The bro country duo is back and better than ever. The late 2010s powerhouse Florida Georgia Line made its 2026 debut on Thursday night at
Leon Majcen is back with another killer single in Road Dog Express, and it’s a reminder of just how effortlessly he can capture a mood. From
She likes good old fashioned music, you know, something with a beat. She likes a tall, lean man with Lucchese’s on his feet. Sound familiar?
Kip Moore sure knows how to throw one hell of a release show. Hearing the new album from top to bottom was incredible. This
Rising singer-songwriter Waylon Wyatt dropped the third sampling of his debut album, Dustpiles, last Friday. The song, “But There Was A Time,” reminisces on the
In anticipation for his new album, Banks Of The Trinity, set to release on June 26, Cody Johnson has released a new single, Fool Proof,
Jack Browning’s new single Factory Reset is the kind of song that immediately sticks with you after the first listen. On the surface, it carries a
Emily Woodhull’s new single Runnin’ With The Devil is a strong showing from an artist who continues to sharpen her craft with every release. From the
Southall has built a reputation on consistency, and Kinfolk does nothing to shake that. From their debut up to now, they’ve maintained a solid track record that
After successful releases of Deep Blue, Lorelei, and a Boat Named After You, ERNEST has released his full Deep Blue album. This album sounds absolutely
On a day where the sky is full of gray clouds and rain is drizzling, I write this album review. Noah Kahan, of Stafford, Vermont,
Krislyn Arthurs’ Honky Tonk PhD has been a long time coming, and thankfully, it delivers on the anticipation. From the first listen, it’s clear this is
In his newest album, Age of the Ram, Charley Crockett once again takes us back in time. From western sounds and imagery, to beautifully crafted
On March 27, ERNEST released Deep Blue, the title track for his upcoming album releasing on May 1. For this album, it seems as if
Corey Kent pulled up to the Raised Rowdy Podcast to catch up with us and this one felt like a real full circle moment. We
Get your boots with spurs, snap shirts, and cowboy hats ready because we are closing in on another Charley Crockett album. Crockett, who has now
At the ripe age of 22 years old, Missouri native, Sam Barber, has already released big-time singles and a 28 song album. Along with EP’s,
When I think of Texas, three things usually come to my mind. Rodeos, the Dallas Cowboys and Cody Johnson. Johnson’s pride in Texas runs deep
If you are a close friend of mine, you know that my favorite country artist, by far, is Darius Rucker. For a group/duo, I love
I remember as a kid getting picked up by my grandfather after school and my ears being blessed by Johnny Cash. Even at the ripe
Ryan Bingham is back with Ballad of The Texas Gentlemen, and it feels like we’re hearing a whole new side of him. This one carries a
Drayton Farley just dropped I Need Your Love, and yeah – it’s a heater. From the jump, it feels like one of those songs that grabs
She did it again. Ella Langley released two more hits: Dandelion on January 30th, and on February 13th, Langley released Be Her. Both hits are
Charley Crockett just dropped Kentucky Too Long, and it’s got a real smooth, groovy feel right out of the gate. There’s a little soul mixed in
The Red Clay Strays come through with a killer love song in If I Didn’t Know You, dropping right before Valentine’s Day and fitting the moment
All throughout country music, we have seen duos be very memorable. From Brooks & Dunn, Florida Georgia Line, and Sugarland, duos have been collecting award
Southall keeps the momentum rolling with Freight Train, another killer single in this run of releases. As a follow-up to Southwestern Son, it feels confident and intentional, showing
Kate Sykes has finally dropped her new single Pills, and it’s one fans have been circling on the calendar for a while now. There’s been
The country music scene is getting younger and younger it seems. Take for example, the American Country Music Award’s New Male Artist of the Year,
As part of Parker McCollum’s upcoming deluxe version of his self-titled album, “Parker McCollum,” the Texas native released Big Ole Fancy House on January 23.
