She’s moving on. TMZ broke the news that Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason DeFord, filed for divorce from his wife Bunnie Xo, whose real name is Alisa DeFord, back on May 18 in Williamson County Chancery Court, just outside of Nashville. Whiskey Riff obtained a copy of the divorce complaint that was filed by the “Save Me” singer, which reveals that the couple separated on May 9, a week and a half before the request for a divorce was filed. He cites “irreconcilable differences” […]
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Allison Russell In the Hour of Chaos Allison Russell has long found comfort in collaboration. And, if you know a little about her story (raised in part by an oft-absent mother and an abusive stepfather), it makes sense – she had to form her own family in life, and she continues to do so in […]
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Dan Wheetman photo from A COWBOY LULLABY At Rubicon Theatre Americana Highways’ Key to the Highway series Fans always clamor to learn more about their favorite, most beloved musicians and those who travel with them. There’s such an allure to the road, with its serendipity, inevitable surprises, and sometimes unexpected discomforts. This interview series is […]
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From the intimate, warm harmonies of the opening track, “Rainbows,” to the oceanic swaying of the final track, “Good Omens,” Allison Russell’s new album In the Hour of Chaos testifies to the power of resilience and unity in the face of the political, social,
Texas music songwriter, musician, educator, and historian Brian Burns has passed away. Though you might not recall the name, many of your favorite musicians from Texas most certainly do and did, and saw Brian Burns as a peer.
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We tend to forget that folk music was intended to be made by families. It was passed down that way, a legacy of music that each person shaped before handing it off to the next generation. With their fifth studio album, Hand’s Cove, father and son duo Ken & Brad Kolodner prove that they’re another link in this long chain of transmission. They’re pulling from the Appalachian old-time stringband tradition, a world both know well.
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