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- Oct 1, 2026
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Miranda Lambert Puts Her Boots on the Dance Floor With 'Crisco' (opens the original)
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M iranda Lambert’s 11th major-label album opens with a soundscape straight out of a Sergio Leone spaghetti Western. There’s a high-desert whistle, a plucked Spanish-guitar melody, and some ominous church bells, all leading into the cinematic opening track, “Snakeskin Boots.” A showdown is nigh, not between Lambert and some dastardly outlaw, but between the songwriter and her own musical history. Over the 12 tracks on Crisco, the Grammy-winning country star — more effervescent, loose, and ballsy
Nashville Tried to Change Ashley McBryde. It Failed (opens the original)
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Ashley McBryde will be the first to admit she’s not the stereotypical woman working in Nashville. She favors grit over glam, hard truths over easy cliches. But that didn’t stop Music Row from trying to change the Arkansas native when she moved to town. Her appearance, she says on Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast, was particularly dissected. “How do you feel about being blond?” McBryde recalls being asked. “I’m not tall like the other options in country music at the time. I’m not blond, I’m
Watch Stephen Wilson Jr. Sing 'Hunger Strike' With Eddie Vedder (opens the original)
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Nineties country sounds are hot right now in Nashville, but Stephen Wilson Jr. works in a different style of Nineties nostalgia: grunge. The songwriter-guitarist celebrates the era in his original song “Year to Be Young 1994,” covers Nirvana’s “Something in the Way” during his concerts, and has previously described his music as “Death Cab for Country.” On Saturday at Ohana Fest in Dana Point, California, Wilson cemented his status as a grunge-country pioneer when he performed Temple of the Dog’s
Treaty Oak Revival Have Finally Had It With Fans Throwing Things: 'It's Hurting People' (opens the original)
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Fans of Treaty Oak Revival aren’t known for being demure. Whenever the Texas country-rock band plays their song “Boomtown” live in concert, audience members shower the band and one another with beer. But the ritual has increasingly gotten out of hand, culminating with someone hurling a chair into the crowd during the group’s performance last week in Charlotte, North Carolina, and reportedly sending one fan to the hospital. Singer Sam Canty and the group apparently had enough. In a video message
Garth Brooks, Kelly Clarkson, Willie Nelson Set for Stagecoach 2027 (opens the original)
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Stagecoach is leaning into a new crop of young, male stars for its 2027 lineup. First-time headliners Riley Green and Zach Top will anchor the first two nights of the country music festival, before genre superstar Garth Brooks closes out the final night. Set for April 23 through 25, 2027, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, Stagecoach also features a reunion performance by Florida Georgia Line, their first since reuniting for a two-song set at CMA Fest this past June. Other second-line
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