Ian Noe releases new album with critiques of Nashville country stars

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Kentucky-born singer Ian Noe has released his third studio album, Canyon Falls Trailer Band, on September 25. The 16-track concept album follows a fictional band attempting to gain industry approval.

The album includes a closing track titled “Kickin' It In Nashville,” which serves as a critique of the modern country music industry and the city of Nashville. In the song, Noe specifically names several prominent country music artists, including Ernest, HARDY, Morgan Wallen, and Luke Combs, suggesting they lack the legacy of artists like George Jones.

Noe, known for his work in the alternative country scene, previously released the albums Between the Country in 2019 and River Fools & Mountain Saints in 2022.

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Ernest · Ian Noe · Luke Combs · Morgan Wallen · Nashville

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[● 3 SOURCES] The song name-checks artists Ernest, HARDY, Morgan Wallen, and Luke Combs. klaw.com · www.whiskeyriff.com · tasteofcountry.com
[● 3 SOURCES] The song “Kickin' It In Nashville” criticizes the current state of country music and Nashville. klaw.com · www.whiskeyriff.com · tasteofcountry.com
[● 3 SOURCES] The 16-track concept album follows a fictional band seeking industry approval. klaw.com · www.whiskeyriff.com · tasteofcountry.com
[● 3 SOURCES] Ian Noe released his third studio album, Canyon Falls Trailer Band, on Friday, Sept. 25. klaw.com · www.whiskeyriff.com · tasteofcountry.com