5. “I’m Not Lisa” by Jessi Colter This is a really underrated one. “I’m Not Lisa” by Jessi Colter is on the obscure side of outlaw country, but it’s an outlaw country bop nonetheless.

So I’m not going to sing outlaw country," his answer reads in part. "I like to hunt, fish, ride around on my farm, build a big bonfire and drink some beers — and that’s what I sing about.

Throughout his long career, Steve Earle has recorded in several styles and is no stranger to Outlaw Country. His 1988 hit “Copperhead Road” is a great example of his take on the subgenre.

The Hank Williams Jr. Tribute” brings the original sound of a country music legend to Rebekah Park Friday evening, July 25. Bocephus fans will rock out to the sounds of the original country rebel at ...

At 92 Willie Nelson is still going strong, with the outlaw country superstar performing across the US on tour with Bob Dylan. His opener Ryan Larkins has shared what it is like to work alongside ...

The outlaw country movement was an artistic rebellion against the tight restrictions of the Nashville system. “The producer had all the creative control in Nashville,” Kienzle says.

Kris Kristofferson passed away on 28 September at the age of 88, in Maui, Hawaii, leaving behind not just a void in music and film but an entire legacy that reads like folklore. His death wasn’t ...