Category Archives: Americana News

Bunnie Xo explains why Jelly Roll may not want to read her new book. Continue reading…

She’s got a lot to say. Continue reading…

Look, I’m just gonna say what “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay” is actually really all about. This isn’t about music. This isn’t about two country stars collaborating. Let’s just lay it all out right here.

The post What’s Really Going On in This New Riley Green, Carly Pearce Song first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Bodinrocker – Special Blend This is music for aficionados of hard rock with melody – Status Quo (definitely), & Germany’s Lucifer’s Friend (“Meet You In L.A.”). These bands had skill, originality, & creativity. This is what Bodinrocker has in abundance. Their well-applied stinging guitars are as addictive as a cold Coca-Cola with lemon. This isn’t […]

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Alexis P Suter “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” fest. Garth Hudson Americana Highways is hosting this premiere of Alexis P Suter‘s version of Bob Dylan’s “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” from her forthcoming album Just Stay Live, which is set for release on March 17 via NOLA Blue, and features Garth Hudson of The Band. The album […]

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Editor’s Note: Cat Clyde is No Depression’s Spotlight Artist for March 2026. Learn more about the Canadian singer-songwriter and her new album Mud Blood Bone, due out March 13 via Concord, in this feature. Keep an eye out for

It would take a lot of makeup and a lot of shaving to make this happen. Continue reading…

It seems like everyone wants to be country these days. But none of them can be Brit Taylor. She’s got the songs, the sound, and the voice that’s country through and through. She couldn’t not be country even if she tried.

The post Album Review – Brit Taylor’s “Land Of The Forgotten” first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Langhorne Slim stopped by Chelsea Studios NYC for his No Depression Session to share a pair of songs from the new album The Dreamin’ Kind (ND Review). Slim stripped the songs back to their essentials with only his acoustic guitar and unmistakable voice, a contrast to the bigger, louder

Count on Johnny Blue Skies, formerly known as Sturgill Simpson, to walk whatever path he pleases, fences be damned.

He started his career in country music, applying his richly retro voice to uncharted territory in the genre. But before long he was ready to roam even farther, releasing 2019′