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Austin City Limits Festival 2011 – The Highlights
Posted on 10.02.2011 | No CommentsLooking back at this year’s ACL festival we’re pleased to report that music was wonderful and the weather was almost perfect (especially when compared to some infamous years past). With... -
Upcoming Releases February 2011
Posted on 01.11.2011 | No CommentsKeep your eyes out for new releases from Todd Snider (at his best – live!), Over the Rhine (with Joe Henry, guest appearance by Lucinda Williams), Drive By Truckers, Bright... -
Americana Music Association Awards – Ryman Auditorium, TN
Posted on 09.10.2010 | 1 CommentRobert Plant and Patty Griffin The annual Americana Music Association awards at the historic and hallowed stage of Ryman Auditorium opened with an ensemble cast singing “Tumblin’ Dice” before John... -
Countdown to the Americana Music Association Awards
Posted on 08.30.2010 | No CommentsThis year, the Americana Music Association could simply give every nominee an award. We imagine that would be easier than debating the merits of each of the albums, artists and... -
Wanda Jackson – SXSW, Austin, TX
Posted on 03.19.2010 | No CommentsHolding titles like “Queen of Rock,” and “First Lady of Rockabilly,” Wanda Jackson helped pioneer rock ‘n’ roll. And at 72, her voice still has the power and signature rasp....