Jerry Holthouse

Music editor for Nashville.com. Jerry Holthouse is a content writer, songwriter and a graphic designer. He owns and runs Holthouse Creative, a full service creative agency. He is an avid outdoorsman and a lover of everything music. You can contact him at JerryHolthouse@Nashville.com

Grand Ole Opry to Celebrate “Dolly Parton Week” for Her 50th Anniversary

     On January 4, 1969, Dolly Parton was fresh off the release of her first solo album released on RCA Records Nashville, the now-seminal Just Because I’m A Woman, and on that date the singer-songwriter received the biggest accomplishment of her then-young career: being inducted as a Grand Ole …

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TONIGHT: Moon Taxi Plays 10th New Year’s Eve Performance in Nashville

If I had to bet on the next band to achieve super stardom I’d put my money on Nashville’s own alt-rock-five-piece band Moon Taxi, formed right here in Nashville in 2006. I first saw them at the Exit/In many years ago and have tried to catch every local show since, watching …

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Wills Invited to Join the Opry, Capps Celebrates 60

The show that made country music famous was a place of celebration leading in to the upcoming holiday week tonight, recognizing Opry staff musician Jimmy Capps’ 60th anniversary of Opry performances and inviting longtime favorite Mark Wills to become an official part of the Opry family. Musicians Hall of Famer …

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John Scott Sherrill Set For Last Show At Bobby’s Idle Hour

Hit songwriter John Scott Sherrill, who has laughingly threatened to “lay down in front of the bulldozers” on demolition day for Music Row’s iconic landmark, Bobby’s Idle Hour, will play one last time before the honky tonk closes at the end of January. Sherrill, who has been celebrating the venue …

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Dustin Lynch Raises $25,000 For Local Children’s Charities

In the spirit of the giving season, Grand Ole Opry member Dustin Lynch returned to his hometown of Tullahoma, TN, for his fifth annual Dustin Lynch & Friends Benefit Concert on December 11, raising $25,000 for local children’s charities. Over the last five years, Lynch has raised nearly $100,000 for …

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Robert Ellis Is Back With Texas Piano Man

Robert Ellis is set to return with Texas Piano Man on Valentine’s Day 2019 via New West Records. The 11-song set was co-produced by Ellis and Niles City Sound (Leon Bridges) in Fort Worth, TX and is largely comprised of songs written by Ellis, an accomplished guitarist, on grand piano. …

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Three Holiday Releases from Nashville America Records

Nashville America Records has released three very special singles this holiday season. A song by Freddie Hart entitled “At This Time Of Year”; David Frizzell sings “Lil Burro” from his original Christmas collection Barnyard Christmas; and “Bethlehem,” which also appeared on Barnyard Christmas, originally by Frizzell, but on this cut …

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Trisha Yearwood Gets “Frank” Today

Today, three-time Grammy Award-winning country star Trisha Yearwood released her new album, Let’s Be Frank—a collection of the singer’s favorite songs by Frank Sinatra. The album arrives today for a limited time exclusively in Williams Sonoma stores nationwide and on www.williams-sonoma.com/trisha until its release everywhere on February 15, 2019. Yearwood …

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Lou Doillon Set To Release “Soliloquy”

Singer-songwriter, actress, model and artist Lou Doillon is set to release her third album, Soliloquy, on February 1 via Barclay/Verve. The music video for lead single, “Burn,” debuts today, watch above. Doillon and her band will tour widely in support of the album, with U.S. dates to be announced in …

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The Raconteurs Back With First New Music In 10 years

The Raconteurs – Jack White, Brendan Benson, Jack Lawrence & Patrick Keeler – are back with the release of their first new music in more than 10 years. The two new songs released by Third Man Records, “Now That You’re Gone” featuring Brendan Benson on lead vocals and “Sunday Driver” …

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