Zach Bryan, Cody Jinks Lead Born & Raised Music Festival Lineup
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Three-day event focused on Red Dirt and Texas sounds will return to Pryor, Oklahoma, in September
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The 25 Best Country and Americana Albums of 2021
Posted in: Country Music ListsFrom Morgan Wade's invigorating debut and Sturgill Simpson's concept record to Allison Russell's musical memoir and Eric Church's magnum opus, these are the best from Nashville and beyond
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AmericanaFest 2021 Lineup: Allison Russell, Kelsey Waldon Among First Round of Performers
Posted in: Country MusicNashville-based festival returns in September with Joshua Ray Walker, S.G. Goodman, Mike and the Moonpies, and more
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Mike and the Moonpies Taunt the IRS, Praise Johnny Paycheck in New ‘Paycheck to Paycheck’
Posted in: Country MusicHigh-octane track is tailor-made for working hard, overspending, and driving too fast
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Texas Musicians on How They’re Making It Through the Deep Freeze
Posted in: Country Music"We're all so vulnerable right now," one local says of the artists and venues that were already struggling to get by before the power went out
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Year in Review: The 30 Best Country and Americana Albums of 2020
Posted in: Country Music ListsAshley McBryde, Chris Stapleton, and others rise to meet an uncertain year
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The Pandemic Is Still Killing People. Why Is Country Music Putting on Concerts?
Posted in: Country MusicA string of country shows — some flouting social distancing and masks — were held this past weekend, including one by Chase Rice in Tennessee
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Mike and the Moonpies Cover Gary Stewart on New Album, ‘Touch of You’
Posted in: Country MusicHear Midland's Mark Wystrach join the Texas group on "Smooth Shot of Whiskey"
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Song You Need to Know: Mike and the Moonpies, ‘Danger’
Posted in: Music FeaturesOutlaw-country road song mixes Telecaster twang with London Symphony Orchestra strings
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Willie Nelson, Hank Williams Jr. to Headline the Born & Raised Music Festival
Posted in: Country MusicBilled as a "weekend of music and camping for the outlaw in all of us," new Oklahoma festival also features Jamey Johnson, Margo Price, and Blackberry Smoke
