Having built a devoted following and one of Americana's proudest discographies, Jason Isbell, who has already recorded several live albums, delivers his solo acoustic tour de force. Foxes in the Snow is a quietly powerful set that proves his songwriting muse shows no signs of deserting him anytime soon. The rising lines of the chorus hook in "Eileen" are supported by his always sharp observations: "It ended like it always ends/ Somebody crying on the phone/ You tell each other you can still be friends/ But you both know you're on your own." Atop a sturdy melody Isbell seems to mix imagination with his publicly shared marital struggles ("And now that I live to see my melodies betray me/ I'm sorry the love songs all mean different things today") in "Gravelweed," whose choruses test the upper limits of his vocal range. There's nowhere for Isbell to hide on these tales, which lays bare his voice and guitar playing.

On May 15, Jason Isbell and his wife, singer-songwriter/fiddler Amanda Shires played a concert at a mostly empty Brooklyn Bowl Nashville to celebrate the release of the Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit album, Reunions. Isbell and Shires just put out a live recording of their main set from May 15th exclusively via Bandcamp as Reunions: Live At Brooklyn Bowl Nashville.

10 year anniversary edition of Jason Isbell's landmark album, Southeastern. The deluxe 3 CD and 4 LP sets feature updated artwork, a booklet with unreleased photos/lyrics, the original album (remastered) plus demos and live versions of each album track.

"The Nashville Sound" is the follow up to 2015's critically acclaimed "Something More Than Free", which won two Grammy Awards (Best Americana Album & Best American Roots Song, 24 Frames) and two Americana Music Association Awards (Album of the Year & Song of the Year, 24 Frames). Without exaggeration, Jason Isbell has become one of the most respected and celebrated songwriters of his generation. He possesses an incredible penchant for identifying and articulation some of the deepest, yet simplest, human emotions, and turning them into beautiful poetry though song. Isbell sings of the everyday human condition with thoughtful, heartfelt, and sometimes brutal honesty, and the new album is no exception.

Jason Isbell dug into the vaults to pull out a special 2014 concert alongside his former Drive-By Truckers bandmates Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley on Friday. The concert, which took place at the Shoals Theatre in Florence, AL on June 15th, 2014, is available now on Bandcamp.

Recorded live at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO on 8/1/2021.

Recorded live at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA on 12/19/21.

Georgia Blue is a labor of love. On election day 2020, when I saw that there was a good chance the state of Georgia might go blue, I came up with an idea: to record an album of Georgia-related songs as a thank you to the state and donate the money to a Georgia based non-profit organization.

Recorded live at Moon Crush in Miramar Beach, FL on 4/30/21.

Recorded live at Macon City Auditorium on 5/18/16.

Recorded live at Mempho Fest in Memphis, TN on 10/7/17.

Recorded live at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre in St. Augustine, FL on 3/5/16.

Recorded live at the Altria Theater in Richmond, VA on 6/24/19.

Recorded live at Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville, TN on 12/31/20.

Recorded live at Paradiso in Amsterdam, Netherlands on 11/6/17.