Artist of the Month: Jo Dee Messina

For our Artist of the Month, his life in music has been shaped not just by forward motion, but by the willingness to look back and take measure of what lingers.

Though he’s known for constant artistic and sonic reinvention, Alejandro Rose-Garcia always stays true to himself.

On paying attention, the challenges of self-producing, working with Lori McKenna, and capturing the magic of The Acrobat.

Striding into her independent era, the Canadian singer-songwriter finds healing, catharsis, and strength on her new album.

Tenille Townes is a compelling example of an artist charting her own course. To kick off our Artist of the Month series, we return to a 2024 interview with the Canadian country singer-songwriter.

A queen of covers herself, to celebrate our Artist of the Month we’re sharing a few of our favorite renditions of Williams’ songs from across the genre spectrum.

The Americana icon and our Artist of the Month chats about her new album, the state of the world, touring with Heart, and recording with Mavis Staples.

Singer-songwriter ISMAY, who created a podcast and documentary film about Williams, reflects on her career, creativity, and impact.

20 years into defining and redefining jamgrass and bluegrass, we sat down with our Artist of the Month to chat about their musical journey.

We’re celebrating our Artist of the Month by traveling through 20 years of the Infamous Stringdusters – album by album, year by year.

After 20 years of the groundbreaking group, let’s celebrate jamgrass by celebrating some of the best in the game.

Our Artist of the Month reflects on artistry across different media, songwriting as literature, and the making of her new album, Valentine.

The indie-Americana singer-songwriter’s new album, Valentine, is an exercise in holding on while letting go.

How a humble and talented North Carolina kid became a legendary artist, musician, and instrumentalist at home and around the world.

The legendary guitarist’s influence was not just technical but communal, which led to many incredible collaborations.

Join us in devoting the month of December to American guitar hero Doc Watson.

We spoke to author Craig Shelburne about distilling a century of the world’s longest running radio show into a brand new volume.

What began as a barn dance promoting insurance has become a musical and cultural powerhouse across multiple generations.

A century of the Grand Ole Opry’s foundational, record-setting live radio show is well worth a month-long celebration.

The jamgrass outfit’s new album, XXV, is just the latest moment in a remarkable and fateful quarter-century journey.