Brothers Osborne’s New ‘Headstone’ Is Their Most Aggressive Guitar Song Yet
The song appears on a deluxe edition of the duo's album 'Skeletons,' along with "Midnight Rider's Prayer," which borrows the chorus of a Willie Nelson classic
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Brothers Osborne’s New ‘Headstone’ Is Their Most Aggressive Guitar Song Yet
The song appears on a deluxe edition of the duo's album 'Skeletons,' along with "Midnight Rider's Prayer," which borrows the chorus of a Willie Nelson classic
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Thomas Rhett Announces Dates for ‘Bring the Bar to You’ Tour
Rhett will release his new album Where We Started on April 1
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Valerie June’s Cover of Nick Drake’s ‘Pink Moon’ Is Dreamy Soul
The vocalist includes the Nick Drake cover, along with John Lennon's "Imagine," on a deluxe edition of her album 'The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers'
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Molly Tuttle Recruits Margo Price, Billy Strings for New Album ‘Crooked Tree’
Bluegrass singer-guitarist previews new project with live performance of title track
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See Kacey Musgraves Open New Tour With Dramatic, Flaming ‘Star-Crossed’
The Nashville singer kicked off her Star-Crossed: Unveiled Tour with a reading of her new album's title track
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Where’s ‘Yodel Boy’ Mason Ramsey Been? Living the Good Life on a Jet Ski
“A lot has changed since that day in Walmart,” Ramsey says
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Ingrid Andress, Sam Hunt Showcase ‘Wishful Drinking’ on ‘Colbert’
The joint single from the country crooners dropped last August
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Morgan Wallen Joins Lil Durk Onstage at MLK Freedom Fest in Nashville
Polarizing country singer makes surprise appearance to perform "Broadway Girls," his collab with the Chicago rapper
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Ralph Emery, the ‘Dean of Country Music Broadcasters,’ Dead at 88
A longtime country DJ, Emery became the face of the Nashville Network as host of the cable channel's Nashville Now talk show
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Dallas Frazier, Country Songwriter of ‘Elvira’ and ‘Beneath Still Waters,’ Dead at 82
The Oak Ridge Boys gave Frazier his biggest success with their indelible version of "Elvira," but legends like Merle Haggard, George Jones, Charley Pride, and Willie Nelson all recorded his songs
