Lorie Liebig

3 weeks ago | barnburnermag.com | Lorie Liebig

Accomplished indie rock outfit Young the Giant has revealed a new slate of live shows offering fans a fresh and unique live experience. Announced today (June 2), the band’s In the Open Tour will head to 11 cities across the U.S. this fall. Described as “an intimate concert experience performed in beautiful spaces,” the tour has been thoughtfully curated, bringing listeners to scenic locations and venues for acoustic, reimagined renditions of tracks from their over 20-year-long career.

2 months ago | 973thedawg.com | Lorie Liebig |Evan Paul

Terry Wyatt, Getty ImagesSHARETWEETChris Young has a live-in alarm clock that wakes up from a dead sleep at 7AM every morning. It's his large German Shepherd dog, Porter. "He does not understand the concept of sleeping in," Young told Taste of Country Nights during a recent visit. "I made the mistake of — I was getting up early for a lot of stuff for a couple of weeks, and he just got locked in that 7AM was when he gets fed."It was 9AM local time (Nashville) when Young was visiting our studio.

2 months ago | wyrk.com | Lorie Liebig

Chris Young has a live-in alarm clock that wakes up from a dead sleep at 7AM every morning. It's his large German Shepherd dog, Porter. "He does not understand the concept of sleeping in," Young told Taste of Country Nights during a recent visit. "I made the mistake of — I was getting up early for a lot of stuff for a couple of weeks, and he just got locked in that 7AM was when he gets fed."It was 9AM local time (Nashville) when Young was visiting our studio.

2 months ago | wyrk.com | Lorie Liebig |Sterling Whitaker

Chris Young recently left Sony Records and signed with Black River Entertainment, and we got to the bottom of why he did it. The "Til the Last One Dies" singer was a guest on Taste of Country Nights, where host Evan Paul asked him if there was any beef with the last label and what caused him to leave. Young said, "I had been at Sony for almost 19 years.

2 months ago | barnburnermag.com | Lorie Liebig

“If music journalism is dead, I might as well be too.”That intensely overdramatic thought popped into my mind last year while doomscrolling through social media. Each day, I would log on to see yet another media outlet lay off staff and contributors, or be sold off to the highest bidder to be stripped for profits by private equity.