Playlists

Songs to cry to. Because sometimes, days are tough. Sometimes, the weeks are even tougher. We’ve shone a lot of light on what’s at the end of the tunnel, but today it’s the turn of …

This is summer anthems. This one is for the festival-goers. It’s for the bright days and brighter nights full of friends, booze and music. It’s for campfire singalongs and top-down roadtrips. It’s for singing along …

A little late, but don’t hold it against me! You loved the first installment so I’m back with part two. For our 55th weekly playlist, you chose country gals 2.0. Much like part one, this playlist …

An overwhelming result for coffeehouse vibes this week means that our 54th weekly playlist is perfect for those long mornings that stretch into lazy afternoons with a bottomless cup and a good book. I can’t wait …

Year 2 is off with a bang – we’re starting with a little blues.   The origin of country music as we know it is heavily rooted in blues. The music traditions can be traced …

Well friends, we’ve made it. This week marks a whole year of Three Chords and our 52nd weekly playlist! To celebrate, you’ve chosen days of gold – quite aptly, considering the unseasonably warm weather we’ve enjoyed …

This week’s playlist was another overwhelming win – this time, you chose dark country! This playlist has some seriously moody vibes. I started this playlist by collating a list of blues-country songs. That became blues-rock, and …

This week’s tie was broken by Dom from Country Chat – thanks Dom! Dom chose fired up and feisty which is a playlist I’ve been working on for almost a year – as you’ll see when …

Eagle-eyed followers might have noticed no poll this week. That’s because I really wanted to share this playlist – this week, especially. In honour of International Women’s Day last Monday, my #OutlawHour show over on …

In this week’s weekly playlist, we’re celebrating one of my all-time favourites. This woman was not only my introduction to country music, but my introduction to loving music, in all its forms. I still remember the …