Grammy-nominated, Nashville-based singer-songwriter and avowed rebel Will Hoge goes all in, writing, producing, and playing all instruments on his fourteenth album, the mostly autobiographical Tenderhearted Boys. Hoge immediately immerses us
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Summer is coming early to the Deep South and what better way to welcome it in than with some smoking hot sets by ZZ Top, Black Stone Cherry and headliners
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A natural companion piece and logical extension of namesake Duwayne’s 2023 Acoustic, Cedric Burnside’s Hill Country Love hews close to a stripped-down and intimate sound. Featuring only four musicians in skeletal arrangements, this co-production
Celebrating a birthday over more than one day is always special. But, it’s even more special when you can tour across the U.S. with friends playing music from your prolific
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Since The Black Keys returned from their hiatus in 2019, they have put out fine, if not very memorable albums (‘Let’s Rock’, Delta Kream, Dropout Boogie) and seem to be