Ticketmaster and Walmart Form Partnership; Keith Urban, OCMS Announce Tour Dates; Grammy Museum to Screen Jim Lauderdale Documentary
- Old Crow Medicine Show announced new tour dates.
- On December 11, there will be a screening of Jeremy Dylan’s Jim Lauderdale documentary, The King of Broken Hearts, at the Grammy Museum, followed by a Q&A session.
- Coming in March: “Southern Gothic supernatural musical” Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, created by T-Bone Burnett, Stephen King, and John Mellencamp. Kris Kristofferson, Rosanne Cash, Taj Mahal, and Ryan Bingham are a few of the artists who’ll be on the album. You can hear one of the tracks, Elvis Costello singing “That’s Me,” here.
- Here’s Mumford and Sons performing “I Will Wait” on Letterman. And here’s American Songwriter’s cover story on the band.
- Emmylou Harris talks about her animal rescue charity, Bonaparte’s Retreat, with Lisa Zhito of CMT Edge.
- Charlie Peacock’s got a new video for “Let the Dog Back in the House.”
- The Legendary Shack Shakers are going to take at least a year off, but they’re playing one more show—a benefit concert to help raise funds for drummer Brett Whitacre’s medical bills–in Nashville before their break.
- Shania Twain has arrived in Vegas, parading down the Strip yesterday on horseback; her two-year residency at Caesars Palace starts December 1.
- Kelly Clarkson to The Huffington Post: “I’m not ever gonna be one thing…I want great music. I don’t care what it is. I’m not gonna record a country song just to be on country radio. I want it to be something I’d legitimately have on my album, if I’m having a pop, R&B, whatever album. I guess it’s hard for people to wrap their heads around. I don’t want to be pigeonholed.”
- Keith Urban announced a string of summer tour dates.
- Lee Brice talks about “I Drive Your Truck” in a post on Billboard country blog The 615.
- Jamey Johnson’s Hank Cochran tribute record was reviewed on NPR.
- Ticketmaster and Walmart have teamed up: A pre-determined pool of tickets will be available to Walmart customers for major league sporting events, FELD Entertainment family events, arts & theatre performances and more. The new “Walmart Ticket Values” program featuring “Tickets under $30” is available in approximately 1,200 Walmart stores or online for in-store pickup or delivery by mail.
- Leftover Salmon is offering a free audio download of a two-set live performance.
- Nashville actor Clare Bowen talks with Entertainment Weekly about the show in this video.
- Congratulations to the winner of our Barstool Monologues giveaway: Cody. Check your email.
Tagged In This Article
Current Discussion
- Jon: Jack Bernhardt is the bomb.
- Bruce: Good article on Rucker. I do not care for all his songs and he is far from my favorite. I ...
- Kelly D.: Dig the Whiskey Sisters and the write-up from ol' Jim C.
- Bruce: "Why do people talk about the authenticity and/or genuineness of others with whom they’ve had no direct, normal social interaction ...
- Luckyoldsun: Hank III says "Old Junior once said it best,"--Is that some sort of rapprochement in the Williams family soap opera? It's ...
- Joan Harrison: Hi, My husband and I really enjoy watching your show each week. You had a recipe on for pork ...
- Jon: "@Both Kinds Of Music – Your point is?" It is a little opaque, isn't it?
- BRUCE: @Both Kinds Of Music - Your point is? BTW, I love Rucker's "Wagon Wheel" version. Gotta love Strait. I wished Swift would ...
- Luckyoldsun: Jonny Boy, Are you really as angry about this as you come off?--This has to be an act. I have no problem ...
- Barry Mazor: I'm not personally offended in the least, luckyducky, I also find discussing things with you an utter waste of time ...
2 Comments
RSS for comments on this post
November 15, 2012 at 5:29 pm
Hey Jeremy, if you’re out there can you get me a guest pass to the Jim Lauderdale film screening at the Grammy Museum? That sounds like it would be a lot of fun, and I do love a good freebie! (lol)
I’d really like to hear Clare Bowen (Scarlett) and Jim Palladio (Gunnar) singing duets together on this week’s Saturday night Opry’s but won’t be able to tune in! Darn! (Guess I do need a smart phone after all…) Along with the Deacon character those two make by far the most enjoyable music on “Nashville”.
November 16, 2012 at 6:17 pm
No response from Jeremy Dylan eh? I’ll take that as a “NO!!!!”. (lol)
Leave a Comment