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Steve Earle Gallery Spotlight: Seattle, WA - Jan. 22, 2010

Last month, veteran singer/songwriter Steve Earle was nominated for a Grammy Award for his lastest album, "Townes," an ode to his mentor, the late Townes Van Zandt, that scored him a No. 6 debut spot on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart last spring.

Union Labor Day fest planned during Republican National Convention

Tom Morello, Steve Earle, Mos Def and Allison Moorer will perform at the "Take Back Labor Day Festival" Sept. 1 at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul, MN. Lupe Fiasco, Billy Bragg and Atmosphere also will perform at the show, which is being sponsored by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU).

Steve Earle earns two Grammy nods, maps 2008 tour

Fresh off of nabbing a pair of Grammy nods, Steve Earle looks to continue supporting his latest album, September's "Washington Square Serenade," with an early 2008 trek.

Briefly: George Jones, Black Rob, Allison Moorer, Styx

Country great George Jones, who was hospitalized Thursday (3/30) to undergo pneumonia treatment, has been released from the hospital and is now "resting comfortably" at his Nashville home, according to his label, Bandit Records.

Steve Earle's North American jaunt stretches into April

In December blog entry, country/folk-rocker Steve Earle wrote, "I will play every city in the United States of America that will have us before we shut this tour down."

Live Review: Steve Earle and the Dukes with Allison Moorer in Los Angeles

On a rainy Friday night (2/11) in Hollywood, Virginia-born Steve Earle and his scraggly country rock band, the Dukes, were all things maverick. Earle, dressed in tan cowboy boots, dark jeans and a striped, brown workshirt, assailed the Bush Administration, urged his audience to support unions, and even deemed himself a "borderline Marxist." Welcome to Hollywood, Mr. Earle.

Steve Earle carves out more shows, Allison Moorer supports

Country/folk-rocker Steve Earle has piled another batch of dates onto his early-2005 schedule, and he's now scheduled to visit about 20 U.S. cities in January and February.

More U.S. dates ahead for Steve Earle

Steve Earle is wrapping up 2004 with a European tour, but the country-music maverick will be back in the U.S. to open 2005 with a new round of dates.