Steve Earle’s 8th Annual John Henry Benefit for The Keswell School was delayed this past December and finally took place on Monday, May 18th at the luxurious Town Hall in
On Sunday, May 1st, an all-star lineup gathered outside of Austin at Willie Nelson’s Luck, Texas ranch to celebrate the Red-Headed Stranger’s 89th birthday. The performance included appearances from Bruce
For the 7th Annual John Henry’s Friends Benefit for the Keswell School Steve Earle and company raised the most money in the fundraiser’s history at a time when it is
Earle entertained the crowd with stories of life on the road, his drug days, and his political views.
While four-letter words like “road” and “town” have never strayed far from Steve Earle’s songbook, his latest trip veers from the familiar to the expected. On The Low Highway, Earle sounds strained, even gruffer than usual, on predictable travel themes that otherwise serve up welcome surprises from his wife Allison Moorer and longtime live band, The Dukes.
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Steve Earle is all over the place lately as actor, writer, activist, and maintaining his first love, music. The tunes get their proper due on this fantastic new release, I’ll Never Get Out Of This World Alive. The title is taken from Hank Williams final single; Earle has a strong affinity for Williams (titling his first novel the same thing) and as someone who never shy’s away from his idols (see the album Townes) there is history seeping from these tracks, a lot of personality too.
In 2009, Steve Earle honored his mentor, the late Townes Van Zandt, with a tribute record filled exclusively with Van Zandt tunes. Last month, the alt.country singer-songwriter returned with his
