Artists Celebrate American Songbook in 'Songs of U.S.' Series
Originally published Jun 2, 2026
By Chris Willman · Variety
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Key points
- The 'Songs of U.S.' video series celebrates the American songbook as part of the nation's 250th birthday.
- Featured artists include Grace Potter, Amy Grant, Mickey Guyton, Linda Perry, and Old Crow Medicine Show.
- The series combines musical performances with discussions on the cultural significance of American songs.
- Participants explore how these songs have shaped and reflected the country's identity over time.
- More artists are expected to join the series, with further announcements to come.
'Songs of U.S.' is a video series exploring the American songbook to commemorate the nation's 250th birthday. The series features artists like Grace Potter, Amy Grant, Mickey Guyton, Linda Perry, and Old Crow Medicine Show, who perform and discuss the significance of classic American tunes. Through music and conversation, the project highlights the cultural impact of these songs and their role in shaping the country's identity. Additional participants are set to be announced, with the series aiming to celebrate the enduring legacy of American music.
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