Music
Artists
A New-Age Texas Troubadour
Charley Crockett on his redemptive life story and new autobiographical album, The Valley
Artists
Billy Strings Expands the Bounds of Bluegrass
The young musician blends tradition, otherworldly guitar chops, and an exploratory spirit
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