Orville Peck’s stylized, campy, joyous music video for “C’mon Baby, Cry,” …

Bij haar solodebuut (2016) gold Margo Price uit Nashville als grote countrybelofte op de alternatieve linkerflank van dat genre, maar al snel bleek...

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Discover Dierks Bentley's new album, 'Broken Branches'—a heartfelt tribute to individuality and resilience in country music. Out June 13!

Taylor Swift has expressed growing loyalty to her country music roots during a recent interview, highlighting Nashville's pivotal role in shaping her artistic identity. In a conversation with the Recording Academy's Harvey Mason Jr., she emphasized how her early experiences in the city profoundly influenced her songwriting and career trajectory. Swift mentioned specific artists like Faith Hill and venues such as the Bluebird Cafe, which inspired her to pursue music seriously. She also reflected on her debut single 'Tim McGraw,' noting its prescient hints about her future artistic journey. This year marks two decades since the release of her self-titled debut album, prompting a renewed focus on country themes with tracks like 'I Knew It, I Knew You' for the Toy Story soundtrack. Despite recent ventures into pop, Swift remains committed to honoring her country roots, as evidenced by her ongoing projects and collaborations. Her latest album, 'The Life of a Showgirl,' achieved significant commercial success in the UK, making her the first artist to secure consecutive annual top sellers for different albums since ABBA. Additionally, she has been recognized with a Songwriters Hall of Fame induction, further cementing her legacy in music.

O sister, where art thou? Nou, right here, in Beuningen, Gelderland, waar Sierra Ferrell ons met hart en ziel meeneemt naar de oorsprong van haar countryroots. Zo wanen we ons dus heel even op een sto...

Discover the complete story of Alan Jackson — from his humble beginnings in Georgia to becoming a Country Music Hall of Famer. Explore his 35 #1 hits, iconic albums, heartfelt tributes, and why he's c...

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