Kashus Culpepper’s Act 1 feels exactly like what the title promises: the opening chapter of an artist who is clearly on his way to becoming
Cigarettes @ Sunset and Grizfolk joining forces on Out For Blood feels less like a feature and more like a natural collision of worlds. From the
Josh Meloy kicks off the year strong with his new single Bad Habits, a track that wastes no time cutting straight to the emotional core.
Buffalo Traffic Jam deliver once again with their new single I Don’t Care, continuing a run of releases that feel both confident and fully realized.
Everybody loves a good cover, and there was a time when nothing hit quite like a Carl Perkins tune back in the day—heck, even The
There are many things that make me a passionate fan of country music. One could be the nostalgic sounds of the instruments that can take
Imagine, just for a second, that you were transported back to the mid-2010s — when, some might say, country music was at its peak. You
Southall’s Southwestern Son finds the band standing firmly in their lane, doubling down on the sound they’ve worked hard to make unmistakably their own. There’s
Jess Woodland’s new EP High Road is one I’ve been eagerly waiting on, and if you want my two cents—it absolutely delivers, even surpassing expectations.
The Devil Went Down to Deep Gap is a flat-out dynamite collaboration between Billy Strings and Bryan Sutton, bringing together two absolute masters of their
Nicky T’s Picks 1. Going, Going, Gone – Knox Knox’s debut record sits somewhere between pop and rock, leaning heavy on nostalgia driven lyrics and
A few things have always remained the same in the country music industry over the past few years. Some of those being Morgan Wallen dropping
Ballerina brings together an impressive trio of talent—Dustin Brown, Billy Hartman, and rising standout Rachel Cole, who’s been turning heads through her work with Todd Snider
Josh Meloy’s new single Without a Fight showcases just how far he’s come as an artist, with lyricism that feels sharper, deeper, and more intentional than ever
As many were eating their Thanksgiving meals and watching football all day, others were patiently waiting for midnight as Treaty Oak Revival was set to
Krislyn Arthurs returns with a fresh spark on Psycho, and it’s good to have another release from her. She leans into a mellow aesthetic this time
Over the past year, Tyler Nance has really started to make a name for himself in the country music world. Coming from small town Missouri
It’s been a short two years since Virginia-raised artist Levi Foster relocated to Nashville, but he’s already fueled a strong story shaped by craft, conviction,
Alex Rogers’ new single Last I Heard spotlights the unique blending of styles that’s become his signature move. He pulls together elements from different corners of his
Australian born artist Zoee is carving out a bold space in Nashville with a sound she describes as her most authentic yet. After years spent
Jess Woodland’s new single High Road reinforces why she’s one of the best discoveries I’ve made this year. Her songwriting is so personal and so
Mitchell Ferguson’s new single Gold is another reminder that he can dip into any sub-genre without ever sounding out of place. The moody guitar lines
Rising country star Jake Banfield dropped his introductory album, Open Bars, in September, and it’s already making big waves. The 12-track project, released via EMPIRE and
The King Is Back isn’t an album you really critique. It’s a moment. Any true country fan knows how rare and meaningful it is to get
Old Bleached Hair finds Cigarettes @ Sunset continuing to carve out their own lane, one where dusty Americana roots crash into a gritty, unvarnished rock-and-roll spirit.
