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September 11, 2026

Album Review – Jason James – “Cut The Chain”

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For those of you that love to put on an old George Jones record and pretend like the last 50 years of country music never happened, the music of Jason James will be as welcomed as that first bit of crisp autumn air.

August 28, 2026

Album Review – Riley Downing’s “Landfill Poetry”

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Whether through his work with the New Orleans-based music collective The Deslondes, or his numerous collaborations with other performers, or his first solo album a few years back, some probably recognize the name Riley Downing.

August 27, 2026

The More They Say Stella Lefty Isn’t a “Nepo Baby,” The More I Think She Is

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Is Stella Lefty an “Industry Plant”? Was her career “Astroturfed”? Is she a “Nepo Baby?” Frankly, I really don’t care. Frankly, I really don’t care. But the more the legacy media tries to convince me that Stella Lefty isn’t a Nepo Baby, the more I think she is.

August 27, 2026

Officially Declaring August 28th, 2026 a Country Music Holiday

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Hear ye, hear ye: By the power vested in Saving Country Music, Friday August 28th, 2026 is officially being declared a country music holiday, with all the rights and privileges thereof due to the excessive amount of cool releases.

August 26, 2026

On The Rise and Fall of Jelly Roll

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It’s over. At least for the most part, and for now. And though the producers of Jimmy Kimmel Live! and other corporate-warped minds might think he’s still the current hot thing, the truth is that Jelly Roll is cold product

August 26, 2026

Album Review – Tony Hannah’s “Love It Or Leave It”

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Tony Hannah’s Love It Or Leave It is one of those albums you don’t really need to make a convincing argument for. You simply press play, and the music does the rest. It’s so hard to find fault in, and so easy to fall in love with.

August 25, 2026

On The Passing of Dolly Parton

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Congratulations. You lived in the time of Dolly Parton. An infinite gift from above. Country music? This doesn’t even begin to contain the multitudes of this woman’s towering contributions across the entire expanse of humanity.

August 25, 2026

Blue Dot Fever Hits Nosebleeds of Some Garth Brooks Arena Stops

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For the Thursday show on September 10th in Rosemont, a good 90% of all upper deck seats are still available. For the Sunday matinee show, it’s about 70% of the upper deck that remains unsold. For Friday night, it’s about 50%.

August 24, 2026

We’ve Squeezed this Charley Crockett / Twin Temple Turnip Enough

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Yeah, I saw all the back and forths between Charley Crockett and Jack White last week. I also found the entire exchange and aftermath to be aggressively, aggressively boring. Don’t you think we’ve squeezed that turnip enough?

August 24, 2026

Album Review – Brandon Flowers – “Thrasher”

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Though the rest of the world knows him as the frontman for the new wave rock and roll band The Killers, he might have just accidentally hauled off and made an Album of the Year contender in country.

August 22, 2026

Austin Legend, Emerging Stars Featured on New Episode of The Hook

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It’s completely unacceptable to sit back and let AI, algorithmic scrolling, paid-for “influencers” and other inequitable regressions in the music industry sold to us as technological advancement completely erode the integrity of music.

August 21, 2026

Zach Top Releases Two New Songs

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Zach Top’s career feels like it’s at a crossroads. Smartly, Zach Top has released two new songs in hopes of re-igniting some of that initial momentum behind him. And generally speaking, they feel like they could be valuable in that pursuit.

August 21, 2026

Album Review – Kimmi Bitter’s “Bittersweet”

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Kimmi Bitter is country music’s throwback honky tonk sweetheart with a voice like Patsy Cline, and a style like The Ventures. She doubles down on the mod/Countrypolitan/surf/’60s sound that’s so succulent to the ear.

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