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Carly Pearce recently admitted that she’s built a shrine to herself in a corner of her home, and she sees no issue with doing so.
The post Country Singer Reveals They Have a Shrine of Themselves in Their Home appeared first on Wide Open Country.
Never skip a Zach Top cover. Simply put, there’s no one doing it quite as well as Zach Top these days. Though there are plenty of other stellar artists keeping the traditional scene alive, such as Jake Worthington, Charley Crockett and more, the Washington native has launched himself into the stratosphere as of late. Of course, this was highlighted on a national scale the past few months when he not only took home Best New Artist at the CMA Awards […]
The post WATCH: Zach Top Delivers Phenomenal Covers Of “Two Dozen Roses” & “Modern Day Bonnie And Clyde” In Copenhagen first appeared on Whiskey Riff.
Pert Near – Side By Side Minnesota string band Pert Near Sandstone emerged 2 decades ago, & this 10-track collection Side By Side (Drops Feb. 27/Independent/37:48) is their 9th. It leans heavily on a punk line by pushing the boundaries of “old time” music & “bluegrass.” There’s a deep roots thread running through their challenging […]
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Ray Weaver Brings Anger, and Hope, to Ram’s Head for “One Night, One Room” Angry young men get the headlines. But underestimate an angry old man at your peril. Earlier this week, Annapolis favorite Ray Weaver returned from Denmark for a special “One Night, One Room” show at the Rams Head On Stage, built around […]
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In her riveting memoir No Walls and the Recurring Dream, Ani DiFranco shared the ways that music brought her “deeper and deeper into the world.” For the singer and songwriter, music and poetry created a space that received her and sheltered her from the brokenness of the world
Rose’s Pawn Shop – American Seams This 2-decade-old L.A.-based Americana band drives its music through a filter of roots instrumentation stitched with cinematic folk-rock threads. The music explores endurance, reinvention, & determination to chase dreams & reach higher. Their songs are open-road odes to escape, possibilities, & breaking free. The band on this showcase is […]
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Gee, who would have thought that condoning and encouraging teenage and barely 21-year-old fans to throw beer on each other would descend into unmitigated chaos on a consistent basis?
The post Now, Treaty Oak Revival’s Concert Behavior Has Gone Too Far Even for Them first appeared on Saving Country Music.
“Will it be me or it will it be her/to say I love you first?” Buck Meek sings on “Gasoline,” the energizing opener on his latest solo outing The Mirror. This frenetic buzz that comes with new love (or old love that feels new again)