A few years ago, Carter Faith was doing what plenty of aspiring country singers do in Nashville: writing songs, playing shows and trying to turn a collection of good songs into a career. Faith was building her audience the slow, yet earnest, way, developing her songwriting and figuring out what kind of artist she wanted to be. Now, she is opening stadium shows for Post Malone, earning an Academy of Country Music nomination for her debut album and joining the Grand Ole Opry's

A Rockville musician and a festival producer walk into a bar... Before Oceans Calling and Country Calling became one of the biggest weekends on the Ocean City Boardwalk, it was a simple idea sparked by two old friends. The connection started with O.A.R. frontman Marc Roberge and Tim Sweetwood, a festival producer who had worked with the band at his Innings Festival in Phoenix. The two began talking about what it might look like to create a festival of their own. As the idea t

In retrospect of Noah Kahan's latest show in D.C., we’re changing up our traditional editorial format. Instead of a standard recap, we’re spelling out the narrative one specific milestone at a time. From his rustic origins and deeply personal albums to his dedicated mental health initiatives and the sheer scale of his current tour, this acrostic roadmap explores how a kid from New England captured (and kept) the world's attention. N is for Nationals Park When Noah Kahan walke