New Releases

Listen to Parton’s glorious take on the classic from a new album honoring the music of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Plus, an interview with former Skynyrd drummer Artimus Pyle

The multitalented Texas native shows her rock-and-roll side on the forthcoming Polaroid Lovers

Listen to the new Magic Music for Family Folk from the North Mississippi Allstar, featuring his favorite Southern songs and a host of standout guests

A fresh face on the roots-country scene, the East Tennessee troubadour pines for home on his new single—and its accompanying video shows us why

The Grammy-winning producer Jennings helps Emerson tap into his rock-and-roll spirit on his new album, The Golden Crystal Kingdom

Listen to the track from the South Carolina native’s new album, Carolyn’s Boy, dedicated to his mother

Formerly the Read Southall Band, Oklahoma’s Southall pushes the boundaries of its Red Dirt sound on a new self-titled album

Listen to “I Wanna Be with You,” from Colter’s forthcoming Edge of Forever

Get a first listen of the song from Nelson’s forthcoming album, Bluegrass

Listen to the track from the rising blues artist’s forthcoming sophomore album, The Fatalist

Listen to the track from the Grammy-winning bluegrass band’s forthcoming album, Morning Shift

Listen to “I’m Free,” from the eighty-nine-year-old legend’s new album, All My Love for You

The soulful New Orleans rockers return with a new album

Listen to “A Friend of Mine” off the forthcoming Altitude, and hear from the Country Music Hall of Famer about his first new album in six years

The genre-bending Oklahoma native follows his own path on his most expansive album yet

New music from the up-and-coming Nashville artist you need to know

The Nashville-based sisters bring their signature harmonies—and expand their sound—on the duo’s seventh studio album

New music from the Mississippi trio who rose to fame last year on America’s Got Talent

Listen to the lead single from Wild & Precious Life, the forthcoming debut full-length album from the son of Allman Brothers Band co-founder Dickey Betts

Being on the road may not go on forever for Robert Earl Keen, but his new album—and performance video and songbook and graphic novel—prove the party never ends