11 Nashville Clubs Band Together to Require Proof of Vaccination for Entry
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Music City venues like Exit/In, the Basement East, and the Cannery complex will require full vaccination or a negative Covid test
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Karen Black Always Wanted to Make an Album. Years After Her Death, It’s Here
Posted in: TV & Movies FeaturesHow the 'Nashville' star and 1970s icon's collection of country/folk-pop songs finally got to see the light of day
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‘In My Room’ With Joy Oladokun
Posted in: Music NewsNashville singer-songwriter performs songs from her newly released album In Defense of My Own Happiness
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Haircare Company to Morgan Wallen Fans: Stop Using Our Mullet Logo on Billboard
Posted in: Country MusicMiracle Flow says the silhouette used in a series of pro-Wallen billboards in Nashville belongs to them, but concedes that the singer "has a glorious mullet"
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Dan Auerbach on the Black Keys’ New Album, Missing John Prine and His Band’s 20th Anniversary
Posted in: Music Features"I love being able to share with our fans the music that inspired us," Auerbach says of the Keys' Delta Kream, a record of classic-blues covers
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Exit/In: Inside the Last-Ditch Effort to Save Nashville’s Legendary Music Club
Posted in: Country MusicThe building that houses the 50-year-old venue has been sold to a hotel developer, but the current operator hopes to buy it back with help from artists and fans
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Morgan Wallen’s Label Suspended Him ‘Indefinitely.’ Here’s What That Means — And What It Doesn’t
Posted in: Country MusicThe country star's record deal is on ice after he was caught using a racial slur. But experts say it's mostly an empty gesture
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Why Dolly Parton Doesn’t Deserve a Nashville Statue — Yet
Posted in: Country MusicA bill proposes erecting a likeness of the country-music legend at the Tennessee state capitol, but any new statue should honor a black leader
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Nashville Bomber Played ‘Downtown’ Before Blowing Up His RV. Petula Clark Isn’t Happy
Posted in: Music News"Of all the thousands of songs - why this one?" she says of her 1964 hit, which was broadcast by the RV bomber before the Christmas morning explosion
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‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ at 20: How the Soundtrack Reinforced a Roots Music Myth
Posted in: Country MusicIt sold more than eight million copies and won the Grammy for Album of the Year, but the collection of old-timey music mistakenly equated primitive sounds with authenticity
