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A conversation with the singer-songwriter on her new album, Good Souls, Better Angels, and the childhood moments that shaped her
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Though we can’t go see our favorite musicians right now, we can still proudly wear the T-shirt—and a pineapple fanny pack
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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
Our Kind of Place
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
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MerleFest hit pause this year, but its artists hit play on these beloved Southern songs
Food & Drink
Southern food and drink, set to music. Break out the skillet and sing along
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A sampling of tunes from the late singer’s abundant catalog
First Listen
Thousands of miles from home when their cross-country tour was upended, the husband-and-wife duo had to plot a new course. Today, the North Carolina natives share new song “Oxen”—and look ahead to their forthcoming sophomore album
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Remembering the legend and hoping he’s enjoying that nine-mile-long cigarette
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The Grammy-nominated country singer on pushing through obstacles, her small-town Arkansas roots, and her new album, Never Will
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Listen to a track from Duane & Gregg, one of four of the brothers’ early albums now back on vinyl and available on CD for the first time
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The powerhouse singer-songwriter and his band share “Only Children,” the latest taste of their forthcoming album, Reunions
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In advance of her Shooter Jennings-produced album, Neon Cross, the singer-songwriter shares “Just a Woman,” featuring Jessi Colter
Artists
A Hill Country scion and a Delta guitar prodigy keep traditional Mississippi music humming
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Spruce up your at-home soundtrack with a playlist of Southern artists who would have rocked Austin this week
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The legendary Texas musician is taking Luck Reunion online with ’Til Further Notice, a livestream that kicks off at 7 p.m. Eastern
Southern Heroes
With her innovative albums, a ballet, and now an opera, the musical genius elevates neglected pieces of Southern history to works of art
Southern Heroes
The country star turns his gaze on history with the new National Museum of African American Music in Nashville
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The Grammy-nominated country singer-songwriter returns with a contemplation on heartbreak, apologies, and growth
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The R&B trailblazer’s new album, Sorry You Couldn’t Make It, draws on a lifetime’s worth of influences—and invites an all-star cast to sing along