A few days before The Long Road festival, we chatted to LOCASH to find out more about what the duo, comprised of Chris Lucas and Preston Brust, had to say about making their long-awaited UK debut after almost two decades. … readmore
Cait Watters writes: On September 23, Sunny Sweeney will release Married Alone, her first studio album in over five years, before then embarking on a US tour. At time of writing, however, she is in the UK, set to take … readmore
On Tulip Drive, reigning CMA New Artist of the Year JIMMIE ALLEN proves he isn’t a flash in the pan – he’s here to stay, says Cait Watters. Allen first hit the charts in 2018, debut single ‘Best Shot’ topping … readmore
With Kristian Bush releasing the latest batch of songs under this year’s 52 project, Cait Watters liberally applies the SPF30 to give her thoughts after exposure to this unfiltered slice of summer… ‘It’s a whole summer!’ Kristian Bush proclaimed to … readmore
2022 is a big year for Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist KRISTIAN BUSH, with a whole set of new music releases on their way throughout. Cait Watters spoke with Kristian recently to talk all about the new project… … readmore
The multi-talented TWINNIE is set to release her new EP, ‘Welcome To The Club’ on June 3rd, and decided to use the opportunity to create her own short film with each music video a part of a wider story. Cait … readmore
How would Joshua Hedley follow up “Mr Jukebox”, his old school mid 20th Century inspired debut album? Cait Watters finds out… The future of country music is in the past – at least that’s how I feel after listening to … readmore
Cait Watters has been listening to “52 – ATL x BNA”, the first of a series of releases to come throughout 2022 from KRISTIAN BUSH Kristian Bush isn’t like most people. Most people would consider taking things easier when they … readmore
Dropping a mere week after being officially announced, the reigning American Idol Chayce Beckham’s debut EP, Doin’ It Right, is a nice little surprise release. Cait Watters reviews… Consisting of just six songs, this feels like a teaser and a … readmore