It 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
Eric Church's overdue win, Maren Morris' triumphant speech, and the toll of Covid
With a live but small audience, jocular co-hosts, and surprise wins, the CMAs tried to put on a business-as-usual production during a pandemic
How a group of black country singers came together in Nashville to create a once-thriving community
Artists like Morgan Wallen and Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line are drawing a false equivalency between spontaneous election parties and organized concerts
These road warriors were planning on a huge year. Seven months into the pandemic, they’re struggling to get by, dealing with crippling mental health issues, and contemplating new careers
Small venues like Exit/In, the 5 Spot have been in jeopardy since the pandemic shut down live music
After weeks of tourists flocking to the bars on Broadway, the city is finally taking action. But is it enough?
"The 'American Dream' has never really been accessible to all," singer Melody Walker says of Nashville band's new release from 'Impossible World'
Kid Rock's Big Ass Honky-Tonk and Rock & Roll Steakhouse is among four venues hit with temporary permit suspensions for serving patrons at the bar
