Category Archives: Americana News

If you love the music of the legendary Dolly Parton, then you will want to know about this unique opportunity to experience her tunes in a novel way. Threads: My Songs in Symphony brings Parton’s music to life in “a multimedia symphonic experience,” per a release. Her timeless signature hits like “I Will Always Love […]

The post ‘Threads: My Songs in Symphony’ Showcasing Music From Dolly Parton Visits 12 Cities Nationwide in 2026 appeared first on Wide Open Country.

Cody Johnson opens up about what it feels like to be a role model for kids at his concerts — it’s a lot heavier than you might think. Continue reading…

Everyone was wondering the same thing about the way ‘Landman’ Ep. 5 ended. Continue reading…

Rob Reiner’s role in a Reba McEntire video was probably the least of his accomplishments in his storied career. But it illustrates just how much he’d become an unlikely cultural icon both in front and behind the camera.

The post The Time Rob Reiner Appeared in a Reba McEntire Video first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Imagine seeing the world in a whole new light—literally. Jelly Roll’s story is a wild ride of transformation and vivid surprises. Continue reading…

Jim Stringer wasn’t just an Austin musician. He served as the connective tissue that held together Austin’s enterprising country music scene for over 30 years. The was the long-time frontman of the AM Band.

The post Austin Music Titan Jim Stringer Has Died first appeared on Saving Country Music.

Rex Linn says he found the perfect spot, but his tour guide told him something that made him back off. Continue reading…

June Star Equally Wild Baltimore mainstay Americana band fronted by Andrew Grimm, June Star, has a new album just out, Equally Wild. This album was produced by J Robbins (Andy Bopp), mixed by J Robbins and Andrew Grimm, and mastered by Dan Coutant at Sunroom Audio. The album was recorded at Magpie Cage Studios. Grimm […]

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Avery Ballotta, violinist and vocalist in trio Damn Tall Buildings, talks about working as a Cultural Ambassador with the U.S. State Dept. and the “Create, Craft, Release, Repeat” approach.