Monthly Archives: September 2026

You just have to read between the lines. Megan Moroney is having a heck of a year, after scoring her first ever #1 album on the Billboard Top 200 chart with her third studio album, Cloud 9, earlier this year. Of course, she first burst onto the scene four years ago with her song “Tennessee Orange,” and since then, she’s had hits like “6 Months Later,” During an interview with Willie Geist for TODAY, Moroney opened up about how much her fame […]

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The girl loves her rock. It’s no secret that Carrie Underwood has always been a fan of rock and roll, and we’ve seen her perform with several iconic rock acts over the years including teaming up with Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose for a performance of “Sweet Child Of Mine” and “Paradise City” during her headlining set at Stagecoach in 2022, and she later surprised fans at one of their shows in London to sing with the whole band. She also covered […]

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A new study suggests one of Morgan Wallen’s biggest songs might not be the best choice when you’re trying to stay focused at work. Continue reading…

Bad bosses, boring routines and jobs that drain the life out of you have inspired plenty of memorable songs. These seven know the feeling all too well. Continue reading…

The late filmmaker played a businessman who gets involved with attempts to franchise the title restaurant. Continue reading…

Travis Kelce has spent years chasing championships, but sources say being newly married to Taylor Swift has him looking differently at what another football season costs him. Continue reading…

There are multiple reasons we can surmise that Taylor Swift might be choosin’ country moving forward. Of course, just like the rest of Taylor Swift’s “country” catalog, it’s fair to question just how “country” it will all be.

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J.D. Crowe & The New South – The New South – 50th Anniversary This is a remastered collection of the influential bluegrass LP produced by J.D. Crowe (1937-2021/banjo/guitar/baritone vocals) with Ricky Scaggs (mandolin/fiddle/viola/tenor vocals) & recorded in Maryland in Jan. 1975. This set also updates the musician’s credits. The tunes are old-fashioned now, but the […]

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Amy Speace photo by Stacie Huckeba Amy Speace on Weaving Together Poetry and Music For ‘The Cardinals’ And “Days Of Letting Go” Singer/songwriter and poet Amy Speace is releasing a collection of poems called The Cardinals on September 1st, 2026, along with an accompanying single, “Days of Letting Go,” out September 4th, 2026. Both will […]

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ARE YOU EXPERIENCED? “So, are you experienced?Have you ever been experienced?Well, I have” “Are You Experienced” written by Jimi Hendrix Are You Experienced was the first studio album and title song released by the “Jimi Hendrix Experience.” The album hit the shelves in May of 1967 as a critical and commercial success. I remember clearly […]

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