Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Hayes Carll has spent his celebrated career masterfully crafting songs that allow us to take a good look at ourselves – the good, the bad, and even the
If any two acts have proven to be consistently reliable in the realm of Texas music over the last decade, it’s Hayes Carll and the Band of Heathens. Both acts
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on You Get It All, the new album from Hayes Carll, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the
Don’t mistake Hayes Carll’s Lone Star State accent for just another aw shucks country singer. He’s proven across eight records and for nearly two decades, that while his brand of
Hayes Carll has come a long way from his days entertaining frat boys and sorority girls at beer joints around Texas. For the better part of two decades, he has
Nashville’s Caitlin Rose first appeared on the radar of music critics this year with the release of her debut full-length album Own Side Now, out September 27th on ATO Records.
Hayes Carll and Jason Isbell are modern-day troubadours, constantly crisscrossing the country while becoming distinctly familiar with the beer-stained walls and sticky floors of rock club dressing rooms, not to mention the occasional belligerently drunken fan such as the old-enough-to-know-better jackass that doused Isbell and his bandmates almost as soon as they took the stage this night.
Back in 1969, Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady originally started Hot Tuna as a side project to play some live dates during Jefferson Airplane’s hiatus, as Grace Slick recovered from
Back in 2002, the large-scale music festival landscape in the United States was virtually nonexistent. So when Superfly Presents and AC Entertainment announced plans for a multi-day, jam-friendly fest, named
