Steve's first "Austin City Limits" performance abounds in the obstreperous spirit and biting wit that made his 1986 LP "Guitar Town" such a striking debut. This performance—on DVD (with bonus CD) or... more

In the wake of Earle's Grammy-nominated album I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive comes this brand-new one—his first Steve Earle & the Dukes album since '87 (there are some "duchesses" here, too:... more

This 2013 follow-up to 2011's Grammy-nominated "I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive" traverses rock 'n' roll, country and Americana across a stellar set of songs. Some of these rock with grit,... more

Produced by Mr. T Bone Burnett, this is Earle's first collection of new songs since 2007's Grammy-winning Washington Square Serenade. His Grammy-nominated This City (as heard in the HBO series Treme)... more

It takes an artist of Earle's caliber to do a Townes Van Zandt tribute justice (of course, it helps that Townes was Steve's friend and mentor). Earle gets inside the songs even as he employs... more

When Steve Earle stepped onto the Austin City Limits stage on November 12, 2000, it had been 14 years since his first appearance in 1986. In between it must've seemed like he had lived several... more

Earle looks back at his Tennessee years and marvels over his new life in the Big Apple on this 2007 album. John Medeski plays a wide range of keyboards, and drum loops join all the acoustic... more