Charley Crockett: Everyone Got the Twin Temple Drama Wrong
To hear Charley tell it, he fired Twin Temple over something simple — and the band, the media and Jack White all exploited the situation for personal gain. Continue reading…
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AMERICANA MUSIC NEWS
On Miranda Lambert Opening Controversial New LiveNation Venue “The Truth”
There’s worse offenses for sure. Nobody should be looking to “cancel” Miranda Lambert over this issue. Artists deserve to get paid. But is it a bad look? It kind of is. She could have passed it to someone else.
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The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards Reveal ‘Best Country’ Nominations
The country category is a who’s who of Nashville! Continue reading…
THROUGH THE LENS: Vinyl Update – Joni Mitchell, Marvin Gaye, Skip James, and More
A lot has happened on the vinyl front since the last update nearly three months ago. Not only have we been treated to definitive reissues (reviewed below) of albums by Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills & Nash, and blues legends Skip James and Albert King, but also albums by two underserved