Margo Price talks alcoholism, mushrooms and family tragedy ahead of First Avenue gig
The Illinois farmer's daughter has a personal new memoir to go with her new album, "Strays."
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The Illinois farmer's daughter has a personal new memoir to go with her new album, "Strays."
Photo: Alysse Gafkjen *** As a little girl, I was plagued by rebellion. My straight blond hair grew long and unruly, into jagged corkscrews curls that
Country star Margo Price will discuss "Maybe We'll Make It," her captivating new memoir for University of Texas Press, at the Texas Book Festival.
Country Singer margo Price comes to the Louisville Free Public Library Main branch with her memoir, "We'll Make It" on Tues. Oct. 18.
Rick Diamond for Americana Music Assn. I believe I first heard Margo Price sing in person at Music City Roots in 2013 when she and husband Jeremy Ivey were making their first wide impressions with their band Buffalo Clover, one of several iterations of their musical identity on the way to Margo’s 2016 breakout. They hit the stage at the Loveless Barn with a three-man horn section, two electric guitars, keys and harmony vocals. I wrote at the time that their feel fused “classic soul with hippie-friendly Southern rock into a sound that would go well with a shot of whiskey, a pint of Black...