Music

As the Deana Carter classic celebrates its 25th anniversary, a look back at why the syrupy-sweet sipper makes for a potent lyric

Following up one of the most striking debuts in years, the Music City singer lets it all fly on her sophomore album

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

Great places to tap your feet, clap your hands, and praise the music scene in Music City

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 singer-songwriter and member of Our Native Daughters shines on her new solo album

The Texas folk-rock duo takes on the dust-filled frontier tales of Louis L’Amour

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

The musical renaissance man can trace his life in music with an impressive collection

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 Grammy winner and North Carolina native shares a gripping version and accompanying video of the traditional folk classic

Why the singer-songwriter matters so much, on the occasion of his birthday

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

Fresh on the heels of his
seventy-first album, the Red Headed Stranger will celebrate his eighty-eighth birthday on April 29. In tribute, five Southern artists share their favorite songs from the Texas legend

See a clip from Without Getting Killed or Caught, which explores the close relationship between the legendary Texas songwriter, his wife, Susanna, and their friend Townes Van Zandt

A treasure trove of unreleased works from the late Louisiana songwriter will finally see the light of day on the Dan Auerbach–produced Smoke from the Chimney

The Oklahoma-born songwriter reflects on the strangeness of being in transition on “In Between”