Music

Wright Thompson on how the musician indulges his bourbon love

When crisper, cooler temps arrive, set your compass on one of these eight destination music festivals

Through his vast vinyl collection, the singer-songwriter celebrates an inherited love of music

The Americana singer and passionate gardener returns with a leaner, rootsier sound that’s Willie Nelson–approved

The preservation band performs three cover songs at the G&G offices in Charleston, South Carolina. Recorded in partnership with Visit Macon.

Set to accept the Poet’s Award from the Academy of Country Music this Thursday, the musician reflects on his eclectic schedule, the art of songwriting, and carrying Jimmy Buffett’s legacy

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

The musician spreads New Orleans funk worldwide—and keeps its heart beating strong at home

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

Vinyl sanctuaries in Austin, Miami, and Atlanta set the standard for audiophiles

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 Nashville singer-songwriter performs three songs, including two new singles. Recorded at High Water festival in Riverfront Park in North Charleston, South Carolina.

Ahead of the launch of her new album, the singer-songwriter sits down with a fellow Kentucky writer and chats words, gardening, and evolving with the seasons of life

The Nashville resident plays three songs, including the recently released “Nazareth.” Recorded at High Water festival in Riverfront Park in North Charleston, South Carolina.

The Grammy winner has big plans for the rural hideaway where Stevie Wonder, Jimmy Buffett, and the Neville Brothers, among other legends, recorded music

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 Irish-born singer-songwriter, now based in Nashville, performs three songs, including “Sunrise,” from his 2023 album, Lost. Recorded at High Water festival in Riverfront Park in North Charleston, South Carolina.

Recorded in 2008, the singer-songwriter’s long-shelved album, Medicine, finally debuts May 30

Handpicked highlights from Charleston’s beloved performing arts fest, which kicks off this weekend

After suffering from success’s growing pains, Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall found healing in fly fishing, friendship, and expanding their sound