Posts tagged Academy of Country Music
🎸 Top 10 Faith-Infused Country Songs: The ACM’s All-Time Best Honorees 🔌
🎸 Top 10 Faith-Infused Country Songs: The ACM’s All-Time Best Honorees 🔌

Sure, drinking and cheating songs characterize a whole lot of the country music genre, known for its roots in working-class, blue-collar American life. But faith, too, infuses many Nashville hits, as illustrated by the 60th annual Academy of Country Music Awards.

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Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, Religion News, Opinion, Christianity, Arts & CultureBobby Ross Jr.Bobby Ross Jr., faith and country, country, country music, Academy of Country Music, Dirt Cheap, Cody Johnson, 60th annual ACM awards, Pope Leo XIV, Christopher White, National Catholic Reporter, Texas Rangers, Detroit Tigers, music, art and culture, God
🎤 Preach It, Jelly Roll: Emotional Singer Celebrates Another Big Award 🔌
🎤 Preach It, Jelly Roll: Emotional Singer Celebrates Another Big Award 🔌

Jelly Roll is on a roll. The “Son of a Sinner” artist — whose songs feature raw, religious  lyrics that wrestle with his troubled past — won another big award on Thursday night.

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Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, Religion News, OpinionBobby Ross Jr.Bobby Ross Jr., Jelly Roll, Academy of Country Music, country music, entertainment, County Music Association, CMT Music Awards, Save Me, Son of a Sinner, Need A Favor