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Victoria Jones was found dead after a reported overdose. Authorities say no foul play is suspected as the investigation continues. Continue reading…

Jay Allen looked to clear the air in a tell-all Instagram post about what led to his split from his ex-wife, Kylie Morgan.

The post ‘The Voice’ Star Says His Country Star Wife Was Having an Affair “Behind My Back in My Home” appeared first on Wide Open Country.

Jelly Roll has a whole bunch of face tattoos. He did not get them to show off. In fact, his explanation will surprise you.

The post Jelly Roll Talks Insecurities and Possibly Getting His Face Tattoos Removed appeared first on Wide Open Country.

With a brown highland cow named Crunch and a mischievous sidekick, Jelly Roll’s day took an unexpected turn. Continue reading…

After a rigorous nomination and voting process compiling ten select songs and a host of honorable mentions, something nearing a universal consensus has centered around Song of the Year for 2025.

The post The 2025 Saving Country Music Song(s) of the Year first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Jelly Roll once weighed 540 pounds and doubted he’d live to see 40. Now, after losing more than 275 pounds, the country star is reflecting on the addiction, discipline and mindset shift that changed his life. Continue reading…

Johnny WigWag & the Truthseekers “Heart Full of Soul” From the upper peninsula of Michigan, Johnny WigWag & the Truthseekers have released their debut album Heart Full of Soul – songs that continue the trajectory of late’s 60s psych rock disquietude and Southwestern eeriness combined together in open, relatable tunes. This band hails from the […]

The post REVIEW: Johnny WigWag & the Truthseekers “Heart Full of Soul” appeared first on Americana Highways.

Well here we go. We’re barely over our New Years hangovers, and Josh Weathers comes right out of the chute slobber knocking us across the face with a full-tilt honky tonk experience. The new year will be COUNTRY.

The post Album Review – Josh Weathers – “Neon Never Fades” first appeared on Saving Country Music.

If you’re reading this, you have a sense of how deeply important No Depression is to independent roots music. Maybe you’ve been reading since the glossy magazine days of the 1990s (I have a vivid memory of picking up this issue with Lucinda Williams on the

The Twangville pick for Album of the Year is Foxes in the Snow by Jason Isbell. Recorded as a stark, all-solo acoustic statement, it hit our critics and readers the same way his best work does: sharp writing, lived-in emotion, and melodies that don’t need anything extra to land.