Music
Some records arrive with a bang. Others quietly slip into the world, waiting to be rediscovered years later.
From Tamworth to Nashville, James Johnston’s rise has been built on songs about home, community and the life he knows.
Snowy Mountains country-rocker Jess Crossman is turning up the guitars and embracing her wild side with Good Kind of Trouble,
Australian country fans have been waiting a long time for this one.
Some bands arrive polished. Skinny Living arrive with the edges left on.
Some music is made to be listened to. Some music makes sitting still almost impossible.
For Morgan Evans, Steel Town was always about coming home.
Ian Noe Builds a Kentucky Music Myth on Canyon Falls Trailer Band
Colby T. Helms has never seemed particularly interested in writing about perfect people. His songs belong to the outsiders, the workers, the wanderers and the ones carrying more than they let on.
There’s nothing quite like a scare to put life into sharp focus.
There’s something special about a country festival that brings an entire community together and this November, Latrell Mitchell is bringing the Taree Country Festival home for its second year — with Australian music…
Country music has never been short on a little swagger, a few double meanings and songs that get considerably better once the sun goes down.