Music

Merry Christmas Eve, y’all. I hope you’re spending the day however you want, whether that’s with friends and family, somewhere beautiful on vacation, or something completely different, it’s the second most festive day of the year, and that’s important. Y’all know how I feel about Christmas music (it’s not my favorite), but there is one

Christmas came early for Morgan Wallen fans. The country superstar teased a new song on Instagram a few minutes ago, and of course, there’s already tons of comments from fans begging him to release it and saying how much they like it. It’s the first new music he’s teased in a while, and while a

“My Favorite Things” is not a Christmas song. Sure, there’s some lines that reference winter and presents but is the criteria for a Christmas song that low? Someone, somewhere, at some point made a decision to play the Sound of Music number as the end of December drew near and now we’ve all been relegated to

This works scarily well. I am a sucker for a good mashup. Whether it’s Taylor Hunnicutt ripping it to “When The Rain Comes Down,” mixed with “Waymore’s Blues,” or 50 Cent using AI to create a country-sounding mashup of “In Da Club” and Conway Twitty, I will fall in love every time. Something about hearing

Read Southall’s career might have looked very different had he not been thrown off the back of a bull more than once. Read Southall sat down with the legendary bull rider JB Mauney during the National Rodeos Finals. (Now is the appropriate time to think about the sound bite, “He’s a $7 million bull rider.”

Everybody has their own Christmas traditions, and for most of us, it usually involves time together with your family, perhaps extended family, Christmas cookies and opening presents, maybe a special meal, some egg nog, singing Christmas carols, watching Christmas Vacation or Home Alone… you know, all the regular stuff. And maybe your life is like

There will never be another Intimidator. Pretty much any NASCAR fan will tell you that the sport hasn’t been the same since we lost Dale Earnhardt. The seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion passed away in a crash on the last lap of the Daytona 500 on February 18, 2001. And since then, the sport has

Country music super star Lainey Wilson is all about authenticity. She leaned on her own authentic self even when it wasn’t directly translating into success. Believe it or not, it took the “Heart Like A Truck” singer over 10 years to finally break through into the country music industry. Once she did though, Lainey never

Stephen Wilson Jr. is a big fan of the legendary Willie Nelson. And who isn’t really? The 91-year-old has made a career on being his unapologetic, country-music-playing self. I think we can all look at the career he’s had – and the legacy he’s weaved together – and learn a lot of “hero worthy” things

You just had to know Zach Bryan wasn’t going to let this year end without putting a little musical stamp on things, didn’t you? Over the past few years, few artists have released as much music as Zach Bryan. In fact, only Willie Nelson and Charley Crockett have released more songs associated with an album,

Nothing but high praise for the leader of No Shoes Nation. Megan Moroney is reflecting on her stellar 2024 year. From entering her blue era with the release of her sophomore record, Am I Okay?, supporting Kenny Chesney on a massive stadium tour to crushing a shoey on her first tour Down Under, Megan Moroney

When you get a chance to meet a president, you take it. Jelly Roll recently had the opportunity to meet President-Elect Donald Trump recently, when the “Son Of A Sinner” singer was seen on video greeting Trump, Elon Musk and Kid Rock at UFC 309. 🚨BREAKING: LEGENDARY SINGER JELLY ROLL JUST GREETED PRESIDENT TRUMP WITH

Toby probably wasn’t the guy you wanted to mess with. The legendary Toby Keith passed away back in February after a two-year battle with stomach cancer, and since then his friends and colleagues have come forward with some incredible memories and stories of the Big Dog Daddy. And it seems like they can all be

The story behind the viral hit. This week, Ella Langley appeared on the God’s Country podcast, and she talked a lot about her viral hit with Riley Green, “You Look Like You Love Me.” Ella co-wrote most of it with Aaron Ratiere, while Riley came up with the words for his second verse later on, after Ella

Garth Brooks and his team of lawyers were unable to speed up the justice system. The country music superstar was trying his best to expedite the resolution – or at least the movement towards it – of the shocking accusations that he’s currently facing.  In case you somehow missed the shocking allegations, Garth has been

Getting pretty candid. In his newly-released The Anthology Part IV: Going Home that came out in early December, Garth Brooks got candid about moving back to Oklahoma when his daughters were very young. He retired from music in 2000, making the decision to go raise his kids in his home state with his first wife,

Theo Von impersonating Jelly Roll has to be one of my favorite moments from the year. It’s no secret by now that Jelly Roll‘s acceptance speeches are three minutes or less of a church sermon. Jelly knows how to get the people going during his speeches and has established himself as one of the best

Starting a petition. Each year, we get Christmas records or at least a few holiday-inspired songs from country music artists. Koe Wetzel is a great artist of someone who has leaned into the Christmas scene with their sound through his Wetzel’s Wonderland projects. Zach Top covered Dolly Parton’s “Hard Candy Christmas” last year, and Jon

Happy with the results, eh? I don’t think it’s really any secret which way Cody Johnson leans politically. The cowboy from Texas been outspoken in the past about his support for law enforcement and our military, his patriotism for his country, and his disgust with the mainstream media for trying to divide our country. Each

Oh, what a time that would have been. In the late ’90s and early 2000s, Oklahoma was cooking up what is now known as Red Dirt country music. Pioneers with groups like Cross Canadian Ragweed, The Great Divide, Jason Boland and the Stragglers, and more, the music these artists created would later inspire some of