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Leah Blevins Dresses for Success on Her Sophomore LP 'All Dressed Up'

Leah Blevins Dresses for Success on Her Sophomore LP 'All Dressed Up'

The title of Leah Blevins’ new album, All Dressed Up, proverbially insinuates that she’s got nowhere to go. Her artistic growth and the bevy of heavyweight talent in her corner strongly suggest otherwise: Blevins could soon be the belle of the ball. Blevins describes the LP, out March 20

Tom Petty 'Wildflowers' Releases Take His Legacy To A Higher Place

Tom Petty 'Wildflowers' Releases Take His Legacy To A Higher Place

Tom Petty’s greatest achievement might have been coming off as a regular guy. His laidback persona and accessible catalog made it easy for millions of fans to forge a bond with the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, who would have turned 75 on October 20, 2025. No artist

Greensky Bluegrass Discovers The Deeper Meaning With The Help of Their Friends on 'XXV'

Greensky Bluegrass Discovers The Deeper Meaning With The Help of Their Friends on 'XXV'

Greensky Bluegrass has constantly evolved, from its inauspicious start to its silver anniversary. The jamgrass quintet, which debuted at an impromptu gig in Kalamazoo, Michigan, on Halloween night in 2000, has built a fervent fan base by continually pushing traditional bluegrass forward and across genres. Now, Greensky is now looking

Grammy-Winning Singer-Songwriter Ray LaMontagne Celebrates 20 Years of ‘Trouble’

Grammy-Winning Singer-Songwriter Ray LaMontagne Celebrates 20 Years of ‘Trouble’

Ray LaMontagne has finally hushed his inner critic, and he’s hearing his debut album, 2004’s Trouble, like never before. “If someone gave [the album] to me today and said, ‘This is a new artist. This guy’s just getting started,’ honestly — and I’m not patting myself on

Jerry Douglas Looks Back, and Forward, as He Prepares to Enter the Bluegrass Hall of Fame

Jerry Douglas Looks Back, and Forward, as He Prepares to Enter the Bluegrass Hall of Fame

Jerry Douglas never saw it coming. In late June, just before walking onstage with The Earls of Leicester at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, the Dobro master was told that he had been chosen for induction into the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame. Oh, and just one more thing: “You

ALBUM REVIEW: Ray LaMontagne Sounds Content in His Journey to ‘Long Way Home’

ALBUM REVIEW: Ray LaMontagne Sounds Content in His Journey to ‘Long Way Home’

When Ray LaMontagne debuted two decades ago, his weathered tenor sounded otherworldly. Its power seemed unlikely from such a shy, subdued performer. Now entrenched in middle age, the New England singer-songwriter’s instrument is no less sonorous or wondrous. He has just grown into it. LaMontagne sounds more comfortable, and