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Ahead of her intimate UK autumn tour, Tenille Townes reflects on heartbreak, healing and the stripped-back honesty behind The Acrobat. In this exclusive feature, the Canadian singer-songwriter opens up about storytelling, UK audiences and finding connection through live music. Read more
The UK‑CMA has announced the four winners of the 2026 Road To Country Calling competition, with Ben Hutcheson, Bea, Glimtvis and Kerryl Phillips set to perform at the UK‑CMA Takeover on Friday 14 August at Kings Farm, Chelmsford. Read more
Red Rooster’s cancellation marks another blow for UK Americana festivals after Black Deer’s 2025 exit. But as new events emerge and smaller gatherings adapt, the scene isn’t disappearing—it’s changing shape in response to economic pressure and evolving audiences. Read more
Jack Browning has signed a record deal with Nashville’s Too Fine Records, a milestone shaped by years of graft, touring and songwriting. He reflects on the journey, the team behind him and what comes next. Fans can also revisit our 2025 interview for deeper insight. Read more
In its first year, the UK‑CMA has united artists, industry professionals and fans through education, outreach and new digital tools. With growing membership and ambitious plans ahead, the association is shaping a stronger future for UK country music. Read more
Women dominate the 61st ACM Awards nominations, with Megan Moroney, Miranda Lambert, Ella Langley and Lainey Wilson leading the field. UK fans can expect major performances and global streaming when the ceremony airs live from Las Vegas on 17 May 2026. Read more
Netflix has unveiled the trailer for Lainey Wilson: Keepin’ Country Cool, a new documentary charting her rise as one of country music’s most influential modern voices. The film arrives worldwide on April 22. Read more
In this exclusive interview, Nashville Days founders Paul and Laura reveal how their not for profit, community built festival grew from a band’s dream into one of Leicestershire’s most loved country events, returning in 2026 with its biggest year yet. Read more
As Country on the Coast returns for its sixth year, founder Hannah Roper reflects on building a grassroots festival that champions connection, emerging artists and the UK country scene—all set against the unique backdrop of Portsmouth’s coast. Read more
Country on the Common returns to Tooting Common on 4–5 July 2026 with headline sets from Seasick Steve and Cody Pennington, plus a debut Country Jukebox DJ set from Vernon Kay. Expect live music, dancing, family fun and a full Western‑themed weekend. Read more
