A country music duo from South Africa lands an Opry debut

BIPOC
By
Forrest Sanders
October 2, 2023
Channel 5
Article

Saturday afternoon, The Franklin Theatre debuted a new documentary as part of the Nashville Film Festival. It was about country music duo Dusty & Stones. The duo was in middle Tennessee for the premiere, more than 8,700 miles away from their home of Eswatini in Southern Africa.

read
Article
Dusty and Stones
Photo Credit:

resources

decorative diamond background

Playlist

bipoc icondisabled iconlgbtq icon

Gay Ole Opry Playlist

Karen & the Sorrows have been building queer country community in Brooklyn by running the Queer Country Quarterly and the Gay Ole Opry (gayoleopry.com) since 2011. Most of these bands have come to play for us, but some we're still wishing on!

Access
decorative diamond background

Playlist

bipoc icondisabled iconlgbtq icon

Queerfolk Artists Nashville

LGBTQ+ artists | Nashville | Queerfolk shows 2021/2022

Access
decorative diamond background

Podcast

bipoc icondisabled iconlgbtq icon

Color Me Country

Hosted by Rissi Palmer, Color Me Country brings to the forefront the Black, Indigenous, and Latinx histories of country music that for too long have lived outside the spotlight and off mainstream airwaves.

Access
Explore all resources

Stay connected

The latest curated news, events, new releases and featured profiles and resources delivered to your inbox weekly.
Something went wrong. Please try again.
Thank you! Your submission has been received
BIPOC