Ryan Upchurch is making noise in a whole new lane with his rock band, The Dixielanders. After dominating country rap, he’s diving deep into southern rock with tracks like “Flame & Halo” and “Massacre,” showing fans a heavier, grittier side. This isn’t just a side hustle—it’s a full-blown genre shift. With roots in his Creeker albums, The Dixielanders prove Upchurch isn’t bound by labels—he’s rewriting the rules of independence, one riff at a time.

In a recent phone call that we had with Cliffy himself, we explore the evolution of his career beyond his tenure as Upchurch's DJ. This...

Blue Moon Ent. has announced that Ryan Upchurch has canceled his upcoming show in Dallas Texas at Gas Monkey Bar and Grill. Below is a...

Ryan is beyond pissed off to say the least. This Tuesday turned into not only a breach of his peace of mind, but also the fact that what...

The Country Rap Community was shocked to hear the news that one of thier own musicians had passed away. Thomas Alan Herring, also known...

There is a rather interesting conversation to be had about this topic, and we would love to hear what y'all think. Make sure to leave a...

In no way whatsoever is Ryan Upchurch and Creek Squad a sellout. Better yet, they are sold out! That's right, Upchurch has managed to...

When Country Rap News first began, I was asked to take on the challenge of researching the origins of the Country Rap genre. I read a lot...