
No Depression Sessions at WinterWonderGrass Tahoe 2024: The Infamous Stringdusters
Join us in welcoming The Infamous Stringdusters to the Gatekeeper’s Museum in Tahoe City, California, as part of our No Depression Sessions series during the WinterWonderGrass Festival.
The museum is called Gatekeeper’s because it is located next to the gates that rise and fall to control the flow

BONUS TRACKS: A Unique Way to Celebrate 100 Years of Chet Atkins
Thursday would have been the 100th birthday of country guitar hero Chet Atkins, and what better way to celebrate than with … a ballet?! The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and the Nashville Symphony marked the occasion by presenting a short ballet performance set to Atkins’ dreamy “Jitterbug Waltz”

HELLO STRANGER: Introducing No Depression’s Summer 2024 Journal + Playlist
EDITOR’S NOTE: Managing Editor Hilary Saunders’ letter, below, opens our Summer 2024 quarterly journal, featuring guest editor Béla Fleck, original cover art by Ian Felice of The Felice Brothers, and so much more. Buy the Summer 2024 issue in print or digitally here. Better yet, start a subscription with

ALBUM REVIEW: Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore Keep on Rolling With ‘TexiCali’
Not that they needed any introduction to roots music fans, but on the title song of their first collaboration, 2018’s Downey to Lubbock (ND review), Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore succinctly laid out their long-established musical personas and points of origin. The guitar-slinging Alvin: “I’m a wild

ALBUM REVIEW: Jim Lauderdale Sounds Right at Home on ‘My Favorite Place’
The title of Jim Lauderdale’s new album is just right. On My Favorite Place, his 37th album, the ambassador of Americana has settled into his musical comfort zones: western swing, rockabilly, country weepers, bluegrass rambles, and folk ballads. He’s enjoying himself, too, crooning in his unmistakable voice, following

ALBUM REVIEW: North Mississippi Allstars’ Cody Dickinson Sticks Close to Home on Solo Debut
“No problem! Only solution! Love riot!” exclaims the irrepressible Cody Dickinson near the end of Homemade, summing up this supremely satisfying album quite nicely. On his first solo outing, the co-pilot (along with brother Luther) of Americana mainstays North Mississippi Allstars makes a joyful noise as he celebrates the restorative