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May 27, 2021 Earlier this year Wynonna launched her own CBD line, and now she’s opening up about her decision to do so. Wy tells CMT’s Cody Allen that using CBD herself helped her “sit still,” and “stop the madness and stay in the moment,” which isn’t easy when she’s working so much. "I just want to find peace and a sense of balance," she says. “I am a casual user," noting. "I am working on the word "moderation." She does add that since using CBD she’s been able to get off...

You Got Gold: Celebrating the Life and Songs of John Prine is set to take place in Nashville in early October, leading up to what would have been the Sam Stone singers 75th birthday.

When John Prine died of COVID-19 in April 2020, the novel coronavirus pandemic was really just beginning. With social distancing guidelines and pandemic-related shutdowns in full effect, the folk icons family, friends and fans could not gather in person to honor him. A year and a half later, however, theyll have their chance. A weeks worth of concerts and events memorializing Prine -- dubbed You Got Gold: Celebrating the Life & Songs of John Prine -- are set to take place in Nashville in early...

Tickets for "You Got Gold" go on sale Friday via yougotgold.johnprine.com. Proceeds from the week benefit the Hello In There Foundation, a new nonprofit launched by the Prine family to aid "individuals and communities where people are marginalized, discriminated against or, for any reason, are otherwise forgotten," the news release said.   And this year marks the 40th anniversary of Prines Nashville label, Oh Boy Records. Music Citys oldest artist-owned label, Oh Boy commemorates Prines lega...

The Prine Family proudly presents “You Got Gold: Celebrating the Life & Songs of John Prine” with a series of special concerts and events held across various venues in Nashville October 3-10. The weeklong celebration will include tribute concerts at The Ryman Auditorium (October 6 & 7), CMA Theater at The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (October 8) and the Basement East (October 9) and will culminate on October 10—what would have been John’s 75th birthday. October 6—...

Renowned singer-songwriter John Prine will be honored with a weeklong series of concerts in Nashville featuring surprise lineups.

May 7, 2021 A new version of John Prine’s beloved song, “Paradise,” performed by Sturgill Simpson, is out now on Oh Boy Records. The song—whose proceeds benefit UNICEF USA’s Covid-19 Relief Fund—will be featured on the forthcoming Prine tribute record, Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine, Vol. 2, out October 8 on Oh Boy Records. Simpson’s version of “Paradise” is the last song recorded at The Butcher Shoppe—the studio Prine founded with Grammy Award-winn...

Sturgill Simpson brings the same bluegrass sensibilities of his two recent  Cuttin Grass albums to a new cover of John Prines classic song "Paradise." The early-career cut reflects on the devastating effects of coal mining in Paradise, Ky., in Prines familys home area of Muhlenberg County. Prine wrote "Paradise" -- originally from his debut album, 1971s  John Prine -- for his father. The song has been covered by numerous artists over the years: John Denver, the Everly Brothers, Lynn Anderson...

Rolling Stone Hear Sturgill Simpson Cover John Prine’s ‘Paradise’ Simpson’s rendition of Prine’s commentary on mining and progress will appear on an upcoming tribute album to Prine By Fifty years after John Prine first recorded “Paradise” for his self-titled debut album, Sturgill Simpson lends his distinctive voice to Prine’s personal tale of a Kentucky town decimated by strip mining. Simpson’s rendition is set to appear on the upcoming Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows...

Sturgill Simpson brings the same bluegrass sensibilities of his two recent  Cuttin Grass albums to a new cover of John Prines classic song "Paradise." The early-career cut reflects on the devastating effects of coal mining in Paradise, Ky., in Prines familys home area of Muhlenberg County. Prine wrote "Paradise" -- originally from his debut album, 1971s  John Prine -- for his father. The song has been covered by numerous artists over the years: John Denver, the Everly Brothers, Lynn Anderson...