Anarchy In The Music City

Brothers and sisters, I want to share the good word about Webb Wilder and the Beatnecks and their magnificent debut It Came From Nashville ...

In a city filled to the brim with musical talent, Tommy Womack often gets overlooked. I first met Womack two decades ago when he was the fr...

Dear Mom & Dad: I know that it was a great shock to come home and find out that I’d packed up and left. I’ve gone in search of Stealin H...

There’s a new breed of cowboy roamin’ the range these days, pahdner…fierce young men with one foot in the saddle and one foot on the hot asp...

Now this, this Things Fall Apart album from this guy Lonesome Bob , this is the way that country music was meant to be. No big-hat, tight j...

Jason & the Scorchers are, arguably, the best-known of Nashville’s brash young bands, an outfit with a critically-acclaimed past and an...

I’ve long contended that the best talent floating around the “Music City” wasn’t necessarily in the country arena. Aside from the many talen...

Cowpunk pioneers Jason & the Scorchers enjoy a lofty standing within the indie rock ranks. They’ve received a minor degree of fame, wit...

Nashville’s favorite honky tonk heroes shine with a solid debut bow. This six song EP – recorded live at the soon-to-be world famous Robert’...

With Springsteen on hiatus, Seger over the hill, and Mellencamp off making movies, Steve Earle seems to have taken up the mantle of the “wo...

Take Robert Jetton’s Rockin’ Ranchero f’instance…if what you crave is well-produced, spirited rock & roll (with a heavy dose...

Lambchop are a lot like one of those little puzzles that you’ll find on your table at hundreds of country-styled restaurants that dot the A...

When you’re the son of a bona fide Americana music legend, and named after one of greatest songwriters of the genre (Townes Van Zandt), expe...

A Blazing Grace marks the return to record of Nashville’s own Jason and the Scorchers after a six year hiatus. From the first opening chor...

Just a year after the release of his controversial album Jerusalem , alt-country giant Steve Earle has followed it up with the live set Jus...

Webb Wilder has been kicking around the Southeast for about a decade now, wowing a loyal audience with an inspired musical blend of roots-r...

Todd Snider hit a minor lick on the charts a year or so ago with his debut album, mostly on the strength of a single humorous cut that paro...

Todd Snider is one of Nashville’s best-kept secrets, our very own “cult artist” who may be too eccentric, too honest, and too talented to b...

Will Hoge is cursed to be an artist of some talent in an era where talent is in little demand. Two major label releases and constant tourin...

Bobby Bare Jr ’s eponymously named band cranked out two high-voltage collections of wonderfully rowdy twang-rock for two different major lab...