Troy Cassar-Daley Navigates Grief, Loss on the Dreamy ‘Between the Fires’
The country star tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about how he made his 12th album, his most personal recording yet
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Troy Cassar-Daley Navigates Grief, Loss on the Dreamy ‘Between the Fires’
The country star tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about how he made his 12th album, his most personal recording yet
Kane Brown, the disruptive force of Country music comes to Australia for the first time
From Youtube sensation to a spot in Time’s list of 100 most influential people in the world, Kane Brown is an indispensable artist to understand the sounds of our time.
‘I Can Sound Like Whatever I Want and Look Like Whatever I Want’: How Miranda Lambert Made Her Own Kind of Country
One of this century’s best artists goes deep on her road-tripping new album, her LGBTQIA+ anthem, why she’s proud to have been a “shit show from day one” and much, much more
Willie Nelson’s 60-Year Legacy Celebrated With Career-Spanning Vinyl Box Set
Vinyl Me, Please’s limited edition anthology collects seven albums from country legend’s career, including Yesterday’s Wine, Stardust and Red Headed Stranger
Jamey Johnson Invited to Become Newest Member of Grand Ole Opry
Seventeen years after his first Opry appearance, country singer and frequent guest gets surprise invitation to join Nashville institution
Terry Allen’s Eighties Albums ‘Smokin’ the Dummy’ and ‘Bloodlines’ to Be Reissued
Both albums are long out of print and not currently available on streaming services
How Sarah Shook Found Their Identity and Made a Surprisingly Hopeful New Album
Shook & the Disarmers’ new LP Nightroamer is “self-aware and looking to the future,” according to the bandleader
Shovels & Rope Pair Mythical Beasts With James Dean’s Ghost on New Album ‘Manticore’
The Americana power couple of Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst imagine divorce and dissect fame on their most personal record yet
Flashback: See Johnny Cash’s Final Public Performance
On July 5th, 2003, the Man in Black sang “Understand Your Man,” “Ring of Fire” and other classics
Lost Dog Street Band Revive a Dying Busking Culture on Their New Album ‘Glory’
“Going around the country right after Covid last summer, I really saw the impact that it had on busking communities,” says the group’s Benjamin Tod, who started singing on Nashville sidewalks when he was just 13
