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Trying to help independent artists get their album submitted to the Grammy's NEW Best Traditional Country Album Category. Reach out if you can help, or need help. Or just help spread the word!
August 21, 2025 at 12:51 AM
Trying to help independent artists get their album submitted to the Grammy's NEW Best Traditional Country Album Category. Reach out if you can help, or need help. Or just help spread the word!
You might have seen George Clooney in “O Brother Where Art Thou,” but it was Dan Tyminski you heard.
One of the greatest bluegrass vocalists of all time, captured here at the Luckenbach Bluegrass Festival last weekend.
One of the greatest bluegrass vocalists of all time, captured here at the Luckenbach Bluegrass Festival last weekend.
April 25, 2025 at 3:12 PM
You might have seen George Clooney in “O Brother Where Art Thou,” but it was Dan Tyminski you heard.
One of the greatest bluegrass vocalists of all time, captured here at the Luckenbach Bluegrass Festival last weekend.
One of the greatest bluegrass vocalists of all time, captured here at the Luckenbach Bluegrass Festival last weekend.
Charley Crockett debuts on "The Tonight Show" Thursday night (3-27).
Jesse Welles debuts on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" too.
Don't just complain about the mainstream. BECOME the mainstream.
Jesse Welles debuts on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" too.
Don't just complain about the mainstream. BECOME the mainstream.
March 27, 2025 at 9:27 PM
Charley Crockett debuts on "The Tonight Show" Thursday night (3-27).
Jesse Welles debuts on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" too.
Don't just complain about the mainstream. BECOME the mainstream.
Jesse Welles debuts on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" too.
Don't just complain about the mainstream. BECOME the mainstream.
Remember, the Thanksgiving dinner table is the perfect time to aggressively accost your family about their bad choices in country music. Promise to ruin the entire holiday if they don't swear off bad pop country, and start supporting more independent artists.
November 28, 2024 at 3:24 PM
Remember, the Thanksgiving dinner table is the perfect time to aggressively accost your family about their bad choices in country music. Promise to ruin the entire holiday if they don't swear off bad pop country, and start supporting more independent artists.