
Todd Snider, a singer whose thoughtfully freewheeling tunes and cosmic-stoner songwriting made him a beloved figure in American roots music, has died. He was 59. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. His record label said Saturday in a statement posted to his social media accounts that Snider died Friday.
Main Idea: Todd Snider, the alt-country singer-songwriter known for his sharp and funny writing, has died at 59.
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Todd Snider’s death means fans and small music venues lose a well-known voice, which can hurt local shows and related sales.
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Mentioned as part of the songwriting figures who mentored or influenced Snider.
Mentioned for signing Snider to his label and helping launch his career.
Mentioned as an artist who mentored Snider and whose label released some of Snider’s best-known work.
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Cited as a reporting source and reviewer of Snider’s work.
Briefly mentioned as an artist who recorded Snider’s songs.
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Briefly mentioned as an artist who recorded Snider’s songs.