kicking country music ass as is their predilection, all while paying homage to their blue collar roots

June 28, 2021

Tyler Childers Wears Shirt of Post Malone Wearing Tyler Childers Shirt

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Now the ball is in Post Malone’s court to wear a bootleg T-shirt of Tyler Childers wearing a Post Malone T-shirt of Post Malone wearing a bootleg Tyler Childers T-shirt, and soon we’ll be starring into infinity like when you stand between two mirrors on opposing walls.

June 28, 2021

Kane Brown Is Right About the Racial Tokenism in Country

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So often identity-based media coverage and awards are not about the artists themselves. These media members, outlets, and awards institutions use these artists as tokens and sometimes unwitting pawns to signal their virtue to the public and their peers in the industry.

June 27, 2021

Red Dirt Artist Chad Sullins of the Last Call Coalition Has Died

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“A rock band that plays country music.” This was the way the Stillwater, Oklahoma-based Red Dirt band Chad Sullins and the Last Call Coalition were described for years. And it was only apt, because it’s also a good way to describe Red Dirt music in general.

June 27, 2021

You Can Still See Alan Jackson’s Sold Out Hometown Benefit

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In the early morning hours on March 26th, 2021, a deadly and violent EF4 tornado ripped through the town of Newnan, Georgia, completely destroying some 70 homes, and damaging another 1,700 others. When Alan Jackson heard about the tragedy, he stepped up to organize a benefit.

June 27, 2021

2021 Keith Whitley Tribute Takes On a Good Cause

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Since 1990, fans of country music legend Keith Whitley have marked the time near the singer’s July 1st birthday with the Keith Whitley Memorial Ride. Also part of the event over the last few years has been a tribute show, this year taking place at The Nashville Palace.

June 26, 2021

Johnny Cash at the Carousel Ballroom: Not an Average Archive Release

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It’s not uncommon for news to come down the pike about the release of some archival audio footage by a bygone musical icon. But the case if this upcoming release of a previously-unheard 1968 Johnny Cash concert is anything but ordinary; it’s certainly something to get excited about.

June 26, 2021

The Interesting Case of Toby Keith’s New Song “Old School”

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The Interesting Case of Toby Keith’s New Song “Old School”

Normally a new single from a mainstream dude who hasn’t landed a Top 10 hit in over a decade wouldn’t necessarily be worth discussing, at least around this water cooler. But Toby Keith’s new song “Old School” is a very interesting case for a host of reasons.

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