Amos Perrine

As regular readers of this column are aware, we cover a lot of festivals throughout the year. As we get ready for the new season it's an opportune time to feature the column’s most prolific roots music festival photographer, Peter Dervin, who's based in Washington

On what would have been Justin Townes Earle’s 41st birthday last Wednesday, his father, Steve Earle, hosted a tribute to him at the Ryman Auditorium. Billed as “A Celebration of Justin Townes Earle,” Steve Earle began the night by saying, “Just like the album I never wanted to make

With COVID easing somewhat, the year was as close to back to normal as we are likely to get for some time, and many artists returned to the studio to record some stellar music. My favorites are listed below. On a sad personal note, Roland White passed away this year.

This week 12 ND photographers, from New York to California, highlight the cream of the roots music crop released this year. Nearly all the artists are familiar names, especially to readers of this column, but you’ll also see a couple that are not as well known who certainly deserve

This week’s column features just a few of the many outstanding photos taken this year by 37 ND photographers. From New York to Australia, the 57 photos in the gallery below are representative of each photographer’s work as well as the many branches of roots music. You will

With touring and festivals back in full gear, No Depression's contributing photographers not only got in an extraordinary number of shows, but it also seemed they were making up for time lost due to COVID. From Ireland to Australia, and from the heart of Appalachia to sunny California,