I think it’s about time we strip these songs down a little! Make plans to join us for the Solitary Thinkin’ Acoustic Tour. Stay tuned for ticket info! October 17 - Ram's Head On Stage - Annapolis, MD (on sale 7/12) October 18 - The Birchmere - Alexandria, VA (on sale 7/12) October 19 - Sellersville Theater - Sellersville, PA (on sale 7/9) October 20 - Harvester Performance Center - Rocky Mount, VA (on sale 7/19)
The story here — the latest collaboration from Rodney Crowell and friends — paints a picture of things that aren’t all that rosy when you’re living like flatland hillbillies. The ones who, according to Crowell, Lee Ann Womack and Randy Rogers, are just getting by on what they can, and getting by on what they’ve got. By the end of the new tune, the singers draw the conclusion that living on the edge of nowhere isn’t for the faint of heart. Read more on CMT.com.
Lee Ann Womack’s latest collection of songs, The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone, is a culmination of a journey that began with Womack’s 2005 CMA Album of the Year, There’s More Where That Come From. With vivid storytelling, a profound sense of self-awareness, and a variety of genre blends, the album displays Womack’s experience and talent as a songwriter, vocalist, and musician. The track “Hollywood” stands out. A classic country song, it paints heartbreak in a devastatingly realistic manner, portraying a shattered portrait of a couple staying together out of habit, but isolated in forlorn self-reflection...Read more and watch the full Making Of: Hollywood video at CowboysIndians.com.
What's real and what's fake? Lee Ann Womack, the country queen whose most famous song, "I Hope You Dance" still plays at weddings and graduations everywhere you go, was thinking that over one faded day in Palm Springs. And so drawing on her affection-turned-disillusionment for Hollywood, she wrote a little song about it - and about a relationship turned sour. Read more and watch the "Hollywood" Video Premiere on Refinery29.com.
Womack currently on nationwide headlining tour w. NYC, Nashville dates this Spring Lee Ann Womack released the official video for “All The Trouble,” the lead single from her most recent critically acclaimed record ‘The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone’ (ATO). Filmed in Los Angeles and directed by Claire Marie Vogel, the striking video captures the song’s “bitter blues” (New York Times), “smoldering, moody arrangement” (No Depression) and the raw immediacy of Lee Ann’s gold-spun vocals. Watch here and please feel free to share!NPR says ‘The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone’ is an album “bound for the country canon.” It was named one of the best albums of 2017 on multiple NPR lists, along with Wall Street Journal, Billboard, Garden & Gun, Rolling Stone...