The country singer said he was “just glad I’m here” following the golf incident. He revealed that he very well could have died because of it.
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The 2026 World Cup has interestingly created a real problem for the NFL. No, soccer isn’t going to overtake football and become the most popular sport in America. World Cup fans are absolutely eating up the action (no one more than a German soccer fan named Freddy), so it’s not out of the realm of imagination for this soccer craze to stick. But that’s not why the NFL is uncomfortably tugging at their collar. It’s actually the grass that’s put […]
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Bunnie Xo is giving advice and getting selective when it comes to people sliding into her DMs following her divorce from Jelly Roll. In a shocking revelation earlier this month, Jelly Roll filed for divorce from his wife Bunnie Xo after a decade of marriage. The petition for divorce was filed by the rapper-turned-country-artist, whose real name is Jason DeFord, against his wife, whose real name is Alisa DeFord, back on May 18. It’s being reported that it was a “mutual decision” and a […]
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The frontman for The Killers, Brandon Flowers, has announced he’s made a bona fide country record that was cut in Nashville with country musicians to express influences that have been itching to come out of him for years.
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Eddie “Blues Man” Kirkland – It’s The Blues Man Born in Kingston, Jamaica & raised in Alabama, Eddie “Blues Man” Kirkland (1923-2011) has a nice, raw vocal & a remarkably good melodic blues feel, evident on the opener—“Down On My Knees.” Kirkland was an electric blues guitarist & harmonica player. He fashioned his own style […]
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Tift Merritt was on tour in Europe with Jason Isbell in 2017 when her career — successful by any standard — stopped making sense.
Her daughter, Jean, then nearly 2 years old, was with her and having a blast. But “she needed roots,” Merritt recalls, and life on
Matt Pless – Water Sign Language Some albums take time to get started, but Baltimore’s Mike Pless must be a happy guy because his opening tune is folky, upbeat, & delightful. That’s different. It hovers close to being silly, but it isn’t. The guitar work is picked clean; the harmonica is bright & Matt’s voice […]
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Never losing touch with the heavy emotions and hard choices so many of the people in his own audience are weighted down and faced with, BJ Barham and American Aquarium deliver an impassioned, propulsive, and potent experience.
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Sierra Hull, awarded Mandolin Player of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association seven times, has shared a live video of a work commissioned by the FreshGrass Foundation (No Depression‘s nonprofit publisher) in 2022, recorded at Studio 9, and released as an EP this April. She and