The “Beer For My Horses” singer will receive this posthumous honor with one of his country music peers and a legendary Hollywood actor.
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Jelly Roll shared his testimony on the Grammys stage, and just going by some data offered up by Google Trends, it looks like the masses were interested in what he had to say about Jesus. In case you missed it, the rapper-turned-country-artist (whose real name is Jason DeFord) cleaned up at the 2026 Grammy Awards. Jelly Roll won three Grammys, with the biggest being the award for “Best Contemporary Country Music Album” for his Beautifully Broken project. The country music […]
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A recent social media post has Morgan Wallen fans wondering about the latest claim about the singer. In one of the posts, shared by a Facebook account labeled Rhythm Republic two days ago, it shares a story that the “I’m the Problem” artist donated his performance earnings to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). “BREAKING: […]
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Kenny Chesney describes the experiences he had while co-producing country music legend Willie Nelson’s album, Moment of Forever.
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Vividly present and strangely distant at once, John Craigie haunts the tender landscapes of I Swam Here like a ghost imparting an urgent message. If the gently alluring melodies and mild-mannered singing suggest a man on a mission to soothe, his crafty lyrics tell a different story, stirring up specters
Nick Justice – Rain Dancing This collection from the seasoned California singer-songwriter Nick Justice would appeal to fans of Gordon Lightfoot & John Denver. The song styles are nothing you haven’t heard before, but they are performed with a relaxing, good storytelling style in Nick’s warm, homegrown voice. The 12 tales that make up Rain […]
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Ratboys Singin’ to an Empty Chair There’s something about a Ratboys song that feels like emerging from a long depression into something a bit more bearable. Maybe it’s the songs, which are generally uptempo but choose jagged edges over bubbly gloss. Maybe it’s Julia Steiner’s voice, which, while always bright, never fails to contain a […]
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NRBQ – Grooves In Orbit – Reissue For the uninitiated, this Kentucky band, formed in 1965, is miraculously still playing. OK, not with all the original members, but close enough. The spirit is still alive. Like the Grateful Dead, the band was known for its live performances, spontaneity, levity & endurance. It was also highly […]
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The sum total of country’s participation in the 3 1/2 hour show was the 4 minute, 44 second performance. While voting and Grammy membership is not entirely in the Grammy’s control, the performances are.
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