As country entered the 80s with an outlaw hangover, it would be left to a certain group of lovable educational puppets to return it to its roots.
The Kane Brown-signed trio talk making it through X Factor to becoming the fresh, TikTok-conquering act they are today.
Baltimore native Brittney Spencer discusses the formation of her new EP, her journey to Nashville, and the uphill battle that female artists face at country radio.
Florida Georgia Linotype? Chalkboard Psychopath? Holler investigates ten of the most widely used font styles in country music to discover the secrets behind the typefaces. Here are ten fonts and the truth.
The six-song project takes the songwriter away from the dark shadows of his debut album and shows us a little more colour.
Filled with infectious, 70s-kissed sounds and lucid journeys of self-discovery, Pearl Charles' second full-length record is a 10-track trip through heartbreak and fragility - with an added dose of country disco.
Throughout Dangerous, Wallen is supremely comfortable in mythologising his home state of Tennessee, crafting a sepia-tinged view of rural America.
The theory is enticing, but Greenfields is frustratingly a missed opportunity to breathe fresh life into Gibb’s music.
The twenty records that have carried us through the year.
"He was my Superman": Jimmie Allen pays tribute to the late Charley Pride, his idol and friend.
A journey through the life of Jimmie Rodgers.
Brandy Clark details falling in love with Garth Brooks, her Grandma’s Caprice Classic and how Patsy Cline reminds her how music matters.
Country music in Nigeria begins the way it pretty much begins everywhere – with the blue yodel of Jimmie Rodgers.
Rising concerns over Covid-19 reason for postponement.
The track is the opener of his new album Dangerous.
The Canadian singer-songwriter reveals her five favourite records to Holler.
We caught up with MacKenzie Porter for a candid discussion about navigating the industry and the evolution of Big Loud.