Month: August 2011

A pair of exciting new country albums are coming out of Hurricane Mills, and for the first time ever, Loretta Lynn is producing both of […]

Jim Reed Chevrolet, located just a block away from Music Row near the intersection of West End and Broadway in Nashville, stopped selling Chevys this […]

Eddie Rhines, President of Acts Nashville Talent Agency, has decided to address the problem of many legendary and veteran artists: not getting the attention they […]

It’s an age-old question: How can new and independent artists and songwriters get their music heard by the key industry decision makers who determine what […]

Heather Myles is such an accomplished horsewoman that at one point she considered becoming a professional jockey. But fans of traditional country have been delighted […]

“Music has been a big part of my life, my entire life,” says Texas musician J. R. Castillo. While a lot of artists can say […]

You’re not truly a fan of Bluegrass unless you’re a fan of The Roys. Currently on tour promoting their album Lonesome Whistle, released Rural Rhythm […]

With over 40 million albums sold and more media face-time than most active politicians, Ted Nugent has earned his status as an American icon. Acclaimed […]