Kenny Chesney is now a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. Announced Tuesday morning (3-25) from the Hall of Fame rotunda in Nashville, he is the 2025 inductee in the Modern Era category. The post Rubicon Crossed: Kenny Chesney is Now a Country Hall of Famer first appeared on Saving Country Music.

June Carter is one of the most revered and recognizable characters in the history of country music. She was a daughter of country music's first family, the mother to multiple country stars, and the wife of a country legend. The post June Carter Becomes Country Music Hall of Fame Veteran Inductee first appeared on Saving Country Music.

There have been many record producers over the years in country music. Then there is Tony Brown. Right up there with Chet Atkins, Billy Sherrill, and a few select others, Tony Brown defined the sound for an entire era. The post Legendary Producer Tony Brown Inducted into Country Hall of Fame first appeared on Saving Country Music.

If you want a perfect example of why some of these gross inequities pervade the music industry, one great example is the way the return of Jessica Simpson to music has been so slavishly lauded by the press. The post Jessica Simpson is Back, And Bad as Ever. first appeared on Saving Country Music.

They call themselves a rock and roll band, but they're bursting with country blues, Southern textures, and even some straight up country songs that will fit right in with your sensibilities. The post Album Review – The Moran Tripp Band’s “Jumpers Hole” first appeared on Saving Country Music.