Daily Archives: November 11, 2025

“We stand for the flag, and if you don’t like it, we don’t care.” Despite not personally serving in any branch of the military, Riley Green has frequently shown his support for the troops throughout his music career. Whether it’s early hits such as “Different Round Here,” which has subsequently become one of the most recognizable, patriotic country songs released the past decade or his continued inclusion of tracks like Toby Keith’s “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The […]

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Pat McAfee isn’t going to hear the political backlash on Veterans Day. If you ask me, our military veterans deserve to be treated like royalty. The brave men and women that fight to protect this country are true, every day heroes. We treat them as such when they are deployed, but we could do a better job of celebrating and lifting them up when they return home from service. Though they deserve our praise every single day of the year, […]

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From all of us here at Whiskey Riff, we want to thank all the veterans and servicemen and servicewomen out there for their service. Veterans Day provides the perfect moment to sit down and reflect on all of the sacrifices of those who have served our great country in the past, and presently. We’re forever indebted to those who fight for our freedoms, and we should all give back and thank them any chance that we get. One person that […]

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Despite decades of making music together, Winterpills still feel like a well-kept secret. But if ever a song could capture the attention they so deserve, it’s “Wild,” the opening track off the band’s latest album This is How We Dance. The powerful anthem builds

Life and country music can be funny sometimes, turning what you think about certain things on their head. Tracing the lineage of the country standard “Travelin’ Soldier” is a good example.

The post Cody Johnson, The [Dixie] Chicks, Bruce Robison, and “Travelin’ Soldier” first appeared on Saving Country Music.

We had the unique opportunity on our final day at AMERICANAFEST to record a No Depression Session with Jake Owen at his home, half an hour outside Nashville in Kingston Springs, TN. We made our way down the hill of the beautiful grounds, passed a miniature horse grazing near a

The McRib is back, and fans are feeling that nostalgic rush. Get ready for a taste of the past, hot off the grill. Continue reading…

Jennie Arnau – A Rising Tide This artist explores her struggle & emotional journey during the last decade through these highly personal songs. However, coupling this with activism can, in some respects, limit the reach of the music. But Jennie Arnau’s intriguing voice is captivating. She doesn’t lack the value-added necessity of being entertaining. She […]

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Jason’s family has dealt with this disease first hand. Continue reading…

Marshall Crenshaw w/James Mastro at The Iron Horse in Northampton, MA on Sunday November 9 Marshall Crenshaw brought his “40+ Years in Showbiz!” tour to The Iron Horse in Northampton, Massachusetts, playing songs from his four-decade career-spanning repertoire, as well as new material from his recently released “From The Hellhole” album. As Crenshaw and band […]

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