Brooks & Dunn: Kings of Neon exhibit at Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum opens today. The exhibit encompasses the duo’s early solo careers, the circumstances that united them as performers and their innovative approach to stage production and touring and runs through July 19, 2020. As the duo’s …
Read More »Americana Music Association Announces Partnership With National Museum of African American Music
The Americana Music Association® announced today its partnership with the National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM), the only museum committed to preserving the legacy and honoring the accomplishments of the many music genres created, influenced and inspired by African Americans. The two organizations have also established the inaugural Legacy …
Read More »“Exile – The Garage Tapes” Due Out August 16
Exile has announced their most current CD project, “Exile – The Garage Tapes.” The 30 song, two CD compilation is set for release by Big Horse Records August 16. A VIP CD release event celebrating the new project took place on July 13 at soundcheck prior to a performance at …
Read More »Watch: “Lights In The City” From The National Parks
Indie-folk-pop band The National Parks are gearing up for an east coast run of co-headlining tour dates with LA-based trio WILD this September that will be stopping in Nashville on Friday, September 6th at Exit/In. Tickets are on sale now; visit www.thenationalparksband.com for ticketing information. In anticipation of the upcoming …
Read More »Rodney Crowell’s “Texas“ Is Star Packed
Rodney Crowell explores his Lone Star roots with an eclectic cast of all-star friends on Texas, his adventurous new album of collaborations due August 15th on his own imprint, RC1 Records distributed by Orchard Music. Featuring Willie Nelson, Lyle Lovett, Ronnie Dunn, Billy F Gibbons, Randy Rogers, Vince Gill, Lee …
Read More »Brantley Gilbert To Release First Album In 3 Years
It’s been three years since Brantley Gilbert released an album, and in those three years, the life of the Georgia native has changed dramatically. Gilbert is approaching life and music a bit differently these days – feeling confident in his relationship with music and with his fans, the BG Nation. …
Read More »Kevin Griffin To Release First Full-Length Solo Album
Better Than Ezra frontman, award-winning songwriter, and Pilgrimage Festival co-founder Kevin Griffin has finally decided to write and record his first full-length solo album Anywhere You Go. Buoyed by minimal production, sweeping vocal harmonies, and narrative lyricism, he’s penned some of his most intimate, inimitable, and irresistible tunes to date. …
Read More »Dan Rogers Named Vice President And Executive Producer Of Grand Ole Opry
Opry Entertainment Group today announced it has promoted Dan Rogers to the newly created role of vice president and executive producer of the Grand Ole Opry from his current position as director of communications and show producer. In his new role, Rogers will oversee production of the world-famous show and …
Read More »LISTEN: Tanya Tucker Covers “The House That Built Me”
“The House That Built Me,” the newest song from Tanya Tucker’s upcoming album While I’m Livin’, debuts today (listen above). Made famous by Miranda Lambert, the song is one of the well-chosen covers on the release. In Tucker’s version, the lyrics have been adapted to reflect the journey of a …
Read More »The Scooter Brown Band Makes Their Opry Debut
The Scooter Brown Band, made their Grand Ole Opry debut on Tuesday night. After a rousing welcome and endorsement from Opry star Charlie Daniels, the band played their signature title-track from their album American Son along with “Georgia” and “Ain’t Country At All.” They joined a star-filled line-up including Little …
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