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It's been more than 50 years since Loretta Lynn first entered the country music scene, and the iconic 76-year-old is still making music, playing shows and speaking her mind on a variety of topics, including politics and pop stars young enough to be her grandchildren...

Miranda Lambert and Sheryl Crow join Loretta Lynn on the first release from 'Coal Miner's Daughter, A Tribute to Loretta Lynn.' The talented trio's version of 'Coal Miner's Daughter' is now available on iTunes, although the album won't be released until November 9...

Despite having just spent hours driving through inclement weather from Richmond, Va., the four members of Chatham County Line walked into Nashville's Station Inn wearing warm smiles, sharp gray suits, white shirts and black ties to play the final showcase of this year's Americana Music Festival...

Tim Mosenfelder, Getty Images Americana/folk artist Amos Lee called on his heavy-hitter musician friends -- including Lucinda Williams and Willie Nelson -- to guest on 'Mission Bell,' his fourth album for EMI's Blue Note Records, set to be released January 25, 2011.

The Americana Honors and Awards ceremony is one week away, and the event's star power continues to rise. John Mellencamp and Wanda Jackson, who are both recipients of this year's Lifetime Achievement Award, will perform during the evening's festivities...

Lucinda Williams tied the knot Friday in front of friends, family and fans. The three-time Grammy winner married her manager, Tom Overby, on stage after her concert at the legendary First Avenue venue in Minneapolis, Minn. Lucinda's public nuptials were modeled after those of the late Hank Williams, who married his second wife, Billie Jean, on stage in New Orleans...

Lucinda Williams will give the performance of a lifetime next week, when she marries her longtime boyfriend and current manager, Tom Overby, during a concert! Following in the footsteps of her hero, Hank Williams (no relation) who wed his second wife on stage in front of an audience of thousands, Lucinda and Tom will say their vows between the end of her regular set and before her encore... Read M

Lucinda Williams will follow her upcoming studio album 'Little Honey' with a digital-only EP comprised entirely of protest songs. The project, dubbed 'Lu in 08,' will feature four live tracks, including covers of Buffalo Springfield's 'For What It's Worth,' Bob Dylan's 'Masters of War' and 'Marching the Hate Machines Into the Sun,' which teamed Thievery Corporation and Flaming Lips frontman Wayne