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The SteelDrivers – 'I Choose You'

The SteelDrivers – 'I Choose You'

The SteelDrivers have released Bad For You, their fifth studio album and the follow-up to their Grammy-winning 2015 release, The Muscle Shoals Recordings. The eagerly-awaited album features 11 new songs, 10 of which were co-written by Tammy Rogers, whose spirited and soulful voice and fiddle playing have been a hallmark

No Depression Critics’ 20 Favorite Roots Music Albums of 2019

No Depression Critics’ 20 Favorite Roots Music Albums of 2019

Throughout the year, the reviewers, columnists, writers, and staff at No Depression have our radars up and ears tuned to great roots music. We hear the good, the not-so-good, and, occasionally, the ugly. But the good stuff really sticks with us. It’s the albums we can’t shut up

The No Depression Guide to Holiday Music that Doesn't Suck: 2019 Edition

The No Depression Guide to Holiday Music that Doesn't Suck: 2019 Edition

In an annual tradition right up there with decking the halls and making merry, No Depression brings you a look at the best of the new batch of holiday albums. We've made our list, and we've checked it twice, and here are the albums that are

SPOTLIGHT: The Mavericks Share Personal Photos from 30 Years as a Band

SPOTLIGHT: The Mavericks Share Personal Photos from 30 Years as a Band

To mark their 30th anniversary as a band — and their month as No Depression’s Spotlight band for November 2019 — The Mavericks dug into their photo collections to share with us some key moments in their career, both onstage and behind the scenes. This is Jerry Dale and me in

"Running for So Long (House a Home)" from The Peanut Butter Falcon Soundtrack

“Running for So Long (House a Home)” is featured in The Peanut Butter Falcon, the folk/Americana soundtrack of the year. Performed by Parker Ainsworth, Butch Walker, Paris Jackson of The Soundflowers, and Jessie Payo, the song captures the importance of human connections. The album also features Sara Watkins, Gregory

Should've Known Better

Should've Known Better

“Should’ve Known Better” is from Sawyer Fredericks' album Hide Your Ghost. The video for the song was filmed during a break from touring, on a sunny but very cold and windy day in December on Sawyer’s family farm in Upstate New York. The ground was frozen solid,

2010 No Depression Festival Lineup Announcement [UPDATED]

2010 No Depression Festival Lineup Announcement [UPDATED]

We're proud to announce the updated lineup for the second No Depression Festival, which will again be presented by Seattle Theater Group, and is scheduled to take place Aug. 21, 2010, at Marymoor Park in Redmond, Wash. For venue and ticket information click here. THE SWELL SEASON | 8: