Country rock releases, week 36

This week’s country rock highlights include new collaborations between Stevie Nicks and Olivia Rodrigo for the 'Practical Magic 2' soundtrack, Kane Brown’s joint effort with Shania Twain on 'Boots,' and Zach Bryan’s intimate project featuring his grandmother. The Jayhawks unveil their upcoming album 'Sanctuary Park,' while Luke Bryan shares the track list for his new release, 'Signs.' Other notable moments include Stella Lefty’s nod to The Chicks, Rostam’s Bob Dylan cover, and Jason Aldean’s tribute to Ronnie Milsap. These releases reflect a genre deeply rooted in legacy, personal storytelling, and cross-generational influence.

1. 01

   Olivia Rodrigo, Stevie Nicks

   Stevie Nicks and Olivia Rodrigo to feature on 'Practical Magic 2' soundtrack

   Sep 3 · 4 outlets

2. 02

   STELLA LEFTY, The Chicks, Interpol

   Stella Lefty references The Chicks in new song 'Summer You Were Mine'

   Aug 31 · 3 outlets

3. 03

   Kane Brown, Shania Twain

   Kane Brown announces collaboration with Shania Twain on 'Boots'

   Sep 4 · 3 outlets

4. 04

   Luke Bryan

   Luke Bryan's son shares music with teammates

   Sep 3 · 2 outlets

5. 05

   The Jayhawks, Gary Louris

   The Jayhawks announce new album 'Sanctuary Park'

   Sep 2 · 2 outlets

6. 06

   Zach Bryan

   Zach Bryan Reveals He Recorded a Music Video with His Grandma for His New EP, ‘Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs’

   Sep 6 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   Zach Bryan, Jason Isbell

   “The Honor Of My Life”: Zach Bryan Recruits His Idol, Jason Isbell, for New Belting Bronco Episode

   Sep 6 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   Rostam, Bob Dylan

   Rostam covers Bob Dylan in stripped-back secret session at End of the Road

   Sep 6 · 1 outlet

9. 09

   The Jayhawks, Buffalo Springfield

   Now & Then: The Jayhawks’ Sanctuary Park and the reach of Buffalo Springfield Again

   Sep 6 · 1 outlet

10. 10

    Dan Seals

    These 4 Songs by Dan Seals Still Sound Like Pure Country Gold

    Sep 6 · 1 outlet

11. 11

    The Animals, Bob Dylan

    On This Day in 1964, the Animals Hit No. 1 With the Song That Inspired Bob Dylan to Go Electric and Reshaped Popular Music

    Sep 5 · 1 outlet

12. 12

    The Allman Brothers Band

    The Allman Brothers Band’s First Big Hit in 1973 Was Inspired by a Childhood on the Go

    Sep 5 · 1 outlet

13. 13

    Jason Aldean, Ronnie Milsap

    Jason Aldean Guarantees Ronnie Milsap Won’t Be Forgotten ‘Anytime Soon’ With New Song: ‘I Knew Immediately That We Were Going to Cut It’

    Sep 4 · 1 outlet

14. 14

    Blue Rodeo

    In Canada: How Blue Rodeo’s ‘Hasn’t Hit Me Yet’ Became a ‘Rallying Call’ After Trump’s Lake Ontario Renaming Order

    Sep 4 · 1 outlet

15. 15

    Mac McAnally, Jimmy Buffett

    “There’ll Be Some More Jimmy Music”: Mac McAnally Hints at Another Posthumous Jimmy Buffett Project

    Sep 4 · 1 outlet

16. 16

    Ronnie Milsap, Alabama

    On This Day in 1981, Ronnie Milsap Was at No. 1 With a Major Crossover Hit That Was Almost Recorded by Alabama

    Sep 4 · 1 outlet

17. 17

    Jimmy Buffett

    See Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefers On The Rise In New Doc Clip

    Sep 4 · 1 outlet

18. 18

    Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, Keith Urban

    Born 37 Years Ago Today in North Carolina, the CMA Award-Winning Singer-Songwriter Behind No. 1 Hits by Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, and Keith Urban

    Sep 3 · 1 outlet

19. 19

    Elvis Presley

    Il était une fois Burning Love par Elvis Presley

    Sep 3 · 1 outlet

20. 20

    Waylon Jennings

    If Waylon Jennings Didn’t Want to Be Outlaw Country, He Shouldn’t Have Released This No. 1 Hit

    Sep 2 · 1 outlet

21. 21

    Neil Young, The Chrome Hearts

    Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts - Casting Me Away From You (Official Visualizer)

    Sep 2 · 1 outlet

22. 22

    Luke Bryan

    Luke Bryan Reveals Track List for New Album, “Signs”

    Aug 31 · 1 outlet

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