The Country Music Association, the premier trade organization supporting professionals within the Country Music industry, announced recipients of the 2025 CMA Triple Play Awards, which honor the songwriters behind some of the genre’s most notable No. 1 hits. This year’s 16 CMA Triple Play Award recipients are Rocky Block, John Byron, Zach Crowell, Jessie Jo […]
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Kameron Marlowe’s rise from small-town North Carolina to country music stardom is a testament to resilience, authenticity, and passion. His heartfelt storytelling and soulful voice continue to captivate audiences. Kameron Marlowe’s journey to becoming a rising star in country music is as compelling as the heartfelt lyrics of his songs. Born on 20th June 1997
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HunterGirl, a rising star in country music, blends traditional storytelling with a modern edge. From small-town roots to Nashville stardom, her journey is one of passion, perseverance, and authenticity. HunterGirl, born Hunter Wolkonowski in the charming town of Winchester, Tennessee, has become one of country music’s most exciting rising stars. Her story is one of
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Reg Meuross Fire & Dust 8/10 Reg Meuross’s Fire & Dust: The Woody Guthrie Story is a compelling tribute to the legendary folk musician, blending storytelling with heartfelt melodies. Commissioned by Pete Townshend, who co-produced and played on the album, Meuross captures Guthrie’s spirit with authenticity and depth. The album’s title track sets the tone
Warren Zeiders Can A Heart Take 10/10 Warren Zeiders delivers a powerhouse performance in Can A Heart Take, a raw, emotionally charged track that blends his signature gravelly vocals with a storm of heartache and resilience. The song captures the toll of love lost, asking the gut-wrenching question: “How much pain can a heart take
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Too Many Train Rides 8/10 Nielsen’s roots in the 1980s Danish punk rock scene show on this album, with lyrical deftness that is usually a staple of folk punk such as the line ‘I’m just screwing my own mental health’ on the track ‘Mother’s Ruin’. Accompanied on most tracks by an acoustic guitar backing, Nielsen’s
Maverick talks to Midnight Sky about their latest album release White HEat, available to listen to now! Your new single, “White Heat” presents a fiery and intense energy, a departure from the reflective tone of your previous work. What inspired this shift in musical direction? I try to make my creative output somewhat eclectic. One
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Ringo Starr’s ‘Look Up’ blends heartfelt country with rich collaborations, marking his first full-length country album in over 50 years, produced by T Bone Burnett. On January 10, 2025, Ringo Starr unveils ‘Look Up’, a country album that marks his first full-length venture into the genre in over five decades. With a stunning collaboration between
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Americana titan Lyle Lovett finally makes the trip across the Atlantic to delight and mesmerise fans in London. With his signature blend of country, jazz, and storytelling, Lyle Lovett delighted London audiences with a performance full of charm, humour, and masterful musicianship. In the UK, Lyle Lovett remains best known to the mainstream for his
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Tyler Braden and Brothers Osborne delivered an unforgettable night of powerful country rock at Hammersmith Apollo, blending impressive vocals, emotional depth, and electrifying energy in a memorable performance. The Hammersmith Apollo was alive with energy and enthusiasm on a crisp evening, as the venue played host to a thrilling performance by country rock artists Tyler
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