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“Banks of the Trinity” finds Cody Johnson exploring much more contemporary, radio-friendly sounds as opposed to sticking to the more traditional sound his fans have become accustomed to.
The post Album Review – Cody Johnson’s “Banks of the Trinity” first appeared on Saving Country Music.
June showcases a collection of past glories as well as a new offering from Swamp Dogg, and one that slipped by us from pianist Joe Krown last month. Additionally, Smithsonian Folkways has assembled an impressive blues collection that features well-known blues artists performing material that may be unfamiliar to
The 11-year-old boy was just talking about his love of elephants when something caught his eye. What he found was amazing!
The post 11-Year-Old Finds Ancient Elephant Tooth While Walking on Beach appeared first on Wide Open Country.
Grammy Award-winning musician T-Pain delivered a touching tribute to late singer Oliver Tree at the Electric Forest Festival.
The post Grammy Winner Debuts Previously Unreleased Song With Oliver Tree appeared first on Wide Open Country.
Dollar General manager Alexis Hill was fatally shot during her shift in an alleged altercation involving hamburger buns.
The post Georgia Man Fatally Shoots Dollar General Worker Over a $1.58 Purchase appeared first on Wide Open Country.
The crime TikToker had also plotted another grenade attack in the past, before finally being caught. He was recently sentenced.
The post Crime TikToker Gets Life Sentence After Grenade Attack at Wrong House appeared first on Wide Open Country.
Investigators uncovered more than 100 dead dogs, many with evidence of gunshot wounds, during a probe of a California animal shelter.
The post Over 100 Dead Dogs Found in “Horrific Scene” at California “No-Kill” Shelter appeared first on Wide Open Country.
River Shook has announced that she’s canceling some key dates from her upcoming tour due to poor ticket sales in key cities.
The post Country Star Cancels Tour Dates Due to Poor Ticket Sales appeared first on Wide Open Country.
Though all of those that showed up to pay tribute to Alan deserve credit, perhaps no name was bigger and more anticipated than long-time friend and sometimes duet partner, “King” George Strait.
The post George Strait & Alan Jackson Sing “Murder on Music Row” One Last Time first appeared on Saving Country Music.