Daily Archives: April 19, 2026

Not a way you want to end a show. As an artist, there is no denying that embarrassing things will happen to you while on stage. It might happen early in your career, or you could go years and years unscathed by shameful moments, but it’s bound to happen at some point. Most of these unfortunate events can be laughed off as a trip or a minor fall, but on rare occasions, they can lead to serious injury. Billy Strings […]

The post Billy Strings Broke His Leg Right Before The Encore Of Night 2 In Charlottesville, Virginia first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Jelly delivered an epic blow to Pat McAfee during WrestleMania 42 as part of Cody Rhodes’ matchup against Randy Orton. Continue reading…

When the hunter becomes the hunted. It’s springtime, which means that turkey season has come in across most of the United States. The hunting season typically starts in mid-April, and runs into the month of May. In some places like Texas, it even starts as early as March. Regardless of when it begins, avid turkey hunters are always ready to get out in the woods to try and bag themselves a gobbler. And sometimes, like in this video below, they […]

The post WATCH: Turkey Hunter Has Heart-Pounding Close Call With Curious Bobcat first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

The UFC fighter in question experienced something I doubt any of us want to, which is prison life in Mexico. But apparently, he was protected.

The post UFC Fighter Reveals How the Cartel Protected Him in Mexican Prison appeared first on Wide Open Country.

‘My dad gave me that title randomly,’ Langley reveals in a new interview with ‘Billboard.’ Continue reading…

It’s often when adversity hits that some of the most memorable moments in music happen. Wyatt Flores got rained out at the Two Step Inn, so decided to play a pop up show at Sagebrush with Evan Honer.

The post Wyatt Flores Plays Surprise Show with Evan Honer After Fest Rain Out first appeared on Saving Country Music.

You’ve likely never heard of Dan Penn and, if that’s the case, one reason is probably that you’re not the sort of person who reads songwriting credits. If you were, you’d know this Alabama native from the many popular songs he has written or co-written—the Box Tops’ “Cry Like a Baby,” Janis Joplin’s “A Woman […]

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Kidman says that after she learned her mother died, she was so devastated she found it difficult to even perform simple tasks like organizing a flight home to be with her family. Continue reading…

Fantastic Cat’s Cat Out of Hell arrives with the band’s usual grin intact, but beneath the loose charm is a sturdier kind of record: one built on shared voices, accumulated mileage, and the small existential leaks that start showing up in adult life. That makes it a good candidate for a look backward, not to some obvious alt-country touchstone, but to The Band’s Stage Fright, another ensemble album where group chemistry sweetens songs about unease, pressure, and trying to keep your balance while the room keeps moving.

Fans won’t have to wait long to get a studio version of Langley and Wallen’s duet. Continue reading…