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02.03.2020 - 19:56 / billboard.com
A little advice from Steve Earle is what propelled Jonathan Wilson into his fourth solo album, Dixie Blur, which arrives March 6, but premieres exclusively on Billboard today (March 2).
The Topanga Canyon-based Wilson -- who's been Roger Waters' musical director since 2017 and has also produced and played with Father John Misty, Dawes, Conor Oberst, Laura Marling and others -- was trying to figure out what to do to follow up his 2018 release Rare Birds. He and Earle were on the same episode of
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No part of the economy is being hit harder by the COVID-19 pandemic than the hospitality sector, effectively eviscerating the incomes of people who work in bars, restaurants and live-entertainment venues.
Brad Paisley’s The Store, a free grocery store in Nashville for the underprivileged that the country singer established with his wife, is helping the elderly stay safe with growing concerns of the coronavirus.Paisley announced that he is turning to volunteers to help deliver food to elderly in need in the Nashville area starting this week, and urged people who would like to be included in the list to contact [email protected].“In light of changing times, @thestore_nashville is mobilizing
Brad Paisley is doing his part to help the community during the coronavirus outbreak. The "She's Everything" singer and his wife Kimberly Williams-Paisley own a free grocery store in Nashville -- called The Store -- that is now delivering goods to the elderly.
The coronavirus has officially hit Nashville's music community.CMT closed its offices March 10 to thoroughly sanitize the premises after an artist manager who had attended the network's tornado relief telethon, held in conjunction with WSMV-TV Nashville on March 5, tested positive for COVID-19.
Country star Dierks Bentley closed down his three-floor bar in Nashville Monday afternoon, but promised to give each of the venue’s 90 hourly employees $1,000 to help get through the coronavirus crisis as the city’s nightspots are forced to shut down.
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Nicole Kidman shimmies to Keith Urban‘s songs during his free concert on Instagram on Monday (March 16).
The Warner Music Nashville roster has joined forces to release the digital compilation Nashville Strong.
Kid Rock, 49, is not ready to close his popular bar Big Ass Honky Tonk & Steakhouse, which he opened in Oct. 2018, in Nashville, TN despite the city’s coronavirus concerns and plans to keep it open until there’s a “statewide mandate.” The singer’s business partner, Steve Smith, put out an official statement about the bar’s plans on Mar.
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Kid Rock is keeping his Nashville bar open despite the growing concerns of COVID-19.
Season 15 of The Bachelorette may have had a happy ending after all. Eight months after Hannah Brown’s season of the ABC reality series wrapped, the Alabama native has been spotted with her runner-up, Tyler Cameron.
Gabe Lee's Honky Tonk Hell -- including the track "Heartbreaker's Smile," premiering exclusively on Billboard below -- is heaven for fans of the stylistic diversity that can be found under the country music umbrella. And the Nashville-based artist is happy to be showing more sides of himself after the "songwriter project" of his 2019 debut, Farmland.
Rumer shares her interpretation of 15 songs by Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Hugh Prestwood on her upcoming album Nashville Tears. Due April 24, the album includes the British singer-songwriter’s stirring take of Trisha Yearwood’s “The Song Remembers When,” which Billboard premieres today (March 12). The song will be offered as an instant grat track on Friday.
The major record companies are advising employees to telecommute effective immediately due to the coronavirus.Universal Music Group’s New York staffers are already telecommuting, while a full implementation of all U.S. offices, including Nashville and Los Angeles, will take place by March 18.