Matt Hendrickson
Matt Hendrickson has been a contributing editor for Garden & Gun since 2008. A former staff writer at Rolling Stone, he’s also written for Fast Company and the New York Times and currently moonlights as a content producer for Ohio University’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service in Athens, Ohio.
Artists
Warren Zanes, the biographer behind Petty, selects a playlist of the musician’s lesser-known numbers
A conversation with the bluegrass superstar about her love of the Cox Family, AC/DC, and her own upcoming solo album
Music
Listen to a song from the singer's tenth album
Music
The legendary musician taps his Texas roots for his first solo album in more than a decade
Southern Style
This gifted New Orleans musician is bringing a fresh sound to the airwaves as the newly minted bandleader on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert — and bringing his exuberant brand of Southern style to the rest of America
Music
We ask the Georgia rock and roll icon about his new album, life in Macon, and much more
Music
Allman Brothers mainstay and guitar icon Warren Haynes explores new ground on Ashes and Dust
Artists
The Alabama Shakes take a leap––and find themselves at the front of a musical rebirth
Music
With his sophomore release and full-fledged recording studio, Matthew E. White has brought the spirit of Stax to Richmond
Homeplace
The modern Nashville home of Kings of Leon’s Nathan Followill and his wife, Jessie Baylin, fuses rock and roll with real life
Music
This Oklahoman channels the hip-shaking fifties and more on his sophomore release
Artists
A Florida kid from a conservative family, twenty-five-year-old Benjamin Booker may seem an unlikely candidate to lead a new wave of blues-influenced musicians. Until he gets onstage, where it’s plain to see his talent is off the charts
Music
The Nashville band put their own stamp on the city’s food scene
Music
With a well-deserved induction into the Grand Ole Opry and an eighth album out this summer, the band has come a long way from busking on street corners
Music
The singer may be “metamodern,” but his music conjures old-school country through and through
Music
Singer Paul Janeway and his bandmates are keeping Alabama’s musical legacy humming
Artists
The Drive-By Truckers front man has spent two decades giving voice to the grace and grit of life in the South. With the release of the band’s twelfth album, he’s proving he still has plenty to say