Category Archives: Americana News

Want to be the landlord for a bar on Broadway? Got $100 million laying around? If so you’re in luck, because the building that’s home to Jelly Roll‘s Goodnight Nashville just hit the market. The 5-story, 31,000 square foot bar located at 209 Broadway just opened this past February, a partnership between the country music superstar and Phoenix-based Evening Entertainment Group. The venue was originally going to open up under the company’s Bottled Blonde concept, which has several locations around […]

The post Jelly Roll’s Goodnight Nashville Bar Is On The Market For A Staggering $100 MILLION first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Luke Bell The King is Back I hate to admit that I didn’t know much about Luke Bell when he was still with us. The Kentucky-born, Wyoming-raised country singer-songwriter lived for just 32 years before disappearing in Arizona and dying as a result of bipolar disorder. That’s the sad part of his short life. Before […]

The post REVIEW: Luke Bell “The King is Back” appeared first on Americana Highways.

 Once upon a time, the Grateful Dead hung out in trees, dropping acid, and leading bands of Merry Pranksters dreamily along that golden road to eternal devotion. The darlings of psychedelic rock—or the pioneers of space bluegrass—the Dead opened their shows to the faithful: dancers

Imagine a pie that tastes just like your favorite tropical soda — Taco Bell’s latest creation is turning heads and taste buds alike. Continue reading…

Gretchen Wilson recalled a humorous disputed with a famous chef when attending the Las Vegas opening of John Rich’s Redneck Riviera restaurant

The post Guy Fieri Apparently Tried To Give This Country Icon the Boot at John Rich’s Restaurant appeared first on Wide Open Country.

There’s a reason every roller coaster is different. Some folks like the shake and clatter of an old fashioned wooden coaster as you ratchet up to the precipice, while others prefer the loops and barrel rolls of a modern steel structure. To each his own. For The Infamous Stringdusters co-founder Jesse Cobb, he decided that […]

You would never expect a buck getting into a home. That is what happened recently in South Dakota, however.

The post Four-Legged “Burglar” Wreaks Havoc in South Dakota Home appeared first on Wide Open Country.

This strategy might require some patience, but veteran concertgoers swear by it. Continue reading…

In her first interview since Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Erika Kirk reflects on the final moments she shared with him — and what she believes he’d say now. Continue reading…

If Townes Van Zandt wrote a song about you, you’ve got a pretty big reason to gloat. But that’s just one of the bullet points on Wreck’s résumé. Rex Bell’s story in music really starts with the Old Quarter.

The post Rex “Wrecks” Bell of “Rex’s Blues” and the Old Quarter Has Died first appeared on Saving Country Music.