Yearly Archives: 2026

Is there a CMA Awards category we don’t know about called Horniest Music Video? If so, Kacey Musgraves has the category on lock. Continue reading…

Where else can you go and see modern Outlaw legend Cody Jinks, surging neotraditionalist star Zach Top, one of the greatest musical entertainers of our era, Chris Stapleton, all on successive days, with the beautiful Whitefish Mountains?

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Country music has said goodbye to several beloved artists in 2026. Continue reading…

Charles Wesley Godwin Christian Name  On Christian Name, an album inspired by the devastating loss of a child, Charles Wesley Godwin narrates his journey through despondency, grief, and redemption to a new understanding of his faith. Godwin explains, “These songs really meant a lot to me. There’s parts of me and parts of the things […]

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Michael Falzarano – Sunrise Over the Unknown Another veteran musician who played with Jorma Kaukonen, & Hot Tuna with his own sparkling solo project & heavy themes, like recovery, the journey back, some inspirational pieces, one with lyrics (“Cupful of Rain”) by the late Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter. This showcase is Michael’s 6th solo […]

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Here’s a challenge to all Americana artists: Start recording and releasing sociopolitical songs NOW (if you haven’t already). Write new songs if you’re good at that, but if not, there’s plenty out there that could always use a wider airing. As Margo

To a good consensus of old school country fans, Gary Stewart is far and away the most underrated, and under-heralded country artist of all time, with his catalog wielding incomparable influence on artists of his era, and contemporary ones.

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“I hear it’s warmer than it ought to be / up there at the start of the Mississippi,” Creekbed Carter Hogan sings on “Burn.” “And the evergreens are like candle trees / they’re leaning into the burn.”

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Editor’s Note: John R. Miller, whose new LP titled The Great Unknowing came out July 17 via Rounder Records, is No Depression’s Spotlight Artist for July 2026. Read more about Miller’s fifth album here and stay tuned for