Nashville
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Leslie Jordan to Be Honored by Brothers Osborne, Maren Morris and More at Grand Ole Opry
Eddie Vedder, Lukas Nelson, Jelly Roll, Ashley McBryde, and more will gather on Feb. 19 to celebrate the late actor and singer
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Why Leftover Salmon's Vince Herman Bought an RV, Drove to Nashville, and Made a Country Album
“The jam band culture and the country music culture seem miles apart,” Herman says. "It's time to bring that together"
- Fish of the Day
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Nicolle Galyon, Nashville's Most Vulnerable Songwriter, Has Advice for You: ‘Have Fun and Give Less of a Shit’
The writer behind hits for Dan + Shay, Camila Cabello, and Kenny Chesney dives fearlessly into her debut album, 'Firstborn'
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Nashville Is Changing at Lightning Speed. But Not Inside This Old-School Honky-Tonk
Surrounded by country-star-branded mega-bars, Robert's Western World fights to keep classic country music alive
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That Time Kacey Musgraves Wowed Nashville — But Still Didn’t Get Played on the Radio
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
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Garth Brooks to Welcome Friends in Low Places to Fancy New Nashville Bar
The singer who once demanded two piña coladas will be the latest country star to open a club in Music City
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Nashville's Famed Ernest Tubb Record Shop to Close This Spring
"Due to changes in circumstances out of our control, it's now clear the best way forward is to sell the business and the real estate," owners of 70-year-old institution said Friday
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Lost Dog Street Band Revive a Dying Busking Culture on Their New Album 'Glory'
“Going around the country right after Covid last summer, I really saw the impact that it had on busking communities," says the group's Benjamin Tod, who started singing on Nashville sidewalks when he was just 13
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A Black Country Music Fan Didn't Feel Safe at Concerts. So She Started a Movement
Black Opry was born as a simple way for founder Holly G to meet likeminded fans. It's now a force of change in bringing racial equity to country music
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The Music Industry Saved Songwriter Hugh Prestwood From Homelessness. Is It Also Responsible for His Plight?
Prestwood wrote hits for Randy Travis and Trisha Yearwood in the Nineties, but at 79 he was forced to launch a GoFundMe campaign when he and his wife could no longer afford rent
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