Grand Ole Opry dedicates a Saturday night concert to Dolly Parton
Carly Pearce, Kathy Mattea and a surprise Jelly Roll walk-on closed the Aug. 29 bill with 9 to 5.
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Carly Pearce, Kathy Mattea and a surprise Jelly Roll walk-on closed the Aug. 29 bill with 9 to 5.
The Slovakian-born pop singer introduced the track as a night out with friends interrupted by unwanted attention.
A hometown warmup show in Salt Lake City, a week after his first solo album in 11 years, with two backing vocalists brought centre stage.
The two recorded it months before a 2017 feud that has never ended, and he says the track means nothing to him now.
Potter led the band through one of her own songs, Lee played Supply and Demand in the acoustic segment, and the Dolly Parton duet came back again.
Stereogum called the third preview from the record a tearjerker rather than the casual thing its title suggests.
A federal judge in Tampa refused to undo a default against Jonathan Hay and set an Oct. 8 date.
The Texas honky-tonk stylist charted in 1959, left music for a car dealership, and came back to recording in 2006.
The Chicago native put out a new single, Knew What I Wanted, on the same day the agreement was announced.
Vince Herman introduced it from the main stage at Billy Strings' Ionia Freak Fair, calling her a giving, loving soul.
Four salvaged files went out to Winter, Full Body 2, TAGABOW and Scott Cortez, and the results land on 9 October.
Fred Armisen, Billy Idol and The Linda Lindas guested at the Aug. 30 show, and footage has been circulating since.
Saving Country Music marked the news with a mock track list of 16 rearrangements of fish, hunt, golf and drink.
Billie Joe Armstrong, Travis Barker, Tim Armstrong and CJ Ramone led a sold-out night at Hollywood Forever.
The Persian-Canadian alt-rock band's first dates since signing to Artist House land at the Pearl and Lee's Palace.
The Young Gunz and State Property veteran keeps his latest project down to a quarter of an hour of new bars.
Romell Frazier Jr. lost both arms in a dog attack in March. A July phone call turned into a Los Angeles weekend in August.
She introduced the Golden Hour song with one of Parton's own lines about putting up with a little rain.
She leaves Martin, Allbee, Miller, Bryan & Associates after 25 years in music financial management, taking a colleague with her.
The Houston and Dallas area shows that were to close the US leg move to the middle of September, with tickets honoured.
In Toronto the singer made a point of naming Lake Ontario, after the US president floated renaming it.
The Nottingham rapper and producer follows February's Wonderful with twelve tracks and a single guest.
Susan Tedeschi, Alecia Chakour and Gabe Dixon sang it as a trio on both nights of a two-show stand in Virginia.
James Goodson's Richmond project collects three years of singles and EPs, adds seven new tracks, and puts them out on 23 October.
Soleil Moon Frye's portrait of the late Crazy Town singer adds two executive producers after a festival run.
Priscilla Rainey's collection campaign now points at the rapper's new album.
His first record in five years drops the vocals and the power chords for piano, brass, woodwinds and cello.
A bandshell set, a surprise karaoke turn and a backstage video, plus a guest spot on Delta Dawn with Tanya Tucker.
The Heartstrings edition arrives October 2 on Lost Highway, and Strangers & Angels lands as a preview on September 4.
Material reaching from a 1977 demo to a live take from his last tour, and one critic calling the result flat.
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