Nashville singer-songwriter Margo Price has built a career carrying the torch of classic country into the 21st century, updating vintage sounds from Tennessee and Texas with contemporary perspectives ...

Before Independence Day, Margo Price has surprise-released her Days of Unrest mixtape, featuring the singer's renditions of protest songs tackling the issues Price has championed. Along with the ...

"I want to be doing everything I can to change the world and it's hard to know where to start, but I guess this song is as good a place as any," Margo Price told Salon, speaking about her performance ...

Margo Price has shared a new behind-the-scenes music video for “Love Me Like You Used to Do,” her duet with Tyler Childers from her fifth studio album, Hard Headed Woman. The collaboration between two ...

The event will be held Sept. 16 in Nashville.

FARGO — Margo Price is coming to Fargo on Wednesday night, on a tour behind her fifth studio album, “Hard Headed Woman.” While the album came out on Aug. 29 to favorable reviews, the country singer ...

Price's close collaborator Jeremy Ivey has also signed an administration deal with the publisher. By Jessica Nicholson Warner Chappell Music Nashville has signed Margo Price to a global publishing ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) – Country singer-songwriter Margo Price is coming to Charleston, West Virginia. Price is set to take the stage at the West Virginia Culture Center as part of Mountain Stage on ...

The Americana Music Association will hold its 25th annual Americana Music Honors & Awards gala just a few months after America celebrates its 250th. Artists up for top honors include Margo Price, ...

FARGO — When Bob Dylan opened his set at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival with “Maggie’s Farm,” it nearly caused a riot as the singer played with electric instruments and was legendarily booed off the ...

Margo Price is a hard-headed woman, and she won’t apologize for it. Hard Headed Woman reunites Price with Matt Ross-Spang, who produced her debut record Midwest Farmer’s Daughter nearly a decade ago.

Pity the person who crosses Margo Price. Sympathize, too, with those individuals who passed on a chance to catch the singer-songwriter Saturday at a crowded Metro. Her supple voice, magnetic presence ...