Today (October 4), Hayes & The Heathens—the musical marriage of Hayes Carll and the Band of Heathens—released their self-titled debut album. The eight-track collection features seven songs written by ...

They fittingly released the first single “Nobody Dies from Weed” on April 19. Written by Carll and Driver Williams, the song leans strongly into the sound that the singer/songwriter has cultivated ...

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 ...

Singer-songwriter Hayes Carll’s witty and moving songs have evoked comparisons to John Prine, Townes Van Zandt and other giants of the genre. Credit: Shutterstock / Sterling Munksgard When it comes to ...

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 ...

Singer/songwriter Hayes Carll stopped by the 91.9 WFPK studio before his show in Louisville and talked to me about his new album We're Only Human. It's his 10th record and like the other 9, it's ...

Hayes Carll refers to “Times Like These” as “my pandemic anthem,” which is a curious distinction since he first released the song more than a year ago. But time has felt differently over the past six ...

Texas-born Nashville singer-songwriter Hayes Carll cut his ninth album We’re Only Human in Austin with producer and guitarist Gordy Quist, who is a member of long-running Americana group The Band of ...

Texas-born singer/songwriter Hayes Carll is one of those cult phenomenon “songwriter’s songwriter” types whose talents are widely praised but who still can be seen in reasonably sized venues where you ...

“There’s a million ways to make grave, but nobody dies from weed,” sing Hayes Carll and the Band of Heathens in multi-part harmony on their new song, “Nobody Dies From Weed.” Just in time for 4/20, ...