Dutton Ranch Has a Train Station Too! Everything You Need To Know
It didn’t take long for Rip Wheeler to find a spot to bury his problems. Continue reading…
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AMERICANA MUSIC
APPALACHIAN ARTISTS
Appalachian Echoes is a three-hour, weekly syndicated radio program that highlights the talented artists, songwriters and musicians with ties to Appalachia, as well as the vibrant and growing genre of Americana music which often features the echoes of Appalachian influence. The show focuses on predominantly independent artists and music often overlooked by commercial radio playlists, and fuels a sense of listener loyalty based on home place pride.
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AMERICANA MUSIC NEWS
Why Riley Green Didn’t Bring a Date to the 2026 ACM Awards
The eligible bachelor turned up solo. Continue reading…
Interview: Bill Kirchen On Connecting, Collaborating, and “Cat Out of the Bag”
Bill Kirchen On Connecting, Collaborating, and Cat Out of the Bag Guitarist, songwriter, and touring musician Bill Kirchen is releasing his new album, Cat Out of the Bag, on May 22nd, and has plenty of tour dates lined up which will feature the new album. If you’re lucky enough to be in the region of […]
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REVIEW: Thomas Dollbaum “Birds of Paradise”
Thomas Dollbaum “Birds of Paradise” I lived in South Carolina for three years as a young-ish adult (and then in Richmond, Virginia for another eight), but I can’t say that I “get” the South – not truly. But I did grow up in rural America (Upstate New York), with a full view of have-somes and […]
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