Sturgill Simpson

Once christened by many as the savior of country music, Sturgill has proven time and time again that saving country music is not where his aspirations lie.

His latest endeavor will likely confuse a lot of folks, that is unless y'all just decide to accept Sturg being Sturg.

Sturgill Simpson has been bitten hard by the acting bug.

There is a new zombie flick from director Jim Jarmusch called "The Dead Don't Die," that hit theaters last weekend.

This week Sturgill Simpson turned the bluegrass up to ten for a rare performance at the Grand Ole Opry.

He kicked off his portion of the "Willie: Life & Songs of an American Outlaw” tribute show in Nashville at Bridgestone Arena saying, "It's an honor to be here tonight, it's my first time ever playing INSIDE Bridgestone."

Sturgill has made a few stops to the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, but as far as we can tell this is the only time one of his stories got animated.

Grammy winner Sturgill Simpson was on Late Night with Seth Meyers this week to promote his acting debut in the new TV series "One Dollar."

“We’re all doomed.” On Thursday August, 30th Sturgill Simpson makes his debut as a television actor.

Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, and Wheeler Walker Jr. wowed fans at the Hinterland Music Festival.