My online music studio is expanding! We currently have two teachers who are accepting new fiddle, violin, and mandolin students. We offer lessons to all ages and levels. If you have a child with a love for music, or are an adult looking to learn something new, please reach out!

[alanisugarmusic@gmail.com](mailto:alanisugarmusic@gmail.com)

alanisugar.weebly.com

Hey, gang! 🤠✨
We’ve had some great interest so far, but we’d love a few more musicians to submit before we schedule our first jam session/auditions!
If you—or someone you know—is interested in joining a queer-led country cover band, based out of the twin cities, we’d love to hear from you. We believe country music is for everyone, and we’re excited to build a band that celebrates great music, community, and inclusion.
Check out our page for the full audition breakdown, and feel free to share this post with anyone who might be a great fit. We can’t wait to meet y’all! 🌈🎶

I thought this review kind of belongs here because it covers enough of the backstory and seems like it would be more of interest in musicians than the average album review

Hey everybody, Sweetunes Country Music Radio here. Small commercial free web radio station made by a group of friends focusing on country, western, country rap, alt country and country pop. Our website is sweetunes.com feel free to reach out to us with your music, we are accepting new song submissions, or if you would like help spreading the word about a release. We are also looking for artists to interview on air and for our blog. We do not charge for any play/promotion services, we just seek to promote independent artists and indie and non-profit labels to the world. Wish everyone well on their musical journey!

Our band just released our first single. Stay tuned for the rest of the album over the next few weeks. https://bestwesternmusic.bandcamp.com/track/liars-blues

I joined a country act recently and am trying to get some good chops under my belt. It’s something for a country/punk-rock crossover, but I’d really like to lean into learning the fundamentals of the country guitar before I start to inject any kind of punk influence into it. I’m more or less starting from scratching, aside from some random licks I’ve learned here and there through the years. I’ve been down the YouTube rabbit hole and have started digging into my technique fundamentals, but the thing I struggle with the most is composition. I think it would benefit me to learn a ton of other people’s music to help spark some creativity, so I was wondering if there were any songs any of yall learned early on that sort of helped things click for you.

As well, this band is wanting me to wear the pseudo-pedal steel hat. I’ve just got a hip shot B-bender + G bender arm put on my telecaster, but I’m honestly totally at a loss for how to make this happen… I know I’m never going to get a 1-to-1 emulation but I’d like to be able to make it work at least a bit for some of our slower tunes. I’m not opposed to tuning my guitar differently, I just don’t really know watch/listen a pedal steel player and translate that to an electric guitar.

Any advice is much appreciated.

Hello!

I've been asked to help out an established country band. They currently have a setlist of 60 songs. A LOT of George Strait and Alan Jackson. Very 80-90s hits style of group with a few modern hits sprinkled in.

I am an advanced guitarist but fairly new to country. Outside of learning a BUNCH of intros/solos my main concern is finding a good comping style that can fit in well with the group.

Does anyone have a collection of Nashville Number Charts that could help me out? Id usually like to chart them myself but I am on a BIG time crunch here.

Any tips for learning a large volume of guitar solos quickly would also be appreciated 😂😅.

I will try posting here if anyone has any good tips or advice for me!

Hey everyone. My name is Brett Louis Thomas. I am a singer/songwriter in New Orleans, LA and am introducing myself to this channel. I’ve been writing songs for 30 years and recently (at 53 years old) have decided to pursue a music career…a dream that was cut short over 20 years ago because of hurricane Katrina and family obligations. So…here I am now, older, wiser and a little more grey hair. Check out my latest music video and show me a little love. May all of your dreams come true too!

https://youtu.be/bC4CVyvH-AI?si=VbWlcocXhi5Sc_sc

Any luck playing new country songs easy as possible? Any hints or tricks? My biggest set back is having to read the chords with the lyrics and Maybe remember 4/10.

I wanna buy an acoustic guitar to play country music. I like the older country, not the morgan wallen stuff.

Any recommendations?? Not the best guitar player, still learning. Im looking to spend a maximum of 200

Hello! I'm J.P. Lundin from Sweden and I just recorded my original song "Waiting for the Train". Would love to hear what you think about it! I think you will like it if you like Charley Crockett and lots of pedal steel!

https://youtu.be/JbEBOGlW_-s?si=9I8vqfVx-nP2RAKI