The funny thing about getting older is the perspective it gives you on the things you thought you understood so well. That has never been clearer than on Watertown, the latest album from Brothers Osborne. Watertown is a collection of stories and experiences from a small town not unlike any
We told you things would be changing, and we meant it. Introducing The Country Minute Show, a new podcast, web series, or whatever you want to call it from us, James and Laura Shotwell, the same people who make Country Minute. It’s the only show about country music filmed
I'm What You Get is a debut that refuses to pick a lane. In 2026, that's practically outlaw country. Zach John King's debut album, I'm What You Get, is one of the most confident and self-assured debut country albums in recent
At the end of June, we stood in Nissan Stadium in Nashville and watched Alan Jackson play his last show. We weren't supposed to be there. We don't live in Nashville, we didn't have tickets, and I had mostly made peace with watching it
Mark Chesnutt on His Life and Legacy in Country Music0:00/2001× Country Minute sits down with honky-tonk legend Mark Chesnutt for an honest conversation about his 40+ years in country music. From chart-topping hits to life as an independent artist, Chesnutt opens up about touring, family, and
Where fact meets fiction, Gavin Adcock turns life into legend.
Cole Swindell Talks New Album Spanish Moss, Picking Hits, and His Country Roots0:00/2001× It’s not every day you get to sit down with one of country music’s biggest stars, but that’s exactly what happened when we interviewed Cole Swindell aboard his tour bus at Country
#14: Logan Garrett0:00/2001× In its purest form, country music is an amalgamation of sounds and ideas pulled together from every corner of life. Whether its pulling from the hymns of Appalachia or the instruments of West Africa, country music is the melting pot of sound, combining truth and
#13: John Morgan0:00/2001× John Morgan is the kind of country artist you root for the moment you hear his music—or shake his hand. A humble hitmaker with a knack for lyrics that hit home, John built his Nashville resume writing for stars like Jason Aldean (“The Trouble
#012: Alex Miller0:00/2001× Alex Miller first met the world through his time on American Idol, but to call his success a result of that appearance would be a disservice to his incredible work ethic and talent. A Kentucky native whose respect for the genre runs deep, Miller has
#011: Cooper Alan0:00/2001× With more than 15 million followers across social media, Cooper Alan has built more than just a fanbase—he’s built a community. In a town where chasing hits can feel like a formula, Cooper is carving his own lane by self-releasing music that
#010: Tiera Kennedy0:00/2001× This episode was completely unexpected. Just a week ago, we had no idea we'd be talking to Tiera Kennedy—let alone for this podcast—but sometimes, the best moments come as surprises. Last Friday, March 28, Laura and I snagged last-minute tickets