Tanya Tucker, Patty Loveless and Bob McDill have been chosen as the Country Music Hall of Fame’s class of 2023. This year’s roster of inductees was unveiled during a live-streamed press event on Monday (April 3) hosted by Vince Gill. Tucker, who has been enjoying a recent career renaissance following the release of her critically acclaimed 2019 record While I’m Livin’,
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Interview and Photos by Jordan Edwards Since winning The Voice in 2018, Brynn Cartelli has matured as both a vocalist and songwriter. You can hear this on her latest single, “Secondhand Smoke.” The lyrics have more weight, and her voice sounds more confident. Shortly before its release last month, Cartelli performed the song solo with
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Fifty-two years ago today, on April 3, 1971, Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty‘s “After the Fire Is Gone” claimed the top spot on the charts. The song is the first single that Lynn and Twitty released as a duo; it comes from their debut album, We Only Make Believe. Written by IE White, “After the Fire Is
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Saturday Night Live’s season premiere this past weekend saw Megan Thee Stallion use the platform as a call to action. During the performance of her hit single “Savage,” the Houston rapper briefly veered from the song’s braggadocious energy to bring attention to a real issue. Sound bites of Malcolm X’s quote about America’s disrespect towards
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Teyana Taylor is set to portray Dionne Warwick in a biopic. Advertisement In a preview clip of an upcoming appearance on “The Tamron Hall Show,” the singer revealed she is “already working on” a project about the legendary artist. “We’re already working on it,” Teyana smiled. “We’re in the building process right now. I always
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Shadow of Intent just dropped a new single and music video, “The Migrant,” to give us a taste of what they’ve been working on since they last shared music with us. Vocalist Ben Duerr says about the single: “Shadow Of Intent has always been about experimenting and expressing creativity freely and making sure to have
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We’ve spoken ad nauseum about the return of Y2K/90s fashion — with Gen Z spearheading this revival, the precise decades are blurred. But those eras weren’t all teeny tops and low-rise jeans. They’re also known for the formation of grunge, pop-punk, and absolutely filthy dirtbag style. Before there were e-boys, there were emos. Before there
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