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Americana standout Lilly Winwood is ready to soak up the moment. The talented Nashville-based singer-songwriter’s new track “Brighter Days,” which is exclusively premiering on The Boot today, is the hopeful first cut from Linwood’s upcoming album Talking Walls. Cushioned by dreamy guitar from Laur Joamets and Philippe Bronchtein’s pedal steel, Winwood’s soaring vocals drive home the lyrics’
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Brothers Osborne’s John Osborne is opening up on his battle with depression. The duo recently stopped by SiriusXM’s Exit 209 with Storme Warren Podcast, where John shared a lot about his personal journey and struggle with depression. He admitted that it got so severe that he was suicidal and felt like there was no way out: “In
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From the moment country-pop multi-instrumentalist Caroline Jones first heard British singer-songwriter Mimi Webb’s addictive hit song “House on Fire,” she was immediately hooked. “It has such a clever lyric, which I really appreciate being in country,” Jones tells The Boot in a recent interview. “I love lyrics that are layered, and there’s obviously a certain bit of
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I am a huge professional wrestling nerd, and the other day I was thinking about how country music and pro-wrestling have been entwined over the years. This was sort of sparked by AEW’s “Hangman” Adam Page’s Spotify playlist title “anxious millennial cowboy,” which features songs by Orville Peck, Waylon Jennings, and Charley Crockett. It really
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This is probably the coolest Airstream I’ve ever seen. Miranda Lambert recently showed off her vintage Airstream affectionally nicknamed “Wanda the Wanderer,” as the camper has traveled everywhere on tour with the Texas native for the last decade. A ’54 Flying Cloud model designed by the Junk Gypsy Company in Round Top, Texas, it has the
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Go ahead and melt my face off, Whiskey Myers. On a tour stop in Charlotte, North Carolina at the Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre last night, they brought the heat with an incredible cover of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers “Refugee.” Released as the second single from their 1979 Damn the Torpedoes record, the song
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