Music

The Maryland-born singer-songwriter performs three songs, including “Fake Flowers,” a new track that G&G is proud to premiere here. This set was recorded at Riverfront Revival

With the help of Grammy-nominated guitarist Molly Tuttle, the Nashville band’s new single pays tribute to Bowling Green, Kentucky

The pair join forces for a new version of the classic “These Days”—and give a sneak peek of the upcoming Allman Family Revival tour kicking off in Macon

The Tennessee native pushes all
the boundaries on the spellbinding If I Were a Butterfly

Listen to an exclusive premiere from the North Carolina musician’s new album honoring songwriting hero Greg Brown

The documentary Roots of Fire
follows a new generation of Louisiana musicians dedicated to preserving language and culture

The Tennessee-born bluegrass artist brings her mandolin to the G&G offices for a rousing two-song set that includes “How Long” from her latest album

R.E.M.’s Mike Mills, plus members of the Posies and Wilco, join Big Star drummer Jody Stephens on a tour to celebrate the anniversary of the Memphis band’s not-so-hit debut album

The North Carolina–based wife-and-husband duo, accompanied by Ryan Stigmon, stopped by the G&G offices to play three songs, including two from their latest album, If You See Me Riding By

Photographer David McClister pays tribute to country icon and frequent subject Loretta Lynn

Whether traditional country sounds, classic soul, buoyant folk-pop, or good old rock and roll, these ten new albums will keep your fall humming

From her recently released solo album, an animated video to lift the spirit in the face of struggle

Today’s women of country on why Lynn was a beacon for all

The Texas native blazed his own trail to become one of music’s most compelling voices

On his third live album, Return of the Storyteller, the singer-songwriter brings his characteristic humor and humility

Hear an exclusive premiere of the country-and-western themed Things Happen That Way, featuring Willie Nelson, Lukas Nelson, and Aaron Neville

Hear an exclusive premiere of the gorgeous “Ships in the Harbor,” from the son of legendary singer-songwriter John Prine

Frontman BJ Barham talks about love, loss, and the Raleigh, North Carolina, band’s latest record

Whether you’re hopping from stage to stage in Texas, making a “Pilgrimage” to Tennessee, or grooving for a good cause in West Virginia, the arrival of cooler weather brings a stellar roster of live music gatherings

Listen to an exclusive premiere from the Grammy-nominated blues singer’s new album, Done Come Too Far