In one hilarious 1988 interview with SPIN, Waylon recalled the time that a promoter booked him for a show with Conway Twitty. Because of some confusion, Waylon ended up appearing on a show that was ...

Barkley spoke on his newfound faith while he was a guest on YouTube golf star Grant Horvat’s “Breaking 60” series. If you aren’t familiar with the YouTube golf space, it’s arguably as big (if not ...

It’s no secret that both he and his friend Johnny Cash had severe drug problems in their younger years, and it was compounded by the fact that they lived together, and encouraged those bad habits. I ...

Sturgill Simpson is returning to Red Rocks Amphitheatre for the first time in eight years, as Stu, AKA Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds, are slated to play the iconic Colorado venue this fall on ...

Randall is a road warrior, and no stranger to a rowdy crowd, but the other night in Chattanooga, Tennessee, one fan in particular took it over the line. While introducing a song about his late sister ...

It’s almost like they were hoping President Donald Trump would lead us into World War III, which obviously didn’t happen. The Trump administration has touted the mission as an overwhelming success, ...

Sturgill Simpson released “You Can Have the Crown” way back in 2013 on his debut studio album High Top Mountain. The song is a cynical look at the music business and the journey of an artist trying to ...

“Country” is more than just a steel guitar. It’s a lifestyle, a mindset, and a way to speak your mind and not apologize for it. Whiskey Riff is that lifestyle.

Of course, Waylon scored a huge hit with his 1977 song that features Willie Nelson called “Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love),” which they put out at the height of outlaw country movement.

The next song from In My Blood … and it’s a GOOD one.

“Country” is more than just a steel guitar. It’s a lifestyle, a mindset, and a way to speak your mind and not apologize for it. Whiskey Riff is that lifestyle. A RIFF on what makes the great ...

Billy Ray took to social media tonight to announce that he would be releasing his own cover of the classic “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” from The Wizard Of Oz, along with guitarist Micki Free and ...