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Beyond Nashville: Germany
The multi-cultural musings of Yonder Boys The Americana Berlin-based trio, Yonder Boys, have come together from all over the world, bringing their different influences and
Charlie Worsham: The road to happiness
I’ve had the pleasure of seeing Charlie Worsham perform live on a number of occasions both as a solo artist and as part of Old
Terri Clark puts it all on the line
“When the pandemic hit, I did some fishing and really became hooked,” Clark remarks in jest. How did 19 X CCMA Award winner, 3 X
Rodney Crowell: It all starts with a song
On the brink of releasing his 18th studio album, prolific hit songwriter Rodney Crowell shares his thought process behind the making of ‘Triage’ Rodney Crowell’s
VISSIA: Creative exploration
VISSIA’s enchanting new album ‘With Pleasure’ gave her chance to write, record and release music in a way she hadn’t before Canadian songstress VISSIA has
Kids of Country: Ashley Campbell
Glen Campbell dominated the country genre for five decades, releasing over 60 albums during his illustrious career. The Rhinestone Cowboy had a string of chart
Connie Smith: The Cry Of The Heart
An 80th Birthday, 56 years at the Grand Ole Opry, a new great grandchild and a new album – legendary country Queen, Connie Smith is
Crystal Gayle: Cross Continent Collaboration
Crystal Gayle is a household name around the world, her exemplary career shows no signs of slowing down as she teams up with Swedish songwriter
Alabama 3: A Universal Connection In The Dark
Alabama 3 have bounced back after two of the most difficult years of their 25 year career. The loss of founding member, Jake Black, AKA
Beyond Nashville: Canadian duo The Hello Darlins
When did you first realise you wanted to make music for a living? Mike: I went to boarding school and one night I went into
Jennifer Nettles: Singer, Songwriter, Storyteller
Jennifer Nettles examines the core values where musical theatre and country music meet and from there, releases a truly ground breaking record. Country music and
Behind the Song: Bill Anderson on ‘Once A Day’
Bill Anderson is a living Legend in Country Music. Not only for his hit records and hosting of the Grand Ole Opry, but also for
The Meteoric Rise of Cassa Jackson
Cassa Jackson has had a whirlwind start to her music career and as she graduates university she is ready to keep up the trajectory of
The power of positivity
Tom Speight’s latest album, recorded last summer, is full of hope and positivity – just what we need as the UK edges closer to normality
Josh Turner: 15 years of ‘Your Man’
Josh Turner takes time to reflect upon his achievements since ‘Your Man’ first dropped in 2006 Josh Turner is celebrating the 15th anniversary of the
Getting to know Jordan Davis
Singles You Up singer Jordan Davis continues to take the country music world by storm as he releases his latest collection ‘Buy Dirt’ What did
Jess Moskaluke: The story behind ‘The Demos’
Loyal readers and subscribers may recall that a few months back we reviewed a terrific album by Jess Moskaluke called ‘The Demo’s’. If my memory
EXCLUSIVE: Brock Gonyea shares unplugged performance of Lovin’ You
Brock Gonyea, Nashville’s newest star, exclusively shares his unplugged performance of Lovin’ You with Maverick! The song, which Gonyea wrote with Larry and Jacob Don
Mike Ross: No Boundaries
Mike Ross’ music knows no bounds, as he tries to be holistic in his delivery, he showcases his musicianship whilst presenting his most authentic collection
Lauren Jenkins: Rising Out The Ashes
The music industry took a hit in 2020 but not many musicians had it quite as tough as Lauren Jenkins who is now giving the
Thomas Rhett: Family First
Family man, Thomas Rhett, focuses on what matters most to him in the first record of a double album, ‘Country Again, Side A’. Growing up
Travis Tritt on his return to the studio
14 years after his last studio album, Travis Tritt is back with a brand new set of songs, ‘Set In Stone’ Travis Tritt hasn’t released
Ashley Monroe: A change in direction
Ashley Monroe’s latest album Rosegold is a drastic departure from the pedal steel’s and strings of ‘The Blade’ and ‘Sparrow’ but what inspired this change?
The healing power of music… and a wicked sense of humour!
On the brink of releasing his third studio album, John Murry reflected upon the tough times and how he learned to trust in the meditative
