New Sound In Town

Crossovers From Pop to Rock to Country

A musical revue that explores the evolution and cross-pollination of musical genres over the decades. From the smooth harmonies of 1970’s folk-rock pioneers like the Eagles and the rootsy swamp rock of Creedence Clearwater Revival to the good-time jug band revival sounds of The Lovin’ Spoonful, the lines between pop, rock, and country began to blur. Willie Nelson emerged as a crossover sensation, bringing his authentic country twang to the masses and paving the way for future genre-benders.

Fast forward to the 21st century and bands like Mumford & Sons erupted on the scene, marrying old-timey folk instrumentation with an infectious rock energy and massive pop hooks. On the female front, powerhouse vocalists like Linda Ronstadt seamlessly navigated between rock, pop, and country in the ’70s, while Shania Twain exploded in the ’90s with her polished, radio-friendly brand of country-pop. More recently, firecracker artists like Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert have carried the torch, balancing homespun charm with rock and roll attitude. And of course, no discussion of country crossovers would be complete without mentioning Taylor Swift, the Nashville ingénue turned global pop megastar who has bridged the gap between country storytelling and stadium-sized spectacle.

Tune in and trace this captivating musical journey as the lines between genres melt away and a new sound takes the town by storm.

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