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Five Essential Dark Gothic Country and Roots Albums
The mixing of country with dark inspirations either from its past, or from influences from the world of punk and metal and beyond have resulted in some of the most creative, inventive, and spellbinding moments in the history of the country canon. The post Five Essential Dark Gothic Country and Roots Albums first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Tyler Childers To Produce First New Album Via Willi Carlisle
Tyler Childers will see what kind of magic he can come up with behind the mixing board as it's been announced he will be producing the new album from folk powerhouse Willi Carlisle to be called "The Universal Bubba." The post Tyler Childers To Produce First New Album Via Willi Carlisle first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Why Are We Cancelling Charley Crockett for a Satanic Duo?
There is also a very real possibility that we are witnessing Charley Crockett being legitimately "cancelled," or at least the attempt to cancel him---and everything that loaded term entails. At the moment, it's time to sound the red alert. The post Why Are We Cancelling Charley Crockett for a Satanic Duo? first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Mile 0 Fest Announces Stacked 2027 Lineup
Those that have made the trek now over the fest's 10 year history will swear there ain't nothing like Mile 0 Fest in Key West, Florida. You just can't replace or exchange experiencing your favorite music in paradise. The post Mile 0 Fest Announces Stacked 2027 Lineup first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Calling It Now: Ella Langley Has the 2026 “Song of the Summer”
Sure, there's a little bit more race to run. But at this point, Ella Langley has gotten so far out in front and lapped so much of the field, it's a forgone conclusion how this race is will end, and against some massive competitors. The post Calling It Now: Ella Langley Has the 2026 “Song of the Summer” first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Album Review – Trever M. Keith’s “We Drank From a Poisoned Well”
Mr. Keith has crafted a classic country record, and a darn good one too, filled with great country instrumentation, clever and true-to-country lyricism, and good old-fashioned heartbreak. It reminds you why you're a country fan. The post Album Review – Trever M. Keith’s “We Drank From a Poisoned Well” first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Towering Songwriter, Roy Orbison Co-Writer Joe Melson Has Died
One aspect of the Roy Orbison story that often goes undertold is that for the songs listed above, and over 120 Roy Orbison compositions total, his co-writer Joe Melson was an essential element to coaxing that Roy Orbison magic out. The post Towering Songwriter, Roy Orbison Co-Writer Joe Melson Has Died first appeared on Saving Country Music .
This Is BIG: Music Industry Comes Together for AI Labeling
This will not solve the scourge of AI music infiltrating the marketplace, or slow the increasing flood of it, or be a fool proof tool that still can't be manipulated. But it's a very important start to addressing a very big problem. The post This Is BIG: Music Industry Comes Together for AI Labeling first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Album Review – Running On Credit’s “Searching for the Sound”
Whatever sound this east Texas band is searching for, the certainly found one that makes fast friends with the ears and hearts of true country listeners who love to hear twang in their tunes, and songs inspired from real life. The post Album Review – Running On Credit’s “Searching for the Sound” first appeared on Saving Country Music .
The Red Rocks of Texas? New White Rocks Venue Planned
The full development is being called "UMusic Hotel & Private Residences Austin." It is being proposed in partnership with the Universal Music Group. The property will also include an indoor performance venue, professional recording studios. The post The Red Rocks of Texas? New White Rocks Venue Planned first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Turnpike Troubadours Tease New Music for Friday (6-26)
Nobody panic. Try to look cool. But the Turnpike Troubadours are probably dropping new music on us sooner than later, and probably this Friday, June 26th according to a post on Facebook that appears to show the band in the studio. The post Turnpike Troubadours Tease New Music for Friday (6-26) first appeared on Saving Country Music .
This Is The Worst Part of These Bailey Zimmerman Felony Charges
We always knew Bailey Zimmerman was a douchebag that was looking to take after Morgan Wallen. Now he's got the felony charges to prove it. But there's even a bigger concern about this situation. The post This Is The Worst Part of These Bailey Zimmerman Felony Charges first appeared on Saving Country Music .
June 26th, 2026 is a BIG Day for New Albums. Here’s Your Guide
Once again we're starring into the face of one of those big album release days where the amount of top flight records is so intimidating, it's worth stopping down and highlighting each one so you don't miss something. The post June 26th, 2026 is a BIG Day for New Albums. Here’s Your Guide first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Alan Jackson Releases New Song “Still The One” As Gift to Wife
Alan Jackson might be officially retiring in a matter of days when he performs what's billed as his final concert on June 27th at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. But that doesn't mean he's totally out to pasture, or won't put out any new music. The post Alan Jackson Releases New Song “Still The One” As Gift to Wife first appeared on Saving Country Music .
On The Potential Sale of the Grand Ole Opry
It's a tale as old as time for massive private equity firms to buy into iconic American brands like the Grand Ole Opry, mismanage the assets, implement draconian cost cutting measures, and then liquidate assets. The post On The Potential Sale of the Grand Ole Opry first appeared on Saving Country Music .
AI Music Company Suno’s New “Incubator” Program is Especially Evil
Suno has just launched perhaps its most sinister campaign yet that is attempting to exploit independent and up-and-coming artists, and tug at the heartstrings of the independent music community. They're doing it through a program called "Spark." The post AI Music Company Suno’s New “Incubator” Program is Especially Evil first appeared on Saving Country Music
Album Review – American Aquarium’s “New Ways To Lose”
Never losing touch with the heavy emotions and hard choices so many of the people in his own audience are weighted down and faced with, BJ Barham and American Aquarium deliver an impassioned, propulsive, and potent experience. The post Album Review – American Aquarium’s “New Ways To Lose” first appeared on Saving Country Music .
The Killers Go Country? Brandon Flowers Preps New Nashville Album
The frontman for The Killers, Brandon Flowers, has announced he's made a bona fide country record that was cut in Nashville with country musicians to express influences that have been itching to come out of him for years. The post The Killers Go Country? Brandon Flowers Preps New Nashville Album first appeared on Saving Country Music .
Ween’s Iconic “12 Golden Country Greats” Gets New Deluxe Edition
If you know, then you know. If you don't know, then you should get wise to the genius that is Ween's '12 Golden Country Greats.' The fifth album from the wild, experimental rock band released in July of 1996 was a complete sea change. The post Ween’s Iconic “12 Golden Country Greats” Gets New Deluxe Edition first appeared on Saving Country Music .
New Adds to Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Playlist (#181)
Don't ruin a summer outdoor party by blasting the latest Luke Bryan single. Are you serious? Show off your knowledge of actual country music, and help spread the word about worthy artists by indulging in this playlist instead. The post New Adds to Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Playlist (#181) first appeared on Saving Country Music .