Watch an acoustic version of ‘Get Me Back To Austin’ taken from the new album - https://youtu.be/Y6ecPZhlYTk

Little Mammoths are a London-based Rock’n’Roll Bar Band formed in 2014, that continue charging down the vein of The Hold Steady, Drive-by Truckers and Wilco.

Comprised of Matt Owens (ex-Noah & The Whale) and some of his oldest friends, Olly Cox on bass and James Besley on drums, now neatly rounded off by renowned pedal steel player Joe Harvey-Whyte, this band have the sort of chemistry most can only dream of. 
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Their debut album ‘Phantom Dreams’ was recently released on vinyl in the Spring of 2017,  featuring a set of raucous songs about nightly lock-ins the band were privy to over three years of touring the West Coast of Ireland and The Scottish Highlands.  Their raw energy prompted Texan legend Ray Wylie Hubbard to declare: “If your ears dig gnawing on the gritty sounds from a young, dirty, cool rock band, I just found Little Mammoths who satisfy the craving…”

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – (April 17, 2017 Press Release) – With the dreaded tax deadline looming and the clock ticking down, Warner Music Nashville trio The Railers’ stomping new single “11:59 (Central Standard Time)” reminds listeners that “there are only 24 little hours in a day” and there’s always reason to celebrate as “tomorrow’s got another party in it.” The Railers, comprising Jonathan, Jordan and Cassandra Lawson, kept the party going this past weekend as they brought their razor-sharp musicianship to City Winery Nashville, playing a show to benefit non-profit  Blood:Water   in its mission to end the HIV/AIDS and water crises in Africa.
 
The Warner Music Nashville recording artists are ready to make their mark in the Nashville music community and beyond. In 2010 they committed full-time to their music careers after quitting their day jobs. Even before the release of the debut single “Kinda Dig The Feeling,” The Railers earned a spot on Rolling Stone’s “Must See Acts at CMA Fest 2014.” They have toured with some of country music’s biggest names including Brett Eldredge, Hunter Hayes, Sara Evans and Corey Smith. Their dynamic new single “11:59 (Central Standard Time)” and 90’s splashed music video is spinning now as the trio works on their debut LP, due later this year. 
 
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -  Reaching #1 in country radio for his hit single "Any Ol' Barstool" by  Jason Aldean, country singer-songwriter   Josh Thompson, who is set to release his upcoming album, Change: The Lost Record,  on  Friday, April 21, will be performing at  NRA Country Jam  in  Atlanta, GA  on  Friday, April 28.  Thompson will share the stage with country music star  Chris Janson  and one of  CMT's Next Women of Country,   Lindsay Ell.

The Wisconsin-native released his debut album, Way Out Here, in 2010 with his first two singles, "Beer on the Table"  and  "Way Out Here,"  grossing almost one million downloads. Known for penning the title track of  Tim McGraw's  fourteenth studio album, Damn Country Music,  the hitmaker has also had cuts from some of the biggest names in country music, including  Brad Paisley, Gary Allan, Darius Rucker, Justin Moore,  and  Joe Nichols.  

Fans can pre-order his upcoming project  here.
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Event Details:
Who: Josh Thompson
What: Live at NRA Country Jam
When: Friday, April 28
Where: Tabernacle, Atlanta GA
Tickets: Click  here  for more information.

(Los Angeles) Award-winning, acclaimed singer-songwriter Fred Eaglesmith's talent for story telling through his songs continues to draw universal appeal and pushes the craft to a higher form. And on his new studio album, Standard, Eaglesmith's indelible characters and narratives jump to life and leave listeners satisfied even amongst imperfections and broke down machines and relationships.

Here's what's being said:
"An acclaimed wordsmith with a rough-around-the-edges voice... His rootsy musical narratives are filled with heart and packed with eccentric and authentic characters. His new release 'Standard' is a raw and intimate song-cycle..." - Chicago Tribune
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"Never dull, 'Standard' is a fine collection of simple songs by one of the most poetic and honest songwriters around. Eaglesmith has taken a threadbare approach to Standard with spartan musical performances where the lyrics (and sometimes Eaglesmith's vocal) serve as the star of this show. His songs -- like those here on Standard... speak to something deeper and more: the human condition." - Roughstock

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (April 18, 2017  Press Release)-- Music City will spotlight yet another musical milestone in the coming weeks; the  Ernest Tubb Records Shop  will celebrate the 70th anniversary of  The Ernest Tubb  Midnite   Jamboree. 

A special celebration and musical event paying tribute to Ernest Tubb and his Midnight Jamboree, and his contribution to the heritage and livelihood of country music, will be held  Saturday  evening,  May 06, 2017  at the  Texas Troubadour Theatre   (2416 Music Valley Drive, Nashville, TN). The  Ernest Tubb  Midnite   Jamboree 70th Anniversary Celebration  will be held in the same original format as the very first show.  Host  Glenn Douglas Tubb  will kick-off the festivities, a Jimmie Rodgers’ track (Ernest Tubb’s idol) will be highlighted followed by live performances from legendary recording artists including  Melanie Walker   and  Robin Right,  with a special guest appearance by  Dottie Swan Tubb.   In keeping with the show’s tradition, and Ernest Tubb’s passion to support new talent, attendees will also enjoy a memorable, first-time, performance by country music’s hottest, new sister duo  Presley & Taylor.   The May 6 date marks the exact date that Ernest Tubb opened the doors to the  Midnite   Jamboree in 1947. 

Blurt   magazine premiered the title track, "Haunted Heart" 

LONDON, U.K. (Press Release)— Jack Sandham  and  Wednesday  Lyle  may hail from London, but their musical homeland is rooted in pure Americana — it’s the sound of Memphis’  Beale Street   and  Sun Studios, Mississippi Delta roadhouses and New Orleans’ Bourbon Street.  As  Cowbell, Sandham and Lyle distill essential elements of raw R&B, garage rock, soul, blues and rockabilly into a spirited sonic cocktail with a ’60s twist that will get your head spinning and your hips shaking.
 
Their new album  Haunted Heart  (due    June 2, 2017, on  Damaged Goods Records) finds Sandham (guitar/vocals) and Lyle (drums/vocals) refining and expanding their vivid garage-soul sound. The title track opens this self-produced disc with a bracing dose of rockabilly swagger powered by Sandham’s gritty guitar licks and Lyle’s freight train rhythms.  ​