Randall King acknowledges his flaws and is grateful for the woman who overlooks them and loves him anyway in his latest song, “Baby Do.” “I can be real hard to handle / Whenever I get off my chain / Man, I’ve always been a gamble / But damn, she loves to play that game,” sings King
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Carrie Underwood has been a consistent mainstay in the mainstream country music world for over 15 years. In fact, next to Dolly Parton, she’s arguably the most recognizable female country artist on the planet. She’s already made quite the career for herself, racking up a staggering seven Grammy’s, twelve Billboard Music Awards, fifteen ACM Awards,
Former RuPaul’s Drag Race competitor Ginger Minj knew just who she needed to star in her music video for her cover of Garth Brooks’ “Friends in Low Places”: her friends and family. The new clip is premiering exclusively on The Boot; press play below to watch. Nearly two dozen loved ones and pals appear in Minj’s new
Welp, so much for that. Just a couple days ago, we shared an article announcing a whole mess of great openers that Colter would be hitting the road with this fall. Vincent Neil Emerson, Red Shahan, Summer Dean, Riddy Arman and more, it was shaping up to be one helluva tour. And now today, Colter
Jet Jurgensmeyer‘s new single “Compassion” is a reminder to treat others with the same kindness, empathy and understanding we’d like to be shown ourselves, and an acoustic rendition of the song puts the emphasis fully on that message. The new performance clip is premiering exclusively via The Boot; press play below to listen. Jurgensmeyer, still a
Two days ago, we got the news that Hardy is dropping Hixtape Vol. 2, a follow up to his highly popular collaborative album, Hixtape Vol. 1. Featuring artists like Tracy Lawrence and Joe Diffie, Jake Owen, Morgan Wallen, Lauren Alaina, guitar legend Zakk Wylde and a ton more, Volume 1 featured collaborations with a ton of friends
Allie Dunn‘s debut single, “Tom Petty,” pinpoints the moment a relationship a relationship falls apart. It’s a song on the radio that starts everything in motion — but there’s so much more underneath the surface. “”Tom Petty” is a song I hold close to my heart because it was the first song I ever co-wrote in
Ashley Monroe is one strong lady. A couple months ago, she was diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer and has pretty much stayed off of social media since then in terms of posting and updating fans on her personal life, and understandably so. But, she recently sat down with Rolling Stone and gave
Jeremy Ivey and Margo Price‘s “All Kinds of Blue” is a quirky love song. The husband-and-wife pair, both solo artists, recently released the new track, along with an accompanying music video. “All Kinds of Blue” is a longtime favorite of Price’s, who says that she once convinced Ivey to play it impromptu for John Prine. ”That
Music Artist Coties Shakes-Up the Trap Scene with Fresh Sound & an Inspiring Philosophy in Life Born and raised in San Diego, California, Coties views his art as a New Age West Coast Trap-influenced sound. Visiting downtown San Diego and experiencing the automotive culture from a young age truly influenced Coties to create breathtaking experiences—much
It’s release week for Kacey Musgraves, and on Friday, the whole world will finally get to hear Star-Crossed. She also announced last week that she’ll be hitting the road in early 2022 for her “Star-Crossed: Unveiled” tour. But she’s not just putting out a new album and going on tour. Along with all the new
Alt-country singer-songwriter Lydia Loveless has shared two new songs, “You’re Leaving Me” and “Let’s Make Out.” They’re her first new music since the release of her 2020 album, Daughter, which earned praise from NPR Music, Pitchfork, Stereogum and more. “You’re Leaving Me” is introspective and plaintive, and was recorded during early sessions for Daughter in Chicago, Ill. As Loveless says,
What a homecoming for Luke Combs. This past weekend, Luke played his first-ever headlining stadium concert, and he did it at Kidd Brewer Stadium on the campus of his alma mater, Appalachian State University. Playing to a sold-out crowd of over 32,000 at his alma mater in his home state, Luke told the crowd about
One of the musical superiors of all time, Randy Edelman has recently unmasked his post pandemic, anthemic song “Comin’ Out the Other Side” via Tribeca Records, a SohoJohnny enterprise. The spirit of the song must be applauded, especially as the planet slowly recovers from a biological Armageddon. Much of the world’s agony can be erased
Country music has had a longstanding relationship with the working class. The voice of the common man, over the years country music has given us blue collar anthems like Merle Haggard’s “Workin’ Man Blues,” Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5,” Johnny Paycheck’s “Take This Job & Shove It,” Alabama’s “Forty Hour Week,” and a ton more.
Confession time: I’ve been sleeping on Paul Cauthen and man oh man do I have regrets… I knew the name, had seen him in the “Fans Also Like” section on Spotify, but I had never listened to any of his music for some reason. Then, “Cocaine Country Music” came on after listening to some Joshua
Simpler times. Nothing like waking up on a lovely Sunday morning, and flipping on some country tunes to quell that hangover pounding around in your head after you spent an entire Saturday drinking beer and watching college football. And the soundtrack to your sweet relief? A little ditty straight out of the hollers of Kentucky.
You mean Kane Brown was the most boring guest in the history of College GameDay? SHOCKED… Yesterday, it was announced that real Georgia Bulldogs fan and pretend country music singer, Kane Brown would be the guest picker on Week 1 of College GameDay. Naturally, fans were not happy… Utilizing the obligatory “hope he doesn’t get
I really wish The Golden Saw Music Hall Series went all year long. There’s just something so intriguing about not only the history of the venue itself (Riley’s great-grandparents old house-turned-music hall), but getting to hear the stories of the songs and how they came to be straight from the writers in an intimate setting.
Fans of both Jimmie Allen and high school football can rejoice. The country star’s new song, “Big in a Small Town,” can be heard as the theme song for the new Netflix series Titletown High, which premiered on Friday (Aug. 27). “I grew up in a small town. Whether it’s football, a dream you have … everything you