Interviews

Waldon is proud of her Kentucky roots -- but loving where you're from doesn't mean accepting it as it is unconditionally.

Patterson Hood opens up about the presidential election as well as the Drive-By Truckers' new album, 'The New OK'.

"I think it's more about what I might have to say, and if the songs are interesting to people. As long as I deliver them with conviction, that's all ..."

Plus, what’s in store for year two.

Brent Cobb sees each album he makes a bit differently now, thanks to his children.

"The Problem" offers a couple's perspective on seeking abortion -- something Shires and Isbell, together, have gone through, too.

It's a country music cliche to say it's the song that matters most, but for Luke Laird, that's been the case from the very start of his dreams of a career in the industry.

Unexpectedly faced with an unknown length of time home as the novel coronavirus began sweeping the United States, Molly Tuttle decided it was time to experiment.

"I think that's part of the reason Nashville is so welcoming, is that we've all looked around and thought, 'Oh s--t, I need a tribe ...'"

"I think when I wrote [my first album], I wasn't really sure anybody was going to take to it. I wasn't sure what the reception was going to be ..."

"For me, man, it's all about bringing people together ..."

"I do tend to see things on a good side of things, thank God," says McKenna.