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There is no state song that's any good, really. There's probably not one person in the United States who actually loves their state song, much less that

Steve Earle is out touring solo, but hell be playing the same set he would with a band when he stops at The Admiral in Omaha Wednesday.

Many artists, such as Billy Ray Cyrus, Marty Stuart, and Alabama have written songs tied to the state of Tennessee.

Steve Earle's signature 'Copperhead Road,' from his 1988 album of the same name, has been named an official state song of Tennessee.

Steve Earle's song about pot farming, 'Copperhead Road,' is the newest state song of Tennessee, where marijuana remains illegal.

Today is 4/20 (happy 4/20 to all those who celebrate!), and Steve Earle’s 1988 marijuana grower ballad “Copperhead Road” has been named an official state song of Tennessee — where weed happens to still be illegal. Irony, folks. Anyway, Earle visited the statehouse in downtown Nashville today to receive the honor and perform “Copperhead Road” for the 113th General Assembly. Earle also told the assembled to listen to “Devil’s Right Hand,” which is...

Tennessee, the 16th state of the United States, is a place that has played an important role in the music industry. Known as the birthplace of country music and the home of blues and rock n' roll, Tennessee has inspired many songwriters and musicians over the years. From the bustling city of Nashville to the

All 50 states (except for one) have had an official state song, and some have more than one. Heres the full list of state songs for every state.

The Flash showrunner Eric Wallace on writing for S09 & S10, more Barry & Iris time & more. Plus, what that blue [SPOILER] means for Barry.

Happy 226th Birthday, Tennessee