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14 October, 2025Print
Margo Price Releases Scorching Studio Recording of Bob Dylan's "Maggie's Farm"
See Her Perform It Live at Farm Aid with Billy Strings & Jesse Welles: HERE
North American Tour Extended Into 2026, In Support of New Album Hard Headed Woman
After delivering show-stopping performances of the song at Farm Aid with Billy Strings and Jesse Welles, and Newport Folk Festival with John C. Reilly, Margo Price has officially released her scorching new studio recording of Bob Dylan's "Maggie's Farm,"out today on Loma Vista Recordings. Having first debuted 60 years ago in 1965, as part of Dylan's Bringing It All Back Home, Price repurposes the track's defiant message for the present. Howling into the height of her vocal range, she and her band tear through a barn-burning shuffle of blistering guitar licks, pedal steel, screaming harmonica solos and countrified rock.
Listen to Margo Price's version of "Maggie's Farm," see her live rendition at Farm Aid, and watch the visualizer: HERE
"Maggie's Farm" follows Margo Price's release of Hard Headed Woman, one of "the year's defining country albums" (Rolling Stone), and an exquisite, timeless collection of songs that reconnect with her roots. For nearly a decade, Margo Price has created a lane where independent-minded, insurgent country music can exist and thrive alongside the mainstream, and at its core, Hard Headed Woman is about that furious instinct to never waver – especially when our values and future are so clearly on the line.
Reunited with producer Matt Ross-Spang (Midwest Farmer's Daughter, All American Made), and recorded in the historic RCA Studio A, Hard Headed Woman captures Margo Price at her wisest, funniest, toughest and most vulnerable, as she "rocks the 'outlaw country' label as hard as anyone in the game" (Pitchfork). The album features duets with Tyler Childers and Jesse Welles, contributions from Kris Kristofferson and Rodney Crowell, and a Waylon Jennings song that his widow, Jessi Colter, urged her to sing, as the music traces Price's journey from dive bars to tour buses, through parenthood and marriage, scrutiny and sacrifice in a place that prizes uniformity and the bottom line. It's country music as only Price can make it: free of rules, cherishing tradition, hard headed but with a delicate beating heart.
In recent weeks, Margo Price shared a new video for "Love Me Like You Used To Do" (feat. Tyler Childers), delivered a prescient performance of "Don't Let The Bastards Get You Down" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! just hours before the show was pulled off the air, hosted an intimate night at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, and announced the next leg of her Wild At Heart Tour, bringing the music of Hard Headed Woman to a run of nearly 50 shows that will now extend through 2026. Find the full list below, and tickets at margoprice.net/tour.
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Praise For Hard Headed Woman
"Classic country, wisecracks and crisp storytelling...Her singing may be the best she's ever put to tape. In fact, she sounds reinvigorated"
Los Angeles Times
"She rocks the 'outlaw country' label as hard as anyone in the game"
Pitchfork
"An artist unafraid of expressing frank truths, championing equality, and speaking out against societal and political injustices"
Billboard
"Margo Price is her own kind of outlaw…further adds to a catalog that unapologetically takes on the status quo"
Rolling Stone
"Her mission with the music is to be true to herself…She is extraordinarily quotable"
NPR Music
"As much a student of country's rich history as she is a fan of its fearless rule breakers...committed to pouring both extreme craft and care into every song she writes"
Broken Record
"One of the best country albums so far this year...retrenching, revitalizing, entertaining, and important"
Saving Country Music
"The latest addition to an already fantastic catalog...the heartfelt duet with Tyler Childers is an exceptional example of a collaboration where the partner truly elevates the song"
Country Central
"'Don't Let The Bastards Get You Down' is as snarky and fun as a song could get"
Stereogum
"Defiant and wise; tough yet vulnerable; topical but timeless; and at the end of the day, distinctly Margo Price"
Holler
"One of the most interesting country artists today"
American Songwriter
"'Don't Let the Bastards Get You Down' boasts an all-time great chorus that can — and should — be used to snarl away small-minded people who ask you to compromise"
Taste of Country
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