Luke Combs Breaks New Attendance Record Overseas As Sweden Show Is Now The Largest Country Music Crowd Ever In The Nordic Region

Luke Combs Breaks New Attendance Record Overseas As Sweden Show Is Now The Largest Country Music Crowd Ever In The Nordic Region

Breaking more attendance records… this time overseas, and not just at one venue… this one goes for an entire region. Luke Combs has already broke records stateside on his My Kinda Saturday Night tour, and in may, he marked his third record-breaking concert when he made a stop at Ohio Stadium (home of the Ohio State Buckeyes) in Columbus, Ohio, as the concert drew 97,367. Then at the beginning of this month, Combs set up shop at Rocky Top, and broke […]

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REVIEW: Lara Downes & Friends “Hold These Truths”

Lara DownesLara Downes & Friends – Hold These Truths This showcase begins pensively with a short piano piece, “Welcome,” & like several of the 21 cuts on this album, it’s precise & brief. The compositions vary from works written by Oscar Peterson, Willie Nelson, Charles Ives, Stephen Foster, Leonard Bernstein & Aaron Copland. It’s quite a […]

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REVIEW: Erin Lunsford “Rhinestones”

Erin LunsfordErin Lunsford Rhinestones Virginia-based folk/Americana singer-songwriter Erin Lunsford recently released her sophomore album, Rhinestones, exploring motifs of love, family, mental health, friendship, discouragement, and leaving home. Talking about the album, Lunsford shares, “I have fixed rhinestones in my hair, I have glued sequins to my guitar, I have tried to make my body smaller and […]

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Fresh Cuts Friday: Loss and Greed and Dogs and Great Music

Cindy’s playlist features Maura Shawn Scanlin’s “The Good Ship” – which we premiered last week – and “Piper’s Lagoon” from Ken and Brad Kolodner (ever heard of him?). Ken and Brad’s album “Hand’s Cove” is out this week and Devon Léger reviewed it for FA. I (Sarah LD) tried to write about Sophie Wellington’s “In Seaport Town” but I kept crying. Which is fine. Crying is allowed. I’ll leave you with this: Harper Lee’s pen lives in Sophie Wellington’s lyrics. Many other excellent selections included.

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