I’ve known SJ McDonald since 2018, long before her name started popping up in the same sentences as some of the biggest rising stars in
Jeremy Pinnell’s Decades feels like the kind of record that reminds you why country music still matters. First and foremost, the production work from Shooter Jennings really
Georgia native Brian Fuller’s long-awaited debut album, Small Town Record, is out now on all platforms. Featuring 10 tracks, it’s the culmination of a steady
Rising star Hudson Westbrook unveiled his new single, “Pretty Privilege,” on Friday via River House Artists. Marking his first release since the Top 10 debut
Jeremy Pinnell’s new single Barabbas is a masterclass in restraint and storytelling. The slower tempo gives the song a steady, thoughtful pace that perfectly showcases Pinnell’s one-of-a-kind
Trenton Fletcher’s new album Tornado Alley is a testament to just how far he’s come as both a songwriter and performer. His maturity in songwriting and the
The Red Clay Strays’s new single People Hatin’ is another reminder that this band is truly on a roll. The melody is absolutely insane, instantly
Tristan Tritt’s newest single, a cover of Tom Petty’s Southern Accents, strips the song down to its bare bones and delivers it with a raw
Trenton Fletcher’s new single It Ain’t Me, It’s You is a funky ride that feels both nostalgic and modern all at once. Built on a groovy structure,
Kody West’s new single Damned From the Start shows a different side of his sound, stepping back from his heavier rock edge to deliver a
Graycie York’s new single Didn’t Want Me is a striking showcase of her artistry, balancing raw emotion with polished execution. The addition of piano gives the track
Josh Meloy’s latest single “Outsider” is another shining example of why his music resonates so deeply with listeners. The track is extremely relatable, tapping into
South Dakota native Kenny Feidler returns with his powerful new single “K.O.W” this Friday, September 19. The track, which stands for “King of Wyoming,” continues
Muscadine Bloodline are back with “My Meridian,” a new single dropped last Friday. As the first release since their latest album, …And What Was Left Behind,
Trenton Fletcher’s latest single, Perfect Storm, drifts in with a mellow, airy instrumental that immediately sets it apart from his past work. The production is
If you’re looking for a fresh voice that brings heart, grit, and a damn good story, Daniel Jeffers just dropped exactly what you need. His
Rising star Kalie Shorr has never fit neatly into a box – and that’s exactly what makes her one of the most exciting voices of
Austin Meade, the Texas rocker who continues to bend the lines of genre and sound, has announced an exciting run of fall tour dates that
Stephen Wilson Jr. is back with a fresh twist, announcing his brand-new covers EP Blankets and sharing its first track, a powerful take on Nirvana’s
Jeremy Pinnell continues to build on an impressive run of recent singles with his latest release, Standing Still. The past couple of tracks set the
Mitchell Ferguson closed out his U.S. headline tour with over 1,600 tickets sold, capping off a run that’s propelled his momentum to new heights. With
Gannon Fremin & CCREV’s latest EP, Hello, Hate To See You, is a bold, no-holds-barred statement that firmly plants the band at the forefront of the
We’ve been rocking with Austin Snell for a long time. We watched him kick down the door with that grunge country sound. All power. All
Koe Wetzel’s latest track, Surrounded, which dropped on July 25th, opens like a late-night, moody drive through the middle of nowhere—all dusky atmosphere and lingering tension.
Zach Russell’s take on the classic hymn, Who Will Sing for Me?, released on July 25th, stems from his deep respect for musical tradition and the
Trenton Fletcher’s latest release, Lay It On Me, is a rocking red dirt powerhouse that carves out its own lane while still paying homage to
Highway Home just put out their second single, and it’s already making noise. “Trash Out The Trailer” is a high-energy, fiddle-laced breakup song that leans
Jeremy Pinnell dropped his new single, Come Home to Me, on June 25th. This song is a masterclass in restraint and emotional resonance to the highest
Rob Williford didn’t chase perfection with this record. He chased a feeling. And on “Shoals Creek”, we sure do feel it. Written with Korey Hunt,
If you’ve been paying attention at all to the Texas music scene in the past year or so, chances are you’ve seen Shelby Stone’s name
