EDITOR’S NOTE: To mark No Depression’s 25th anniversary, we asked David Menconi, a contributing editor during its earliest years (1995-2008), to check back in with artists who appeared in the magazine’s first few issues. Read the rest of the […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Lydia Loveless is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for September. Read more about Loveless and her new album, Daughter, in our feature story, and learn how she leans on Lifetime movies during anxious times in her essay. […]
As the festival season winds down, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass celebrates its 20th anniversary with a virtual event titled “Let the Music Play On” on Saturday, Oct., 3 from 5-8 p.m. ET. As with all previous editions it is free and […]
After spring and summer in the crowdfunding market was as depressed as the rest of the economy, things have suddenly come roaring back. Rather than scouring sites to find three roots-oriented campaigns, I find myself having to pick between […]
We all long for the day when live music comes back, when we can press into a club or settle into a seat and take in a performance that delights us and makes friends out of a crowd of strangers. […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Lydia Loveless is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for September. Read our feature story on her and her new album, Daughter, here, and look for more from Loveless later this month. I’ve been watching Lifetime movies my […]
For many, Nashville means the bars owned by the stars — Blake Shelton’s Ole Red or Alan Jackson’s AJ’s Good Time Bar — or the legendary Tootsie’s, the honky-tonk across the alley from the Ryman Auditorium into which Opry stars […]
Almost seven months into this pandemic, the novelties of staying home are really starting to wear off. We’ve planted our gardens, we’ve baked our bread, we’ve read our books, and now we are all just really ready to take our […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: To mark No Depression’s 25th anniversary this month, we asked David Menconi, a contributing editor during its earliest years (1995-2008), to check back in with artists who appeared in the magazine’s first few issues. Read other stories […]
Virtual is a word I have grown to dislike. A lot. However, the music portion of this year’s virtual World Of Bluegrass conference and festival offers plenty to get excited about. The International Bluegrass Music Association’s (IBMA) annual event, usually […]
