The new book Her Country: How the Women of Country Music Became the Success They Were Never Supposed to Be exposes the gender bias (and horror stories) prevalent in country music
One of this century’s best artists goes deep on her road-tripping new album, her LGBTQIA+ anthem, why she’s proud to have been a “shit show from day one” and much, much more
Color of Change says the Country Music Association is "complicit in an industry that habitually devalues and dehumanizes Black people and our extensive contributions to country music"
The "Independence Day" vocalist marks three decades with a hits album and Country Music Hall of Fame exhibit — as well as candid words about our responsibility to fight racism and sexism
On breaking down historic barriers — and why being the first person to do something is not enough
Head of Musgraves' record label says the move "calls into question the other agendas that were part of this decision"
With a new concept album, a role in a Scorsese Western, and plans for his next act, the country singer says he's more free than he’s ever been
"There was a need as a young woman to play the game of 'good girl' and to shut my mouth and sing," Rimes says
From the signature ballad he wrote for Patsy Cline to his love letter to life on the road
From modern cannabis classics by Kacey Musgraves and Eric Church to oldies but goodies by Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson
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