On June 19th, Austin Meade dropped his new single, ALMOST FAMOUS. The direction he has been going as of late is unique—this style and sound
Southern rock is a genre, especially today, where groups and artists are consistently unique in sound and style, and Them Dirty Roses is one of
Raina Wallace, who you may also know as the bassist for The Lowdown Drifters, has shown with her previous solo releases, No More Sympathy and Julianne, that she
The music being released by women in the Texas country scene has been beyond excellent in the past few years. They are redefining a lot
Is there anyone in the Texas scene more electric than Treaty Oak Revival right now? The rowdy, rockin’ group tried something a little different with
It’s always a treat when we get some brand-new music from Jeremy Pinnell. It’s frankly a crime that an artist like Pinnell isn’t way bigger
Mitchell Ferguson is having a moment right now. With his unique style, songwriting and swagger he brings center stage, it’s hard to ignore what he’s
Ole 60 is talented beyond their years, and it’s being proven with every release they put out. The rapid progression and maturity in songwriting, tightness,
Gannon Fremin & CCREV have done something different here. In their newest single, Hello, Hate To See You, which dropped on May 9th, the group has
We have pointed out before throughout our articles that the Texas scene has been leaning in on the rock and grunge sound. While that is
Watching Dexter and The Moonrocks evolve and grow in popularity has been one of the most fun parts of covering Texas music. They have been
If you’re talking about an artist doing things his own way and doing it right, Mason Via’s name better be in the mix. He stopped
On the latest Raised Rowdy Podcast, Nicky T and Kurt Ozan sit down with Nashville’s own Brett Sheroky to celebrate the release of his brand
On this episode of the Raised Rowdy Podcast, Kurt and I sit down with Tyler Dial for a full deep dive into BORDERTOWN, his long-awaited
To put it simply, Fox N’ Vead are dawgs. Since they first started to drop music, they came out swinging. The boys from North Carolina
Brayden Stewart released his new album and talk about a statement piece. On April 25th, the Texas prodigy dropped Better Part of Me. Listeners of Stewart
Annie Bosko is making serious waves in Nashville. Her Top 40 duet with Joe Nichols, “Better Than You,” is rapidly climbing Country radio charts, she’s
Whiskey Myers, a band that quite literally never misses, is all the way back with their new single, Time Bomb. The grit, raw energy and 100
Kelsey Hickman isn’t trying to fit into a genre. She’s too busy blowing the doors off both of them. Fresh off a gritty tour run
We’ve had our eye on Austin Snell since the beginning, and watching him find his lane and grow tremendously has really been fun to watch.
Turnpike Troubadours have been back at it for a while now. After their hiatus years ago, they returned seemingly out of nowhere, triggering raving fanfare
Rising stars Waylon Wyatt and Willow Avalon unveiled their new collaboration, “Smoke & Embers,” last Wednesday. Co-written by the singers and JR Atkins, the song
Master songwriter Hailey Whitters released “High On A Heartbreak,” the fourth single from her upcoming album, Corn Queen, on Friday. Unlike her other recent releases,
Mitchell Ferguson is on a roll, plain and simple. He’s been releasing bangers for a while now, and with the viral success of his last
It’s been four years since Lily Rose first joined us on the Raised Rowdy podcast, and a lot has changed. From early shows and couch
We’ve said it once; we’ll say it again – Dexter and The Moonrocks are in a league of their own right now. The sound at
If you’ve seen Luke Combs play a stadium recently, or heard about Zach Bryan selling 112,000 tickets for a single 360-degree show with John Mayer
Some artists show up in Nashville and it takes years to find their voice. McCoy Moore showed up already knowing who he was — he
On March 21st, we were blessed with a killer two hour long live record from Kenny Feidler. The album is called Live at Buck’s, and it
Kip Moore doesn’t do things the easy way—he does them his way. Whether it’s crafting a 23-song album that wasn’t supposed to be that long,
There are some artists who you just can’t put in a box. There are artists who deserve a lot more praise and attention than they
It’s always a good time when Grace Tyler stops by the studio for a podcast episode! This time was extra special, almost a year removed
