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Rachel Cholst

If Jason Isbell’s last few albums were a bit inconsistent — anxiety-ridden and tense — Foxes in the Snow makes up for them. It’s just Isbell, his guitar, and a mic. Isbell is too perceptive a songwriter and person to sling mud, but he seems fairly even-handed in apportioning blame. His songs about toughing things out and the tentative attempts at new starts hurt almost as much as fond recollections and grief.

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adobeandteardrops.com/2025/03/

#Americana#AltCountry#FolkMusic
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sjglass 🇨🇦🇺🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

So here's the thing. Jason Isbell tickets went on sale for the 2025 tour the other day. Love the band so I thought I'd pick up a couple of tickets. Same venue our symphony plays in.

STICKER SHOCK. $430.00 for a decent seat. No.

So I see the band is in #Kelowna on this tour. One third the ticket price. Floor seat Centre Eighth row. For the same amount as seeing the band in #Vancouver including accommodation and transport. And a weekend away.

Sometimes you just have to.

A record player is playing the Weathervanes album.
#vinyl#JasonIsbell
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Asheville, in western North Carolina, is a music city, with welcoming crowds for every genre and new bands to discover everywhere you go. Andy Cush, a touring musician himself, writes for Hearing Things about how, when Hurricane Helene struck, musicians from across the country came together to raise funds via "Cardinals at the Window," a compilation album. “We asked friends, or friends of friends, and everyone was saying ‘yes’ really quickly," says Grayson Haver Currin, a music journalist who helped put the record together. "And when that starts happening, you just say, 'F*** it, I’ll ask this other person.' And that led to asking R.E.M. and Tyler Childers and Jason Isbell,” all of whom contributed songs.

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Hearing Things · The Story of ‘Cardinals at the Window,’ the All-Star Benefit Album That Raised $340,000 for Western North CarolinaThe compilation, which came together in the week following Hurricane Helene, is a testament to the strength of community among musicians.
#Music#Albums#Asheville
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