Monthly Archives: July 2026

Have y’all ever heard of… sarcasm? This week, is Riley Green is the guest on Theo Von’s This Past Weekend podcast, where they of course talked about music, Riley’s upbringing in Alabama, his passion for the outdoors (and coffee), and his dating life. Riley and Theo both have a very unique sense of humor, and I thought it was pretty entertaining to watch them go back-and-forth. But apparently, not everyone was so amused… I have seen countless comments on the […]

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There are now four concerts on Garth Brooks’ 2026 tour itinerary. The singer and songwriter just announced two additional Blame It All On My Roots Tour dates.

Garth Brooks announced his 2026 Blame It All On My Roots Tour on July 7.
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Editor’s Note: John R. Miller, whose new LP titled The Great Unknowing came out today via Rounder Records, is No Depression’s Spotlight Artist for July 2026. Read more about Miller’s fifth album and stay tuned for more from him all

Breaking news out of Woodstock, New York this week illuminated deep fissions among the ownership of Levon Helm Studios. Levon, of course, was a beloved, co-founding member of The Band and established this space, affectionately just known as The Barn, in 1975. In the early 2000s, as he was

Blue Ox Music Festival 2026: Under the Pines, Music Finds Its Way Home Bronwyn Opening the 2026 Blue Ox Music Festival Tucked away in the towering pines of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Blue Ox Music Festival continues to prove that the heart of a great festival isn’t measured by its size. It’s measured by the community […]

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Luke Bryan’s best songs are honest, easy-to-digest observations of life and love. Continue reading…

West Virginia’s John R. Miller gratifies a whole host of musical erogenous zones on his new album The Great Unknowing, including honky tonk country, Appalachian folk, feral folk rock, and a few other things.

The post Album Review – John R. Miller’s “The Great Unknowing” first appeared on Saving Country Music.

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Most months, all three of my featured campaigns come from Kickstarter. That’s because Kickstarter is, by far, the biggest crowdfunding platform around for music. But there are others, including some unconventional ones, which deserve attention as well. This month they get it as all of my featured campaigns

You picked The Rolling Stones – Foreign Tongues Price – Days Of Unrest as your favorite new release for the week of July 10, 2026.