Album cover for Drinking In Here, a new collection of traditional drinking songs from the Lomax Archive. (Lomax Archive Label) People are drinking less these days — trending toward moderation or ...

The song's title was inspired by a real-life accident in the recording studio.

Drinking songs and country music go together like nothing else. In fact, it should be the benchmark for how other things go together: "You know, peanut butter and jelly go together like drinking songs ...

Which rock band appears more often than any other on Spotify playlists featuring "drinking songs"? That would be none other than AC/DC! Whiskey retailer Flask and Barrel recently analyzed 23,425 ...

Is the future of country music doomed because of this new statistic that was just released? According to Forbes, Gallup, who has been polling Americans about their drinking habits for over ninety ...

Generations have agreed, but now Flask & Barrel's analysis brings science into the mix, showcasing AC/DC's unparalleled influence on the vibes of drinking playlists across Spotify. With over 23,400 ...

What goes better together than a shot and a beer? That’s right: drinking and music. We know that there are few better pairings than a few brews and a few tunes. So, why not offer up a 12-pack of songs ...

Country music is well-known for its drinking songs, but they tend to focus on beer, whiskey and tequila. However, there are still quite a few country songs that mention wine, as you'll see below. The ...

If you’re not a few drinks in when these tunes come on, you might find them a little silly. But if you are, these songs are some of the most fun to raise a glass to. Written by the Warren brothers ...

People are drinking less these days, but drinking songs never go out of style. The Lomax Archive is dropping a new album of traditional songs this... These catchy old songs aren't as think as you ...

People are drinking less these days — trending toward moderation or non-alcoholic alternatives on a night out, according to recent industry reports. But songs about drinking never seem to go out of ...