Music

The new “Complete Friends of Old-Time Music Concert” features Mississippi Fred McDowell, Ed Young, and other unsung artists who paved the way for folk musicians like Bob Dylan and Joan Baez

The Asheville-based singer-songwriter plays three songs, all from his new album, New Lost Ages. Recorded at The Outpost, in partnership with Explore Asheville

The Texas country rockers evolve with a new name and a refined sound in their upcoming self-titled album

Watch the duo perform the never-before-released track from a new Country Music Hall of Fame box set honoring Black country artists past and present

The indie-folk trio performs three songs, including “Haunted,” a song from their upcoming EP

Long before Beyoncé brought her back into the spotlight, the South Carolina country singer was breaking records and charting her own path

The irrepressible singer, songwriter, and Virginia native shares the bluegrass-infused track from his forthcoming album Blackgrass: From West Virginia to 125th St

Born in West Virginia, Ada “Bricktop” Smith taught Paris to do the Charleston. A new Smithsonian exhibition shines a light on her and other influential women of the Lost Generation.

Artist Scott Nurkin immortalizes Tar Heel jazz, rock, country, and punk greats in their hometowns

Listen to a track from Visitor, and read our interview with the Oklahoma singer-songwriter on unplugging from his phone and staying true to himself

The Baltimore-born singer-songwriter plays a lively four-song set, including her latest single, “Night In,” from her 2024 album My Stupid Life. Also hear her amusing and heartfelt anecdote about her cover photo shoot for the April/May 2022 issue of G&G

The Futurebirds sideman takes center stage with help from members of My Morning Jacket and Drive-By Truckers

The hit songwriter for Craig Morgan and Hootie & the Blowfish breaches the surface with Cowboy Things, his solo debut

For one writer navigating grief, “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” is a cradle of comfort

Slide guitarist Roy Rogers, headlining the blues tent this year, shares his favorite haunts and tunes

Katie Crutchfield talks literary influences on her new record, Tigers Blood, out now

The West Virginia singer-songwriter performs “I Could Drive You Crazy,” from her new album, Trail of Flowers, along with three other songs. Recorded at the High Water Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina

The West Virginia native is Americana’s next big star

The band will play its 2001 magnum opus from start to finish on a new national tour. Read our exclusive interview with front man Patterson Hood

The next best thing to eating a cake with Dolly is eating one in the shape of her guitar