Watch our new video series, "Unbroken Circle," with Carly Pearce

New to view: Unbroken Circle, an original video series featuring singer-songwriter Carly Pearce, produced by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in support of the exhibit American Currents.

Over the course of multiple days, Pearce digs for inspiration and makes memories in the Museum's archives and galleries along with her friends and collaborators Jeannie Seely, Emily Shackelton, busbee, and Michael Ray.

Watch all four episodes now, exclusively on the Museum's YouTube channel.

Tanya Tucker and Willie Nelson have more than music and Texas roots in common—including a flair for the unexpected. Tucker started early, releasing her first Top Ten single, "Delta Dawn," in 1972, and leaving jaws agape as listeners realized the haunting tale of a haunted woman was sung by a preternaturally powerful thirteen year-old girl. Nelson tried to keep it inside the lines, but as he neared forty and returned to Texas, a long-haired hippie troubadour replaced the clean-cut Nashville songwriter, and country’s Outlaw spirit was soon turning long-cemented convention firmly (and, some say, permanently) on its head.

The 20th annual AMERICANAFEST® is nearly here! Explore the stories and sounds of Americana music through special programs at the Museum featuring performances and interviews from special guest artists, including BJ Barham, Jonathan Byrd, and Sarah Siskind; Sam Bush and Jeff Hanna; Shawn Colvin, Amythyst Kiah, and Maria Muldaur; Rodney Crowell; the Earls of Leicester; a Tribute to Doug Sahm; and Tanya Tucker. You can reserve your pass by becoming a Museum member or through day-of Museum admission. If you can't join us in person, many programs will be livestreamed.

Husband and wife songwriting duo Boudleaux and Felice Bryant wrote more than six thousand songs, recorded by artists including Eddy Arnold, Ray Charles, Elvis Costello, Bob Dylan, Red Foley, Emmylou Harris, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Nazareth, Roy Orbison, Charley Pride, Jim Reeves, and Carl Smith. This panel will include Boudleaux and Felice Bryant’s son, Del Bryant, along with songwriter Dennis Morgan, and musicians and historians Bill C. Malone and Bobbie Malone (the latter two are writing a biography on Boudleaux and Felice Bryant). Presented in support of the exhibit We Could: The Songwriting Artistry of Boudleaux and Felice Bryant. Watch the livestream.