Drummer Chuck Comeau talks TikTok, Good Things Festival, and why a farewell tour is “not in the cards”
Sammy Kershaw says the CMA denied his request to walk the 2026 CMA Awards red carpet. His account has sparked a broader debate about who gets visibility at country music’s biggest night, and whether an anniversary show makes room for legacy artists alongside current promotional priorities. Continue reading Sammy Kershaw Offered Tickets for $800 After CMA Red Carpet Request Is Denied→
Chris Janson headlined Palmetto Freedom Fest October 30 as the event exceeded $1 million in donations for a second year, supporting Folds of Honor scholarships. Continue reading Chris Janson’s Palmetto Freedom Fest Return Helps Event Top $1 Million in Donations→
On their third album this year, the New Orleans garage rockers embrace conflicting emotions and clashing sounds, balancing hard-charging rave-ups with exploratory tape experiments.
On its first live album, the New York trio recasts a quarter-century of rock songs for strings, piano, and acoustic guitar, highlighting the ache and vulnerability at the heart of its music.
So post-ironic it’s deadass, the Toronto songwriter’s debut renders a thoroughly modern affect with rare authenticity.
Too challenging to qualify as radio rock, the Los Angeles songwriter’s cloudy, lo-fi grunge is stuffed with ’90s references and opaque secrets.
With delirious melodic instincts, the Bronx rapper’s new tape evokes Young Money-era swag on a SoundCloud budget.
