Music

On July 11, swim and sing with the fish—or listen at home

Never one to sit still, the Nashville original returns with an album as fearless as she is

The Houston-based soul band returns with “Take Me to the Good Times,” a joyful ode to getting back on the road

Hear the Texas troubadour’s standout track “Road Runner” featuring tourmate Colter Wall

Hear the forty-year-old songwriter’s first single from his solo debut on the late John Prine’s Oh Boy Records

Watch a duet of the Grammy-winning musician and producer John Leventhal performing “Orange and Blue,” a song steeped in her home state of Texas

Listen to an exclusive premiere from the Georgia-bred, Nashville-based sisters’ forthcoming album, Self Made Man

The harmonizing Georgia duo returns with Look Long, an eleven-song wonder steeped in Southern memories

On his twentieth album, the revered songwriter turns his eye to coal country

The folk-rock duo on the roots of their friendship, their enduring harmonies, and their love of the South

A new fundraiser-cookbook shares quarantine cuisine from the music community in Nashville and beyond

Don Bryant was a top songwriter at Hi Records in the ’60s and ’70s. Now almost 80, he’s releasing some of his own songs for the first time

Hear “Don’t Be Cruel” from the hit songwriter’s Songs I Can’t Live Without, an album that pays tribute to the music that shaped her life

See previously unreleased archival photos, and listen to an exclusive preview of a new Smithsonian Folkways album that puts fans in the audience at one of the bluegrass pioneer’s early concerts

A conversation with the singer-songwriter on her new album, Good Souls, Better Angels, and the childhood moments that shaped her

Though we can’t go see our favorite musicians right now, we can still proudly wear the T-shirt—and a pineapple fanny pack

The actor and banjo player’s Whiskey Sour Happy Hour premiered last night with Billy Strings, Yola, and more—the first episode in a four-week series to benefit COVID-19 relief organizations

A veteran music writer and Threadgill’s regular pens an ode to the Austin institution that launched Janis Joplin—but is now closing its doors for good

MerleFest hit pause this year, but its artists hit play on these beloved Southern songs

Southern food and drink, set to music. Break out the skillet and sing along