Country Rock
Kid Rock on Trump Friendship: “A Front Row Seat to the Greatest S**t Show on Earth”
The rap-rocker delivered the bizarro quote in a new interview with Sky News Australia. Kid Rock on Trump Friendship: “A Front Row Seat to the Greatest Shit Show on Earth” Spencer Kaufman
Pete Hegseth Lifts Suspension on US Army Pilots Who Flews Helicopters by Kid Rock’s Home
The Apache helicopters hovered near the musician's home while on a training mission Pete Hegseth Lifts Suspension on US Army Pilots Who Flews Helicopters by Kid Rock’s Home Chris Coplan
Did Kid Rock Lip Sync at the All-American Halftime Show?
Kid Rock's mouth movements weren't matching the vocals on the broadcast. Did Kid Rock Lip Sync at the All-American Halftime Show? Heavy Consequence Staff
Rock the Country Cancels South Carolina Fest After Shinedown Drops Off Lineup
The traveling festival will still make stops at seven other cities this year. Rock the Country South Carolina Fest Canceled Outright After Shinedown Drop Off Bill Spencer Kaufman
Kid Rock Announce “Freedom 250 Tour”
Brantley Gilbert, Parker McCollum, Jon Pardi, and Big & Rich will provide support. Kid Rock Announces 2026 “Freedom 250 Tour” Spencer Kaufman
Jason Isbell and Drive-By Truckers Reunite for Rollicking Performance on Colbert
Drive-By Truckers and Isbell come together for their first announced performance in two decades Jason Isbell and Drive-By Truckers Reunite After Two Decades to Play on Colbert: Watch Chris Coplan
Kid Rock to work with Trump Administration to “open a can of whoop ass” on ticket industry
The musician vows to work with Pam Bondi to "help fix the fiasco of buying concert tickets." Kid Rock Meets with Trump’s Attorney General Nominee to “Open a Can of Whoop Ass” on Concert Ticket Industry Spencer Kaufman
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit announce 2025 North American tour
Kicking off in April and stretching through July with stops throughout the US and Canada. Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Announce 2025 North American Tour Mary Siroky
MJ Lenderman Delivers 90 Minutes of Heartbreak and Rock at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg: Review
The singer-songwriter played his heartfelt jams to an extremely packed, laser-focused crowd. MJ Lenderman Delivers 90 Minutes of Heartbreak and Rock at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg: Review Paolo Ragusa
Every Wilco Album Ranked From Worst to Best
This article was originally published in 2019 and has been updated in celebration of Jeff Tweedy’s birthday on August 25th. Welcome to Dissected, where we disassemble a band’s catalog, a director’s filmography, or some other critical pop-culture collection in the abstract. It’s exact science by way of a few beers. This time, we sort through the best and worst of Chicago’s rock ‘n’ roll teddy bears. There’s nothing easy about Wilco. Their songs leave plenty for the listener to unpack and digest, from studiously arranged musical touches to frontman Jeff Tweedy’s sometimes sweet and earnest, other times gonzo lyrics. There’s work that goes into getting your head around Wilco, which probably explains why the Chicago band have become one of the most adored acts of their generation. But dissecti...
Lyle Lovett on 12th of June, Becoming a Father at 60, and Hijinks with Chris Isaak
Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Amazon Podcasts | Stitcher | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | RSS Lyle Lovett sits down with Kyle Meredith to go deep into his new album, 12th of June, and his career as a multi-genre artist. Related Video The Texas-born musician talks about covering Nat King Cole, the recent retirement of his long-standing duet partner Francine Reed, and being in a transitional point in his career. Lovett then takes us into how his new album hits on becoming a father for the first time as he hit 60, as well as his summer tour with friend Chris Isaak and their past hijinks. Advertisement Lovett also touches on some Paul Reiser appreciation, acting with Donny Wahlberg on Blue Blood...
Willie Nelson’s 4th of July Picnic to Return with Jason Isbell, Brothers Osborne, Allison Russell
Willie Nelson is set to bring back his (nearly) annual 4th of July Picnic this summer. A Texas tradition since it first launched in 1973, the event took 2020 off and went virtual last year; now, it’s set to take place at Austin’s Q2 Stadium (home of the Austin Football Club) with a heavy-hitting nine-act bill. In addition to Nelson himself performing with his Family Band, the 10-hour concert will see sets from Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, recent Grammy winners Brothers Osborne, Allison Russell, Tyler Childers, Charley Crockett, Micah Nelson’s band Particle Kid, Steve Early & The Dukes, and Asleep at the Wheel. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 15th at 10:00 a.m. CT, with Club Luck Members getting pre-sale access beginning today. Grab your tickets here. Advertisement Related Video At 8...
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