Dacey Orr Sivewright

Whether you’re welcoming spring with jazz in New Orleans or sweating out summer on a farm in Tennessee, these music events are worth putting on your dream calendar

Looking back on the Chicks’ breakout 1998 album and a quarter-century of chasing the highest stakes

Twenty great listens from 2022 that deserve a spot in your playlist

Whether traditional country sounds, classic soul, buoyant folk-pop, or good old rock and roll, these ten new albums will keep your fall humming

Whether you’re hopping from stage to stage in Texas, making a “Pilgrimage” to Tennessee, or grooving for a good cause in West Virginia, the arrival of cooler weather brings a stellar roster of live music gatherings

The ‘Outstanding Chef’ winner shares her take on a Georgia classic—a staple on the menu at her new Austin outpost, the Grey Market

Listen to an exclusive preview of the rising North Carolina band’s new album, If You See Me Riding By, and hear from the husband-and-wife duo about life at their farm, making friends with fans, and running a “musical food truck”

A conversation with the Nashville singer-songwriter on family, farm country, and what she learned from her grandfather’s sod business

Catching up with frontman Ben Bridwell about the band’s chart-topping single, its first album in more than five years, and the draw of the Lowcountry

Not a fan of the summer produce star? Chef Mark Bolchoz’s take just might convert you

The husband-and-wife duo readies a new album—and shares two exclusive new live performance videos

The singer-songwriter and passionate angler honors her late collaborator on her first album since 2017

The prolific Nashville songwriter, collaborator, and member of the Highwomen announces her new album, Pins and Needles, and shares the title track

Hear an exclusive premiere of the dynamic singer-songwriter’s “Are We There Yet,” steeped in the sounds of Muscle Shoals

See the video for “Fault Lines,” the latest release from the country stalwart’s new twenty-song digital album, Songs I Sing in the Dark

Hear “Coming Down,” a live show favorite from songwriter John R. Miller

On her debut solo album, Outside Child, the Our Native Daughters member shares a deeply painful past—and the healing power of music and community

The Mississippi Hill Country bluesman shares “The World Can Be So Cold,” from his forthcoming album, I Be Trying

The country star and fellow songwriter Jon Randall on Lone Star dance halls, homegrown tomatoes, and their stripped-down new album, The Marfa Tapes

The 67-year-old Louisiana native makes up for lost time on his forthcoming Easy Eye Sound release