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Benjamin Tod Vengeance and Grace Benjamin Tod, bandleader of Lost Dog Street Band, where he played alongside his wife, fiddle player Ashley Mae, decided to put the band on an indefinite hiatus following the arrival of their first child. But it does not mean that the Tennessee native songwriter has stopped making music. After his […]
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Jefferson Ross – Low Country Wedding This is another ambitious Jefferson Ross album. All the songs were written, performed, recorded & mixed by Atlanta, Georgia’s Mr. Ross. A bit more commercial-mainstream, the countrified tunes as laid out are creatively endearing. Many of the themes he chooses to tackle are earthy & slightly eschewed from basic […]
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This is the kind of weird Spacey Kacey stuff we’ve been waiting and hungering for. When she was off trying to be a pop star, signing modeling deals, and hanging out at the Met Gala, it was a total bore.
The post Spacey Kacey Musgraves Spotting UFOs is Pure Gold first appeared on Saving Country Music.
The 18th Cayamo cruise set sail out of Miami on March 13, 2026 and, with stops in San Juan, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, returned to home port on March 20, 2026. Promoted by founder Sixthman as “A Journey Through Song,” the floating festival yet again delivered
Primitive Ring “Lies From the Other Side” Americana Highways is hosting this premiere of Primitive Ring’s song “Lies From the Other Side” from their forthcoming album self-titled set for release on May 15 via The Red Records. The album was recorded and produced by Mark Rains. “Lies From the Other Side” is Bert Hoover on […]
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Luke Bryan might have a bit of an issue being labeled as the “party guy” in country music. The artist behind songs like “Country Girl” and “That’s My Kind of Night” really took advantage of the “Bro Country” movement that took over Nashville in the early 2010s. Some of Bryan’s biggest hits came during that time, and because of that, most music fans will always think of Luke’s music when the phrase “Bro Country” is thrown around. Unfortunately for artists, […]
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2026 will mark 30 years of the Texas Music Revolution Fest in McKinney, TX, hosted by radio station 95.3 KHYI in Dallas that shirks the same tired pop country format that has infected the airwaves coast to coast.
The post Texas Music Revolution Fest Reveals 2026 Lineup, New Documentary first appeared on Saving Country Music.
Do we really need a poll to tell us that? I thought Dolly Parton being the most beloved person in America on the planet was just common knowledge? It’s safe to say that Dolly Parton is not a partisan issue. The Queen of Country Music is loved by pretty much everyone on Earth, and that’s a fact. Most will probably feel like that statement was factual already, but now, a poll has confirmed that the “9 to 5” singer is […]
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