Country music singer Megan Moroney is opening a rooftop pop-up, one of the latest artists to bring her own bar to Nashville, ...

At least eight new restaurants and bars opened in Nashville over the last month, and at least three closed. Here's the latest.

It certainly doesn't look like country superstars Ella Langley and Riley Green are lovers anymore! With Green in the midst of ...

Well Megan Moroney is the next country artist getting her own bar in Nashville – sort of. Unlike the others (except for Florida Georgia Line’s FGL House, RIP), this one’s only going to be around for a ...

Running through August, Megan Moroney's Emo Cowgirl popup rooftop bar is for sure a summer go-to. She nailed it! However, she won't be there much herself — her tour schedule is jam-packed from now ...

Country music star Megan Moroney has opened a pop-up bar at L27 Rooftop Lounge in Nashville. On June 6, the singer-songwriter performed during the opening of the bar, which is named The Emo Cowgirl.

“I’m sure the next album will have a few emo cowgirl songs, but overall, I’ve been shocked at myself,” she says. “I’m still in the creative process, but it’s been happier than I thought.

Country's favorite emo cowgirl has three pop artists at the top of her collaboration list. Megan Moroney recently told People ...

Megan’s persona on stage was a fascinating blend of contrasts. Her “Emo Cowgirl” moniker seemed at odds with her sparkly attire and bubbly personality. Emo fashion typically includes skinny jeans, ...

has branded herself as a proud “emo cowgirl,” which to her, means embodying a particular combination of wearing her heart on her sleeve and occasionally oversharing, all of which she adeptly ...

“I don’t write a whole lot of love songs,” Megan Moroney said last month, onstage at Radio City Music Hall. Fortunately, that’s not exactly true. Almost all her songs are about love ...

(which debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200), the self-described “emo cowgirl” drew on influences like John Prine and Emmylou Harris — but filtered them through the lens of a 20-something ...