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August 15, 2025

Review – Tyler Hatley, Justin Clyde Williams – “The Dick and Tammy Show”

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Tyler Hatley and Justin Clyde Williams along with Matt Parks have mustered up a really good introduction into their songwriting universe in North Carolina. It’s one you find compelling, and want to experience in-person.

April 3, 2024

Country/Roots Guitarist Yasmin Williams Criticizes Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter”

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“She clearly was not trying to showcase the talents of black country artists in a real way, which I’m sure is extremely disappointing to the black country folks busting their asses to make it.”

April 2, 2024

Owner and Preservationist of Gruene Hall, Pat Molak, Has Died

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Imagine a Texas music scene without Gruene Hall. It’s difficult to impossible to do. And if it wasn’t for Pat Molak discovering the ruins of an old town just north of New Braunfels, and making it his life’s purpose to preserve it.

April 2, 2024

The Red Clay Strays Sign with RCA Records

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The Red Clay Stray are now major label artists. Announced on Saturday, March 30th, the throwback Sun Records-inspired outfit from Alabama has officially signed to RCA Records, which is a division of Sony.

April 2, 2024

Album Review – Sentimental Family Band’s “Sweethearts Only”

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You better make room on your record shelf or playlist because ‘Sweethearts Only’ is coming in hot, and will be demanding your attention like a hyperactive dachshund with detachment anxiety for months to come.

April 1, 2024

“Cowboy Carter” is Not a Country Album. Saying It Is Insults Beyoncé’s Intent

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Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter is not a country album. It was never meant to be considered a country album. When the first songs were released, they were not labeled as country songs, and were not sent to country radio.

March 31, 2024

For Easter, Oliver Anthony Releases Debut Album (Review)

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Yes. The “Rich Men North of Richmond” guy. No, he wasn’t exposed as the “Astroturfed” industry shill that many accused him of being. And no, he didn’t disappear off the face of the earth after his all-genre #1 song.

March 29, 2024

This Feels Big: Soundly’s Stephanie Hudacek Named President of Rounder

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This Feels Big: Soundly’s Stephanie Hudacek Named President of Rounder

You may not recognize the name Stephanie Hudacek as an independent country music fan. But you certainly will recognize many of the names she’s worked with, and the artists who have benefited from her work.

March 29, 2024

Album Review – Kimmi Bitter’s “Old School”

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Few of the other artists we’ve experienced in the modern era stun with their reinterpretation and revitalization of the classic sounds of music from the early sixties like Kimmi Bitter, in the country genre and beyond.

March 28, 2024

What Happened with Koe Wetzel’s Surprise Show at Sam’s Town Point

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On Wednesday, March 27th, massive Texas music superstar Koe Wetzel took to X/Twitter to announce a surprise show at the tiny Sam’s Town Point in Austin. But it ultimately didn’t happen.

March 28, 2024

After Tragedy, Kellie Pickler Returning to Stage to Tribute Patsy Cline

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Kellie Pickler is making her return to the stage as part of a Patsy Cline tribute. Ever since Kellie Pickler’s husband Kyle Jacobs committed suicide on February 17th, 2023, she has remained out of the public eye.

March 28, 2024

On The Steel Woods Deciding to Cease Touring

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Southern rock fans, and fans of The Steel Woods specifically woke up to the sad news on Thursday (3-28) that the band, and namely the lead singer, guitar player, and primary songwriter, Wes Bayliss, had decided to cease touring.

March 27, 2024

Album Review – Pat Reedy’s “Make It Back Home”

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With a gas can with a hole cut in the top for a tip jar, Pat Reedy has traveled around and kept it up close and personal with his fans, and with life in forgotten America. That’s reflected in “Make It Back Home.”

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