Monthly Archives: May 2026

Sharing is not caring at Yellowstone National Park… in fact, it doesn’t appear like it’s even an option. Most people would assume that the biggest part of the battle out in the wild is bringing down the prey. I’d argue that the real battle starts once the predator has to defend its kill – or its opportunistic discovery – from other predators. That’s what plays out in this intense video out of Yellowstone involving a wolf and a sizable grizzly […]

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Charley Crockett thinks there’s one thing – and one thing only – that can keep artificial intelligence at bay. Ever since AI infiltrated the music industry, there’s been talk about how the two things would work together. The use of artificial intelligence continues to be a real concern for the songwriting community. In recent years, AI-generated music has become more and more commonplace, and creating it has become more and more accessible. Music created with artificial intelligence is already running […]

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A former contestant on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” told her followers that she didn’t think she would ever receive her winnings. 

The post ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire’ Contestant Feared the Game Show Wouldn’t Pay Her Winnings appeared first on Wide Open Country.

Another massive week on the charts for Miss Langley. As time passes, it’s becoming increasingly clear that 2026 will go down as the year of Ella Langley. As of writing, it’s pretty safe to say that she’s not only the hottest country artist on the planet right now but also one of the hottest artists in all of music. Thanks to the success of “Choosin’ Texas,” the buzz surrounding her sophomore album, Dandelion, which received a lot of critical and […]

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Country music star Jelly Roll has a lot to exult about these days. He lost a tremendous amount of weight and looks great. Jelly Roll graced the cover of Men’s Health. His wife, Bunnie Xo, successfully published a popular memoir. And now, his beloved daughter, Bailee, 17, was crowned senior prom queen, per People. That […]

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Dave Alvin surveyed the crowded room at The Birchmere and stated the obvious, tongue firmly in cheek. “Probably when you purchased the tickets, you said to yourself, ‘Dear God, I hope they tune a lot’,” Alvin said after performing “We’re Still Here” with Jimmie Dale Gilmore to open the third show on their “Almost Acoustic” […]

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April’s offerings could be viewed as a legacy celebration. That’s especially true of Corey Harris, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Guy Davis’s new collaboration, Fight On, True Blues Vol 2. This month also features new releases from Texas Tornado Freddie King (whose live set is still

Yarn Saturday Night Sermon Yarn releases their new studio long player, Saturday Night Sermon, an album that finds the band adding tangs of gospel and soul – via brass, organ, and a gospel choir – to their Southern rock sound. Talking about Yarn’s evolving sound, frontman Blake Christiana shares, “The band has officially established something […]

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It finds Musgraves understanding the moment country music is in, leaning into her traditional country influences, and deserves to be a retrenching of her as one of the top women in country music.

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MC Taylor, frontman of Hiss Golden Messenger, writes with the kind of fervent simplicity of Joni Mitchell, as evidenced on “Mercy Avenue,” the album benchmark from Messenger’s latest, I’m People. There’s an honesty to the story about everyday people living, barely getting