Yearly Archives: 2026

They’re one of the most enduring bands in music history. Continue reading…

Securing this new Grammy category was the beginning of the process. But now traditional country music performers need to submit their albums to the Grammy Awards for consideration.

The post Traditional Country Artists, Now Is the Time To Submit to the Grammys first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Moral of the story, ladies… always keep a jersey on-hand in case of an emergency. Last weekend, Ella Langley almost had a major wardrobe malfunction while opening for Morgan Wallen at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, and she shared later on her Instagram stories that her dress “came unzipped” on her second song, but she came up with a quick solution, throwing a Ravens jersey on over her outfit that they had gifted her when she got there. And it […]

The post “Nothing On Under That Dress” – Megan Moroney Recalls Her Own On-Stage Wardrobe Malfunction Following Ella Langley’s Recent Viral Moment first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Straight up mountain music. Today, Old Crow Medicine Show released a live performance video of “My Side Of The Mountain,” which features bluegrass legend Del McCoury and Molly Tuttle. Interestingly, bandleader Ketch Secor wrote the song with Tuttle as well as country superstar Luke Combs, and the studio version of the song appears on the band album Union Made, which was released in June. It’s really cool to see Combs working with Old Crow Medicine Show in particular, as Combs […]

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Clark Paterson – Are You Lonely Like Me?   Silly cover, but this album is filled with acute pop sensibilities right out of the gate & maybe the art is…appropriate. The Michigan native & Nashville-based Clark Paterson has some ingenuity in his compositions & has the right voice. A little ‘60s retro, but with dark […]

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Owen Lake and the Tragic Loves Bury Deep My Heart A new album by Owen Lake is freshly available this week, Bury Deep My Heart. At 13 songs, the commitment and breadth of Owen Lake’s work and inventive capabilities is solidly showcased here. Owen Lake is the stage name of Jeff Snyder, who is the […]

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Fans have been hotly anticipating his new song. Continue reading…

“Christian Name” is a recount of the last couple of years of Godwin’s life, just like many albums are. It just happens to be that the last few years have seen a renewed dedication to faith by Godwin, and for good reasons.

The post Album Review – Charles Wesley Godwin’s “Christian Name” first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Maura Dunst – Violin Songs EP Uh-oh, a quartet of violins album. Yes, but the vocals are by one Maura Dunst & that makes all the difference. What a pairing: a classically sounding, sawing-smooth-as-silk violin with Maura’s pristine voice. There are only 5 songs, spare, & they’re blissful. “Strong Enough,” a Sheryl Crow cover, leads […]

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We’ve got new music from Punch Brothers, Leon Bridges and Maya de Vitry, plus the latest from The Suitcase Junket, Mama’s Broke and Willi Carlisle, Lambchop, and a Bright Eyes cover of a Felice Brothers song.

The post Fresh Cuts: Two Celebrations of Bros (Felice and Punch) and Lined-out Singing with Lambchop appeared first on Folk Alley.