Music
Music
Rocking On with Brittany Howard
The dynamic front woman of Alabama Shakes takes a fearless leap
on her solo debut
Music
The Soul Legend You Need to Know
In-the-know listeners have been enjoying Lee Fields’s music for the last fifty years. His latest effort, It Rains Love, shows the North Carolina-born singer is still going strong
Artists
For Maren Morris, the Sky’s the Limit
The singer-songwriter and Texas native on her new album, her honky-tonk education, and why she won’t be constrained
Artists
Ranky Tanky: Keeping the Faith
The Charleston band taps its roots to bring Gullah music to the top of the charts
Artists
An Indie-Rock Supergroup
Three young and talented voices unite to form boygenius
Music
An Interview with Robert Earl Keen and Lyle Lovett
The two Texas songwriting legends share a forty-year friendship. This fall, they’ll also be sharing the stage
Music
Willie, Kris, and Merle Come Together on “Old Friends”
A new album honoring the late songwriter Roger Miller features three of country music’s finest
Music
A Conversation Between Margo Price and Widespread Panic’s John Bell
One of three newly-announced artist pairings at Virginia’s Lockn’ Festival, Price and the Widespread Panic frontman interview each other for G&G
Music
Kenny Chesney Talks Hurricane Relief, Jimmy Buffett, and Finding a Home in the Islands
How the entertainer is using his voice—and his star power—as a force for good
Artists
Shooter Jennings is Right on Target
The son of outlaw royalty, Shooter Jennings returns with an album that’s pure honky-tonk fun
Music
Five Questions with Rayland Baxter
The musician’s third album bounced out of a Kentucky rubber factory and is poised to snap up new fans
City Guides
Best of the Spring Fests
As the days heat up, so does the music-festival circuit. These Southern gatherings bring a fresh crop of spring sounds
The High & The Low
Songs for the Ages
Why pantheon-worthy tunes are always sung by storytellers
Arts & Culture
On the Record
A new exhibit at the New Orleans Museum of Art shows some of the twentieth century’s greatest musicians in unguarded moments
Artists
Happy Birthday, Dolly!
Seven Dolly Parton performances to bring a smile to your face (and maybe even tempt you to put a teasing comb through your hair)
Music
Fifty Years of “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay”
The story behind one of the greatest Southern songs ever recorded. Plus, a reissue and a tribute concert honoring its legendary singer, Otis Redding
Travel
The South’s Coolest New Music Venue
Tennessee’s Bluegrass Underground finds a new home
First Listen
First Listen: The Blind Boys of Alabama
The storied Grammy-winning gospel outfit returns with a new album
Artists
In Tune: Shelby Lynne and Allison Moorer
Shelby Lynne and Allison Moorer join forces for an album born of the bonds of sisterhood
Arts & Culture
Saving Southern Music
How the bluegrass balladeer and TV host David Holt helps preserve—and move forward—the region’s traditional sounds