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Joseph Hudak

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Your New Favorite Artist Is Probably Playing This Wisconsin Festival
Mile of Music, an all-indie, no-covers-allowed fest in the town of Appleton, is leading the pack when it comes to artist discovery
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Wer ist die Dolly Parton des modernen Country?
Dolly ist unersetzlich – aber es gibt Künstlerinnen, die zumindest einen Funken ihres Glanzes, ihrer Ausstrahlung und Anziehungskraft besitzen. Um das Offensichtliche auszusprechen: Es wird nie ein...
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Who Is Modern Country Music’s Dolly Parton?
Dolly is irreplaceable, but there are artists who possess at least some of that sparkle, charisma, and magnetism
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Alabama Shakes Say New Album Is About ‘People Being Unified.’ That Includes Them
I Must Be Dreaming, the rock & soul band's first LP in more than a decade, reunites Brittany Howard, Zac Cockrell, and Heath Fogg to cut through the chaos
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Ray Wylie Hubbard Says His New Album Is His Best — And Likely Last
The almost 80-year-old outlaw wanted to make Reel 2 Reel 4 Real the way his rock heroes did: “I've always liked records where it's real guys really playing...like the first Buffalo Springfield, fir...
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Daniel Donato’s New Live Album Is a Jam Band Fan’s Dream
The guitar ace and his group Cosmic Country capture a pair of shows played the same night in 2025 in Nashville for the breathless three-hour-plus Ryman to Robert's
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Dolly Parton’s Last Public Appearance Spoke Volumes
We remember the songwriter, philanthropist, and icon in a special tribute episode of Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast
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Dolly Parton’s Charity Knew No Bounds
From literacy to bald eagles, the superstar helped fund and support a number of causes
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Charley Crockett Seeks, and Finds, Peace Onstage With Evan Felker in Tulsa
The outspoken songwriter joined the Turnpike Troubadours frontman at Cain's Ballroom for a collab set that found Crockett hanging on Felker's every word
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Dolly Parton’s ‘Jolene’: The Best Covers, Spin-Offs, and Response Songs
Parton's tale of a scheming man-stealer has been covered by everyone from the White Stripes to Fiona Apple, and inspired countless response songs. These are 20 you need to hear
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Peinlicher-Texas-Gouverneur kann seine Lieblingsmusiker nicht korrekt schreiben
Greg Abbott versucht sich an einer Obama-würdigen Texas-Playlist – doch die Rechtschreibfehler sind noch größer als der Staat, den er regiert. Greg Abbott, der republikanische Gouverneur von Texas,...
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Brandi Carlile über Dolly Parton: „Sie hat ein Risiko auf sich genommen und mich akzeptiert, weil ich lesbisch bin“
Carlile, die 2019 beim Newport Folk Festival gemeinsam mit Parton auf der Bühne stand, erinnert an die Country-Songwriterin, die am 25. August im Alter von 80 Jahren starb. Brandi Carlile erzählt, ...
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Orville Peck gedenkt Dolly Parton bei emotionalem Auftritt in London
„Dolly war meine Heldin“, sagte der maskierte Country-Sänger und spielte „I Will Always Love You“ beim Meet-and-Greet im Rough-Trade-Plattenladen. Orville Peck warnte die Fans, die sich zu einem Au...
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Orville Peck Remembers Dolly Parton During Emotional Appearance in London
"Dolly was my hero," the masked country singer said, before performing a cover of Parton's "I Will Always Love You" during a meet-and-greet at Rough Trade record store
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Brandi Carlile on Dolly Parton: ‘She Took a Risk and Accepted Me for Being Gay’
Carlile, who shared the stage with Parton at the 2019 Newport Folk Festival, remembers the country music songwriter, who died Aug. 25 at 80
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Txeas Govrenor Gregg Abit Cant Spel Hiz Favortie Musicains
Greg Abbott tries his best to issue an Obama-like playlist of Texas songs, but the misspellings are even bigger than the state he governs
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New Translations Crave an Uncertain Life in Synth-Pop Gem ‘Modern Lovers’
The song by the Nashville band arrives with a new video showcasing the undeniable charisma of frontperson Oliver Pierce
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Hollis Brown Had a Nasty Breakup. They Reunite for New Song ‘Garage Days’
After a 2023 fight between singer Mike Montali and guitarist Jonathan Bonilla, the two met to clear the air. "Just me and him sitting in a diner in Queens, yelling at each other," Montali says
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Maggie Rose Doesn’t Know How to Feel About That ‘Best-Kept Secret’ Compliment
"I’m making no efforts to remain a secret," says the two-time Grammy nominee, who just released her new album Half Moon
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Elvis Presley: Seine besten Country-Songs
Der unsterbliche Vokalист interpretiert Klassiker von Hank Williams, Ray Price, George Jones und mehr. Auch wenn Elvis Presleys musikalisches Schaffen vor allem durch Rock & Roll der Fünfziger ...
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Elizabeth Cook, Rocked by the Death of Todd Snider, Finds Strength on a New Album
With Great Television, the Nashville singer-songwriter processes grief recent and past
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Silverada, a Honky-Tonk Band, Did the Unthinkable: Trading Pedal Steel for Keys. It’s Working
On their new album Living Proof, the group F.K.A. Mike and the Moonpies prove they're far more than just twang
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Hear Will Hoge and Dave Hause Poke at Religion, Talk Struggles of Indie Music in Live Song Swap
The rock-and-roots songwriters tell stories and perform in a new episode of Rolling Stone's Nashville Now podcast recorded at the Mile of Music Festival
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Braxton Keith Is Leading Country’s New Class of Twang
The West Texas native with the pronounced mustache is catching the attention of fans and artists like Post Malone with his album Real Damn Deal
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Koe Wetzel Is Singing With Ella Langley and Leaving His Hard-Partying Days Behind
"This is definitely the curtain call for how things have been up to this point," says the Texas rough-houser, who drops the new Langley collab "Jaded"
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This Honky-Tonk Picker Is Running an Irreverent Long-Shot Bid for Tennessee Governor
Adam "Ditch" Kurtz, who fronts a Buck Owens tribute band, is the latest musician to make a run for political office
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Buffalo Traffic Jam Were Just Two Dudes in Montana. Now They’re Headliners
On the strength of streaming single "Fool's Gold," the band release their debut album and hit the road with a fresh brand of folk-country
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Twin Temple Bring Satanic Panic to ‘Daily Show,’ Will Officially Open for Jack White
The devilish duo, who were bounced from a country music tour over their satanic imagery, performed their song "Haunt Me"
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Why This Nashville Indie-Rock Band Is Singing About ‘Jane Fonda’
Lombardy are helping foster Music City’s indie scene with irreverent songs and an unpredictable live show
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Tyler Childers Looks Back on ‘Long Violent History’: ‘It’s Ruffled Some Feathers’
The songwriter also encourages Ameicans to listen to New Orleans piano player James Booker's "Make a Better World"
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