This rising songwriter/guitarist just released an EP with his bluegrass friends
Ralph and Carter’s staying power came from their consistency: “We … do not feel any desire to change.”
The Hawaii native singer-songwriter draws from all eras of country on her new album, which features Willie Nelson, Jamey Johnson, and more
Catch up on a few of our favorite recent Good Country interviews with Tucker Wetmore, Jo Dee Messina, Braxton Keith, and more.
There are so many different types of outlaw country, and just as many different ways to inhabit the ethos of “outlaw.”
A razor-wire voice and self-penned songs are propelling the 19-year-old sensation to huge stages – and to Dustpiles, his album debut.
After more than a decade fronting various alt-country bands, the blunt and gritty singer-songwriter is now recording and performing simply under their own name.
The Texan country artist chats with Good Country about the legendary artists infused into his new project – and the inspiration behind “Tony Rice & Beans,” too.
We spoke to the artist and songwriter about his induction, his mighty career, his writing partnership with the late, great Don Schlitz – and about bluegrass, too.
On the occasion of the singer-songwriter’s Bloodshot Records debut, we chat with him about Patrick Haggerty, the life cycle of his songs, and more.
We spoke to the country legend’s son Tim Williams and producer Garth Fundis about the unearthing and release of Epilogue: The Cellar Tapes.
Their new album, Stages, brings the hit-making band’s ongoing throwback renaissance into the ever-popular ’90s.
Celebrate our Artist of the Month by diving into her catalog full of hits, classics, and fan favorites.
Sometimes Good Country sounds like disco, or bluegrass, or rock and roll. It always sounds excellent.
Now touring a new EP released in April, we spoke to the viral brother trio about where they’ve come from and where they’re headed.
The artist known as Maoli is Glenn Awong, a Hawaiian country reggae star who’s out to prove country, bluegrass, folk, and the islands have much in common.
We return to our exclusive interview with Kentucky singer-songwriter Cole Chaney to share additional bonus content cut for length.