EDITOR’S NOTE: Caleb Caudle is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for October 2022. Read more about Caudle and his new album, Forsythia, here, and check out his essay about what nature has taught him, especially in the last few years. […]
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On Tom Lehrer’s live album, when introducing “A Christmas Carol,” he noted it wasn’t really the season for it but said “I’m informed by my disc jockey friends, of whom I have none, you have to start plugging it […]
After her triumphant surprise return to the stage after many years away at Newport Folk Festival this summer, Joni Mitchell has decided to book a show for 2023. She’ll join Brandi Carlile at the Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington state […]
We love Lucinda Williams’ songs because of the vivid characters and settings within them (and because of the way she sings them), and now she’s telling her own story in a memoir titled Don’t Tell Anybody the Secrets I Told […]
In her 2013 autobiography Simple Dreams, Linda Ronstadt shares her life as a key part of the Southern California country rock scene of the late ’60s and early 1970s. Her voice soars in those pages much as it does on […]
There is something really wonderful about the reliability of a chain restaurant while touring. Don’t get me wrong, I love hitting the local spots and checking out the independent coffee shops, but when you’re on a long stretch of […]
The first Farm Aid concert in 1985 was the brainchild of Willie Nelson, Neil Young, and John Mellencamp. It had two purposes: 1) To raise funds to keep farm families on the land; and 2) to increase awareness about […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Caleb Caudle is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for October 2022. For more about him and his new album, Forsythia, read our interview. Look for more about Caudle and Forsythia all month long at ND. I’ve always […]
Tribute concerts are all too common an occurrence in Nashville. In recent years, fans have packed Bridgestone Arena or Nissan Stadium to say farewell to Kenny Rogers or to mark the first anniversary of Merle Haggard’s death with a […]
If you can’t wait to get your mitts on Bob Dylan’s new book, The Philosophy of Modern Song, his first written work since the autobiographical Chronicles: Volume One in 2004, The New York Times published two excerpts this week […]
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