Essential 2020s Southern rock

The best Southern Rock albums of the 2020s.

Where to start with 2020–2029 Southern rock — with a one-line read on why each one matters.

Top of the 2020s — Southern rock

Top picks from 2020–2029, ranked by where we would start.

Rich White Honky Blues

Hank Williams Jr.

Rich White Honky Blues

A blend of Southern rock and blues infused with Hank's signature storytelling and gritty vocal delivery.

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Homegrown

Neil Young

Homegrown

A raw and intimate collection of heartfelt ballads reflecting personal struggles and emotional landscapes.

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Talkin to the Trees

Neil Young

Talkin to the Trees

A reflective journey through vivid storytelling layered over rich acoustic melodies and evocative instrumentation.

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Strike Up the Band

Little Feat

Strike Up the Band

A vibrant blend of Southern rock and blues, infused with country roots and a touch of hard rock energy.

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1972

The Black Crowes

1972

A vibrant homage to classic rock, blending soulful vocals with gritty instrumentation and timeless melodies.

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Heavy Load Blues

Gov't Mule

Heavy Load Blues

A soulful blend of blues and southern rock that resonates with raw emotion and masterful musicianship.

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Set Sail

North Mississippi Allstars

Set Sail

A vibrant blend of Southern rock grooves and bluesy melodies that invites listeners to embark on a musical journey.

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Blood Harmony

Larkin Poe

Blood Harmony

Rich harmonies and rootsy instrumentation create an immersive blend of Americana, Southern rock, and blues-infused storytelling.

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Self Made Man

Larkin Poe

Self Made Man

'Self Made Man' highlights Larkin Poe's signature style, making it a introduction for newcomers. The album effectively balances energetic tracks with more reflective moments, providing a comprehensive view of their artistry.

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Peace... Like a River

Gov't Mule

Peace... Like a River

A soulful blend of Southern rock and blues, weaving introspective lyrics with dynamic instrumentation and a sense of resilience.

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