Marissa Moss

1 month ago | rollingstone.com | Marissa Moss

J essica Simpson is sitting on a thrifted green banquette in her Nashville music room, wondering if Sister Rosetta Tharpe is trying to send us a message. We’d been talking about the late godmother of rock & roll, who Simpson just described as “the most badass” of all potential badasses, when the silver resonator guitar behind her rung out a dissonant note entirely on its own. Was it contact from the great musical beyond, or just Simpson bumping the neck against the window?

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Marissa Moss

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysJessica Simpson is sitting on a thrifted green banquette in her Nashville music room, wondering if Sister Rosetta Tharpe is trying to send us a message.

2 months ago | myheraldreview.com | Marissa Moss

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — There’s a dressing room backstage at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville called “It Takes Two” that’s filled with photos of some of country music’s most famous duos. It’s Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter’s favorite spot to get ready before they perform there as the War and Treaty, which is so often, they’ve lost count. They hope to become members someday. (It’s on Tanya’s vision board.) And they don’t want to just be inducted. They want to be the first Black artists on that wall.

2 months ago | rollingstone.com | Marissa Moss

February 3, 2025 Sierra Ferrell won four Grammys at the 2025 ceremonies, including Best Americana Album for 'Trail of Flowers.' Michael Buckner/Billboard/Getty Images At last night’s Grammy Awards, Kendrick Lamar took home the most trophies of the night – five in total. But it wasn’t a pop superstar like Sabrina Carpenter or Taylor Swift who came in right behind him. It was Sierra Ferrell, the West Virginia-born 36-year-old, winning four: Best Americana Album for Trail of Flowers, Best...

Nov 18, 2024 | rollingstone.com.br | Marissa Moss

A ascensão do gênero entre quem alegava ouvir "tudo menos country" foi como um sinal vermelho soando na política dos Estados Unidospor Marissa R. Moss, da Rolling Stone Publicado em 18/11/2024, às 16h59No início de novembro, Morgan Wallen se tornou o primeiro artista a ter três singles, tanto no primeiro lugar da Billboard Hot Country Songs, quanto na Hot 100.