The Bellamy Brothers honor some of country music’s greats in their new “No Country Music for Old Men” music video. The clip, which also features John Anderson, their collaborator on the song, is premiering exclusively on The Boot; press play above to watch. Directed by Derrek Kupish, the “No Country for Old Men” music video
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The year was 2003. The Oakland Raiders were set to take on their former head coach Jon Gruden and the stout defense of his Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl XXXVII. The game was a blow out, with the Bucs jumping out to a 20-3 lead by halftime and never looking back. And speaking of
Fancy Hagood‘s “Mr. Atlanta” is a jangly piece of alt-pop all about past — and, hopefully, future — loves. The new track from one of The Boot’s 2021 Artists to Watch arrived on Friday (Jan. 29). A building, hopeful melody and gang vocal-backed choruses set the tone in Hagood’s new song, which he wrote with
As we’ve said before, Parker McCollum is in for a huge 2021. But let’s not forget one of the first songs that started this runaway train… With the release of his sophomore album Probably Wrong, Parker took a huge step into the spotlight hits like “Hell of a Year” and “I Can’t Breathe,” but it
Miranda Lambert‘s song about tequila is presented in a music video that is giving us major live music withdrawals. “Tequila Does” is a fan-favorite moment from her Wildcard album, and her concerts. The just-released live performance clip uses concert footage and behind-the-scenes shots of Lambert socializing with friends, her band and fans. The amount of tequila sipped during
Happy Friday. This week on the Whiskey Riff New Music Friday Playlist, we have a new tunes from Logan Mize, Eric Church, Morgan Wallen, Mark Leach, Lucero, Muscadine Bloodline, Hailey Whitters with Brent Cobb, Corb Lund, Heath Sanders, Troy Cartwright, Pony Bradshaw, Rodney Atkins and more. Turn it up, tell your friends, and as always,
Hailey Whitters got a big break from Brent Cobb in the fall of 2019, when he asked her to open his Sucker for a Good Time Tour. Now that she’s “living the dream” — finding acclaim with her newest album — she simply had to enlist her fellow singer-songwriter for a song. Cobb joins Whitters
Kentucky substance, Oklahoma style. I’m admittedly fairly new to Read Southall Band, but if you can pull off a southern rock cover of Tyler Childers, you have my attention. Way back in 2017, the Read Southall Band performed in Stillwater during Oklahoma State’s Homecoming Week (must have been a hell of a time) and busted
Impatience got the best of Morgan Wallen, so he dropped two bonus tracks off his wildly popular new album, Dangerous: The Double Album on Friday (Jan. 29). Wallen shared “Bandaid on a Bullet Hole” and “This Side of a Dust Cloud,” which were previously offered only as Target-exclusive tracks, adding to his collection of 30 songs on
“Not everyone is capable of madness and of those lucky enough to be capable, not many have the courage for it”….August Strindberg KILLER!!! Super glam group Halloween Jack just released the phenomenal cover “TRASH” as a celebrated tribute to New York Doll’s Sylvain Sylvain who grievously passed away on January 13, 2021. Halloween Jack is
Rocky Kramer, although born in the 90’s is a child of the 80’s inspirationally. Much of his songs are motivated by music stemming from 80’s metal. Rocky began touring and headlining festivals and making his presence in the US known. He’s got the look, the magic, the spirit, and the talent to succeed. We sat
Welp, so much for Target… Remember how Walmart accidentally leaked Morgan’s album a week early? And you remember how Morgan basically said fuck Walmart, buy the album at Target and you’ll get a couple bonus tracks? Welp, those two bonus tracks, “Bandaid On A Bullet Hole” and “This Side Of A Dust Cloud” are now
Country singer Kelsey Lamb is unapologetically going back to an ex in her new song “Come Here to Talk.” Lamb pitched the title “Come Here to Talk” to co-writers Taylor Goyette and Joe Tounge during a Zoom-based writing session early in the COVID-19 pandemic. “[I] immediately fell in love with what we started. We wrote the
It just might be. When it comes to playlists, good luck finding something this good. Just not possible – 120 songs of ’90s country gold for your bad days, your good days, your drinking days, any day really. Grab a 30 rack, a bottle of whiskey, a joint, and turn it up. Follow Whiskey Riff
Nickel Creek and I’m With Her member Sara Watkins‘ forthcoming new album is for families. Under the Pepper Tree finds the Grammy-winning musician revisiting the music of her childhood and reimagining it in her own way. Due out on March 26, Watkins’ new record features 15 songs for listeners of all ages. In addition to two
Chris Stapleton… offend people? Chris might be one of the nicest guys in all of country music, but even nice guys like Chris can accidentally piss people off from time to time. People like… Katy Perry. According to WKML, Chris met Katy Perry for the first time at the Grammys a couple years back while
Sara Petite‘s “The Misfits” music video embraces an old-school aesthetic. Press play above to watch the new clip, premiering exclusively on The Boot. Petite’s new video opens with a distinctly retro graphic: “Sara Petite Presents The Misfits” it reads in an ’80s style, on the screen of an old television set. Throughout the song, the
Do you ever wish you were born a decade earlier? Cause damn I do. The ‘90s looked like a rowdy time down in the south. The “business in the front, party in the back” mullet was at its peak. Big billed trucker hats were the headwear of choice. People were cutting the sleeves off their
Jake Hoot — Season 17 champ of NBC’s The Voice — is teaming up with his former coach, Kelly Clarkson, for his new song “I Would’ve Loved You.” The rising star wrote the song alongside Lonestar keyboardist Dean Sams and Jamie Floyd. Hoot says he knew instantly that Clarkson’s powerhouse vocals would take his ballad’s emotional message to soaring new heights. “”I Would’ve Loved
Heartbreak and country songs… they go together like George Jones and not showing up for work. The perfect combination. A solemn guitar riff accompanied with slow, deep lyrics are the cornerstones to a textbook depressing country song. Unless of course you’re Mr. Luke Combs, who has shattered this traditional mold and made the country break up