Angela Stefano (“Ang,” unless she’s in trouble) is the editor-in-chief of The Boot and a senior writer for Taste of Country. Based in Nashville, Tenn., but with her heart in Buffalo, N.Y., she enjoys boxing, exploring record stores and dog-sitting some very sweet pups. A graduate of Boston University’s College of Communication and a former Boston Bruins intern and game-night staffer, she also enjoys a good hockey game and often employs a good dose of Northern-bred sarcasm and self-deprecation.
Angela Stefano
Adorable Joey + Rory Moments [PICTURES]
The love between these two ...
17 Years Ago: Josh Turner’s ‘Your Man’ Goes Gold
On June 1, 2006, Josh Turner's single "Your Man" was certified gold.
Keepin’ It Country: 20 Old-School Alan Jackson Live Shots [PICTURES]
Country Music Hall of Fame-er Jackson has been performing live since starting a band after high school -- though, these days, he's performing on much bigger stages.
PICTURES: Randy Travis Through the Years
Travis endured a difficult childhood -- but he found his salvation through music.
27 Years Ago: George Strait Releases ‘Blue Clear Sky’ Album
'Clear Blue Sky' was George Strait's 16th studio album.
7 Songs You Didn’t Know Glen Campbell Played On
Did you know he played on these hits?
8 Montgomery Gentry Songs Written By Troy Gentry
The duo often cut outside tracks, but Gentry has co-writing credits on eight of their songs.
7 Years Ago: Margo Price Releases ‘Midwest Farmer’s Daughter’, Her Debut Album
On March 26, 2016, Margo Price released her debut album, 'Midwest Farmer's Daughter'.
Kenny Rogers Through the Years: From the First Edition to Country Legend
Take a look back at this country legend's incredible life.
Everything You Need to Know About the Grammy Awards Voting Process
How does the Grammy Awards voting process work? Here's a primer.
2021 CMA Awards: Chris Stapleton, Eric Church Are the Most-Nominated Artists
Both men earned nominations in five categories this year.
Interview: Lady A Found Healing in Writing New ‘What a Song Can Do’ Album
Lady A were separated for the first three months of the COVID-19 pandemic — the longest they'd been apart since forming the trio, formerly known as Lady Antebellum, in 2006.