In Episode 228 of Outside The Round, host Matt Burrill welcomes Jasper Charles and Tyler Chambers, the duo behind God Dog Brand, a faith-driven media
Chase Matthew is proving once again why he’s one of country music’s most exciting rising stars. A 615 native, Chase grew up in Robertson County,
On March 7th, Tristan Tritt dropped his newest single, Stop the Ride. Tritt’s EP, WHAT ARE WE DOING?, which was released last August, gave us a great
In Episode 227 of Outside The Round, host Matt Burrill sits down with Rob Langdon, a rising artist who’s bringing a gritty rock edge to
In a time when viral moments and quick-hit singles seem to dominate the music industry, Caylee Hammack just did something you don’t see every day,
If you haven’t heard Sterling Drake yet, now’s the time to start listening. His new single “In My Dreams” isn’t just a song—it’s a reminder
For those who’ve been around Raised Rowdy long enough, you know Kasey Tyndall isn’t just another name in country music—she’s family. Before Raised Rowdy even
When you talk about rising talent that is pure and undeniable, Brayden Stewart is your guy. Stewart is ahead of the game in every category
If you’ve ever had the chance to hear Hannah McFarland sing—live or recorded—you know one thing: she feels every damn word she writes. And when
The Raised Rowdy Podcast has always been about showcasing the raw, the real, and the artists that make you feel something. This time around, I
In Episode 226 of Outside The Round, host Matt Burrill sits down with Tyler Farr, the gravel-voiced country powerhouse known for hits like “Redneck Crazy”
Nothing like some ‘90s alternative rock. Even better than that is Revelry covering it. It’s been a little while since we heard from these boys,
Last month, songwriters Drew and Ellie Holcomb released their latest album, Memory Bank. Comprised of 12 original titles – and one cover – written by
The Raised Rowdy Podcast is all about bringing you the best up-and-coming artists in country, rock, and everything in between. This time around, I sat
Raina Wallace, who you may know as a member of The Lowdown Drifters, released a single back in September called No More Sympathy, which was a
If you don’t know who Adam Hood and Brent Cobb are, let’s fix that right now. Great songwriters, musicians and creative minds are just a
There are live bands, and then there’s Treaty Oak Revival. If you’ve ever seen them in person, you know exactly what I mean. Their shows
In Episode 225 of Outside The Round, host Matt Burrill sits down with Thomas Rowland, Stephen Russell, and Luke Gordon, three-fifths of the South Carolina-born,
You guys ever hear someone say, “All my exes are crazy,” and immediately know that they are probably the common denominator? Well, Grace Tyler is
Grayson Russell has been tearing it all the way up recently. Staying busy with shows, constant releases and everything in between just seems to come
If you look at the years pre-2020, Texas musician Austin Meade sounds quite different than his style these days. Of course, that isn’t a bad
Georgia Native Scoot Teasley is Bringing Soul to Country Music Some artists are born into music, and others stumble into it along the way. For
In Episode 224 of Outside The Round, host Matt Burrill sits down with Nikki Cohn-Byrd, the force behind Nikki in Nashville, a growing voice in
Danny Stevens has been on a run with these releases. The Detroit-bred and Nashville-based artist, formerly the frontman of The Audition, has been able to
In Episode 30 of Behind The Music Biz, host Matt Burrill sits down with artist manager Matt Woodson, whose career path is anything but ordinary.
Craig Campbell has seen it all. From major label deals to going fully independent, he’s lived the ups and downs of the country music journey.
The iconic Red Dirt rock ‘n’ roll band, Micky & The Motorcars are back and better than ever. On February 7th, the group dropped their
Raised Rowdy Podcast: How Dalton Davis Went from Gospel to Country Stardom Guest: Dalton Davis, Rising Country Artist Topic: His wild journey from church stages
When Nathan Wilson walked into Nashville three years ago, he had nothing but a guitar, a dream, and the kind of work ethic that keeps
Cassidy Daniels is proving it doesn’t matter where you call home —just a good story and a whole lot of heart. Her latest single, In
Yes, before we get into anything else, Grayson Russell is Fregley and Zach Gordon is Greg Heffley from the Diary of a Wimpy Kid movie.
If you haven’t been paying attention to Evan Cyote yet, it’s time to change that. Her new EP, They Ain’t You, just dropped, and it’s