Yahoo! Music — John Prine, "For Better, or Worse" (Oh Boy) more info

JamBase — Stream ‘For Better, Or Worse,’ the new guest-filled album from acclaimed singer-songwriter John Prine. more info

JamBase — For Sunday Cinema watch a legend and an up-and-coming singer-songwriter discuss their craft and perform together. more info

Chicago Tribune — Two guitars came out after dinner and it was still light outside when Jason Brett and Megon McDonough started to make music. They sat on an outdoor deck and played some Beatles songs, a John Prine tune or two, a Patsy Cline number and other songs tha... more info

Rolling Stone — Singer-songwriters John Prine and Sturgill Simpson recently shared the stage at an intimate event for a lucky few Grammy Museum guests. Part interview and part performance, video of the two country artists together was streamed live on Facebook in tw... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — John Prine, one of the most critically acclaimed singer-songwriters of the last 50 years, sounds genuinely excited about teaming up with one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters of the last three years, Sturgill Simpson, for a joint ques... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — John Prine, one of the most critically acclaimed singer-songwriters of the last 50 years, sounds genuinely excited about teaming up with one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters of the last three years, Sturgill Simpson, for a joint ques... more info

Rolling Stone — The list of performers coming to Nashville for the 17th Annual AmericanaFest is growing with several new additions. Now scheduled to play sets during the annual roots music gathering scheduled for September 20th – 25th are John Prine, Amanda S... more info

Guardian Music — The alternative country star has a new psychedelic jam band, Hard Working Americans – and he’s still retained the respect of Nashville’s old guardLong before Jack White and the Black Keys hit Nashville, Todd Snider was a one-man ... more info

Popdose — I’ve always been obsessed with songs that mention my hometown of Omaha and it seems songwriters are obsessed with mentioning Omaha in their songs. Waylon Jennings, Tom Waits, Gary Louris, Bob Seger, Moby Grape, John Prine, Counting Crows, They M... more info