Childers' "Going Home" finally comes out
Recorded in 2015 for West Virginia Public Broadcasting's "Mountain Stage," the track is from a forthcoming compilation album, "Live On Mountain Stage: Outlaws & Outliers," which will be released April 19 via Oh Boy Records.
The release features performances from throughout the program's history, curated by show's co-founder and longtime host, Larry Groce.
Childers recently kicked off his "Mule Pull '24 Tour" with sold-out shows at Inglewood's Kia Forum, San Diego's Viejas Arena, Austin's Moody Center and Fort Worth's Dickies Arena.
Additional upcoming tour stops include New York's Madison Square Garden (two nights), Nashville's Bridgestone Arena (two nights), Chicago's United Center, Boulder, Col.'s Folsom Field and Washington State's Gorge Amphitheatre.
More news for Tyler Childers
- 12/02/25: Childers adds '26 dates
- 07/25/25: Childers, Westbrook, Jinks dish out new records
- 07/02/25: Childers releases "Oneida"
- 06/12/25: Childers announces "Snipe Hunter"
- 04/21/25: Childers, Stapleton headline recovery-based music fest
- 11/14/24: Childers embarks on headline tour in '25
- 07/08/24: Childers heads Down Under, New Zealand
- 05/07/24: Childers, Ferrell score three AMA nominations
CD reviews for Tyler Childers
A snipe hunt is a rather cruel practical joke where an unsophisticated newcomer is taken along on a "hunting" trip. Their job is to hold a bag while his newfound "friends" go off in the woods to chase an elusive bird called a snipe toward him. What they actually do is head home or back to camp, laughing all the way, leaving the victim alone in the dark, literally holding the bag. One interesting aspect of this ritual is there is an actual bird called a snipe, and it is ...
At nearly two hours long, just listening all the way through Tyler Childers' gospel release is a challenging project in and of itself. It's an eight-song album, but each of these eight songs is played three different ways. Recorded with his band The Food Stamps, these three 'albums' are also given descriptive names. Hallelujah versions captures Childers and his band playing live in the studio during a two-day period. The Jubilee selections pile on the instrumentation, including ...
Over the course of the 10 songs on "Purgatory," Lawrence County, Ky.'s Tyler Childers establishes himself as one of the brightest new songwriting stars - an insightful author blessed with an ability to capture and convey gritty snapshots of rural American life.
The scenes depicted in these songs are so vivid and evocative that listeners are left to ponder if these are autobiographical stories or works of fiction.
There is no better example here than "Banded Clovis," a ...
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