Where to start with the country singer-songwriter whose work ranges from club fodder to envelope-pushing inclusivity anthems to incisive, traditional country tunes.
Taking country traditions and giving them a tweak, ‘Pageant Material’ found Kacey Musgraves defying those who “need to put you in some kind of box”.
The star-studded ‘Picture Show: A Tribute Celebrating John Prine’ will honour the late singer-songwriter.
From disco hits to tender ballads, the queer canon is as diverse as it is large. Here are the most memorable songs that celebrate the LGBTQ experience.
Musgraves composed the song with her co-producers on the multiple Grammy-winning 'Golden Hour' album, Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk.
The studio originals of Swift's 'Soon You'll Get Better' and Musgraves' 'Rainbow' saw an upswing in download sales after the 'One World Together At Home' show.
Late night hosts Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert, alongside the cast of Sesame Street, will host the special.
Airing in lieu of the postponed awards ceremony, “ACM Presents: Our Country” will broadcast live, acoustic sets from artists’ homes.
The 55th annual Academy of Country Music Awards, hosted by Urban, will take place Sunday, 5 April in Las Vegas.
Shania Twain opened the door for a range of female country singers, with some joining her pop-rock crossover, while others are going the traditional route.
The new online destination celebrates the numerous accomplishments of women in music across all genres and professions.
Marketed by the company Boy Smells, the candle is designed to accompany the song's lyrics and music about living life in the slow lane.
From the rise of streaming to the breakdown of genre barriers, these are the 20 most unforgettable musical events of the 2010s.
The past decade saw a breakdown in genres, conventions, musical borders and barriers to entry… as the best albums of the 2010s prove.
Vastly different than it was a decade ago, the pop music that defined the 2010s has found new and unprecedented ways to engage the listener.
