New Releases

The acclaimed Americana duo kicks off a new performance series from the Country Music Hall of Fame. Plus, Welch recalls her beautiful first encounter with Parton at age ten.

The son of the Allman Brothers’ Dickey Betts embraces his roots while revealing the full range of his musical chops

A conversation with Scott Avett, of the North Carolina roots favorite, and Faith No More’s legendary frontman on the year’s most unexpected musical collaboration

The Grammy-winning artist looks back at her 1998 live album, which has been newly reissued with five previously unreleased songs—one of which G&G is proud to premiere here.

The 1925 recordings captured the Appalachian sound for the first time—and they‘re still influencing artists today

The Outlaw Country legend’s son shares a cache of never-released songs in the upcoming album Songbird

The South Carolina–born guitar whiz heads to the Lowcountry this August with a few friends, and shares a video of “Here Today” from his forthcoming album, Darling Blue

Get an advance listen of the two-time Grammy winner’s new album, her first in six years

The Lone Star songwriter, and son of author Larry McMurtry, returns with The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy. Stream the album below, and read our interview

The blues great is one of many heavyweights appearing on the new album A Tribute to the King of Zydeco. Listen to his version of Clifton Chenier’s classic “Hey ’Tite Fille.”

The superstar talks with G&G about the inspiration behind his arresting new album and why he’s never afraid to explore fresh territory

Watch the premiere—featuring a rollicking track from the country-rock band’s new album, Almost Home—and read our interview with new lead singer SAVNT

The son of the legendary singer Jim Croce talks about his new album, Heart of the Eternal, his musical influences, and embracing his father’s legacy. Plus, hear a premiere of Croce’s song “Hey Margarita.”

At 78, the Meridian, Mississippi, native proves it’s never too late to chase your dreams

Watch the video for “Empire of Love” from the Tennessee songwriter’s third album

The country superstar gathers a few dozen relatives for a collection that spans generations and genres. Listen to a premiere of the track “Not Bad.”

A protégé of John Prine, the cult-favorite folk singer showcases his unique perspective—and Southern roots—on Smithereens

I’m Glad About It, compiled by the Louisville Story Program, includes eighty-three groundbreaking songs from the heyday of the city’s extraordinary gospel scene

Stream it here, and hear from Gregg Allman’s son Devon about the debut offering from his dad’s personal archives

After a pause and with a new member, the freewheeling New Orleans quintet returns to its roots