How Little Big Town Became Country Music’s Most Unconventional Band
In a genre dominated by forgettable hits by young male stars, a mixed-gender vocal group of fortysomethings are writing and recording new classics
Karen Fairchild’s son has a question for his mom: “Is soundcheck finished?”
“Not yet babe, I wish,” says Fairchild, standing onstage at Carnegie Hall, where her band Little Big Town have been running through vocal arrangements and stage directions for a performance that evening. “It’s almost done,” she reassures her child, who’s been patiently waiting in the otherwise eerily empty esteemed theater. The quartet has been soundchecking for over an hour.
In a genre dominated by forgettable hits by young male stars, a mixed-gender vocal group of fortysomethings are writing and recording new classics
Karen Fairchild’s son has a question for his mom: “Is soundcheck finished?”
“Not yet babe, I wish,” says Fairchild, standing onstage at Carnegie Hall, where her band Little Big Town have been running through vocal arrangements and stage directions for a performance that evening. “It’s almost done,” she reassures her child, who’s been patiently waiting in the otherwise eerily empty esteemed theater. The quartet has been soundchecking for over an hour.
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