Hayes Carll and the Band of Heathens light up for 4/20 with the new song "Nobody Dies From Weed." - Credit: Casen Hutton* “There’s a million ways to make grave, but nobody dies from weed,” sing Hayes ...

Hayes Carll is ready for you to hear his new record. Opening up about it, however, is another matter. “Talking about it and discussing it has always been problematic for me. I’ve always approached it ...

Hayes Carll is well known as a songwriter, but when his episode of Austin City Limits premieres on Saturday (Jan. 21), the country-roots musician will get to shine as an artist, too. Click play above ...

Hayes Carll brings his Grateful For Christmas show to the Heights Theater on Thursday, December 4 and Friday, December 5. Credit: Joshua Black Wilkins No matter where his career takes him, Hayes Carll ...

"I can't say I ever sit down with the idea of writing a record. I just generally write to write." "With You Get It All, I was just having fun writing, and at a certain point, I realized I had a pretty ...

Lovers & Leavers could be described as Hayes Carll’s first bonafide “singer-songwriter” record. For the time being, the once-rowdy singer has left behind the honky-tonk sarcasm of “She Left Me For ...

As if we haven’t heard enough news about what trouble the major labels are having and the changing business model for labels and artists, Rocks Off learned over the weekend that Hayes Carll is leaving ...

Failure has always been a favorite topic of Texas troubadour Hayes Carll. Much of the songwriting catalog he's built up over the last dozen-plus years revolves around dashed dreams, doomed romance and ...

Hayes Carll has a story that elicits a slight wince but nevertheless encapsulates why the 34-year-old Texas troubadour has clawed his way to the top of the ranks of up-and-coming singer-songwriters.

Singer-songwriter Hayes Carll performs at the Hamilton Theatre in Washington, D.C. At 22, Hayes Carll was at a turning point. The Houston native had just graduated from college last in his class. “I ...

"KMAG YOYO" is a military slang term that translates approximately to "Kiss My [You-Know-What], Guys — You're On Your Own." That message seems to have inspired country rocker Hayes Carll, a ...