Billy Strings and Willie Nelson Roll Together on ‘California Sober’
There comes a day when it’s time to walk away from the bar and quit your good-timing ways. Willie Nelson and Billy Strings are here to be our guides into clean living as they go sober in a new single together. California sober, that is.
“California Sober” is
In the Deep End With Bruce Robison and The Next Waltz’s Willie Nelson Tribute
When Willie Nelson has a birthday, it’s always cause for celebration.
As the revered singer-songwriter marks his 90th birthday this week, homegrown Texas record label and recording studio The Next Waltz has released One Night in Texas: The Next Waltz’s Tribute to the Red Headed Stranger, a
Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway Roll Full Speed into New Album, ‘City of Gold’
Riding a wave of big buzz and bigger awards, bluegrass breakout Molly Tuttle and her band, Golden Highway, are keeping things going with a new album.
City of Gold, out July 21 on Nonesuch Records, follows last year’s Crooked Tree (ND review), which won Best Bluegrass Album at the
ALBUM REVIEW: Observations Shimmer on Mya Byrne’s ‘Rhinestone Tomboy’
In an interview published last year in The Advocate, Mya Byrne spoke about how coming out as trans has impacted her music: “When people come out, not only is it a political act, it’s also modeling for other people what they can be. So, for me, what really changed
ALBUM REVIEW: Tommy Emmanuel and Friends Take Flight on ‘Accomplice Two’
Tommy Emmanuel is a guitarist’s guitarist, and Accomplice Two is another master class in hot licks and crisp guitar stylings put on by Emmanuel and his “accomplices” — some of the best guitarists and string instrument musicians playing today. (Accomplice One came out in 2018 and featured Jason Isbell, Ricky
ALBUM REVIEW: Hope Hangs Around on Josh Ritter’s Atmospheric ‘Spectral Lines’
In the last nearly 25 years, Josh Ritter has produced an oeuvre defined by thoughtful metaphors that ring truer than truth, all while expressing the constant sense that he is searching for something bigger than the self, and maybe bigger than the world. With his 11th album, Spectral Lines, Ritter