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A powerful performance. Of course, every time this date on the calendar rolls around in September, it’s a time to reflect and remember those we lost on the tragic day that is 9/11. A horribly dark, sad day in our country that forever changed the trajectory of all of our lives, especially those who are

A number one album filled with number one hits. On this day in 1987, Randy Travis was topping the charts with his monumental album Always & Forever. The album, released on May 7th of 1987, was Travis’ second country record via Warner Bros. Records. The album was recorded the year before at StarGem and Audio Media

Emo cowgirl on the road. Today, Megan Moroney’s announced her headlining 2025 Am I Okay? tour, named for her recent sophomore album. The run will kick off in March in Canada, and end in August in Boston, Massachusetts, and while no openers have been announced quite yet, Meg said she will be crossing off some

So nice, Whiskey Myers had to do it twice. Everyone’s favorite country-rock band had so much fun with their acoustic tour last year that they’ve decided to run it back and do it again. Last year’s Whiskey Myers & Friends – Stripped Down Tour featured a select number of acoustic shows in the month of

We’ve been waiting on this one. Treaty Oak Revival has not slowed down since the release of their 2023 album Have A Nice Day. Being on the road non-stop, their rowdy energy draws fans from near and far to see the West Texas group belt out their hits. Although Have A Nice Day satiated fans

With football season here, I have to entertain myself with combining the fall sport with my love of country music. So I did some research and took to Instagram to ask some of my favorite country artists who they’re rooting for this season (and every season). Gavin Adcock – “Falcons Sadly” His words I promise.

Dierks Bentley ROCKED Bridgestone Arena last night during a stop there for the Gravel & Gold Tour. The country star has always had his own, unique way of doing things. That’s probably why he was the only ever artist to be banned from the Grand Ole Opry before he ever performed there on stage (he

Who needs Taylor Swift’s endorsement when you’ve got the Redneck Woman? Of course Taylor hasn’t endorsed anybody yet, but it’s widely expected that she’s going to throw her name behind Vice President Kamala Harris at some point before the November election. And that’s not really a surprise. When it comes to celebrity endorsements, most of

Gary LeVox ready to break the bedazzled jeans back out? Rascal Flatts had their farewell tour canceled back in 2020 because of COVID, after announcing at the beginning of the year that they would be going their separate ways. Well concerts finally started coming back the next year, but ultimately the farewell tour was canceled

The perfect song to fire up going into the weekend. Jon Pardi is back and better than ever. After taking some time away from the recording studio to settle into the role of Dad for his two baby girls, he’s itching to make new music. The California native teased a saucy new single across social

Rising artist Jeane Marie releases her new single “Can’t Stop Sped Up – Sped Up” under 3RD Eye Recordings, led by CEO Rodney “K-R.O.K.” Gilcreast. The track adds to her growing list of dynamic music releases. Jeane Marie Releases New Single “Can’t Stop Sped Up – Sped Up” with 3RD Eye Recordings Jeane Marie, known

Well, that was short-lived. If you follow Zach Bryan on Twitter, you might have seen the Eagles fan share a post shortly after reactivating his account, making a statement regarding his football commentary. ZB is no stranger to a Twitter rant, often going on late-night conversations, sharing random thoughts, or answering fans’ questions. Last football

Another duet from Riley Green and Ella Langley. The duo is having massive success with their virally popular hit “You Look Like You Love Me,” and now, they’re ready to put out a new one that will be featured on Riley’s forthcoming third studio album, Don’t Mind If I Do. They announced on Instagram earlier that

A perfect tribute. About a week or so ago, Lukas Nelson played a headlining show in Jackson, Wyoming and he brought out a very special guest to perform “Blue Sky” with him in Duane Betts, who is of course the son of the late, great Dickey Betts, who passed away in April. He’s also the frontman

Miracle GA and Sam Peezy’s album “Limitless” dropped on August 30, 2024, and is already making waves! It’s now in the running for GRAMMY® consideration for “Best Rap Album” at the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards! Miracle GA & Sam Peezy’s “Limitless” Snags GRAMMY® Consideration Just Days After Release Miracle GA and producer Sam Peezy have

Does anybody even care about the “song of the summer?” I didn’t even realize it was an official thing until yesterday. I always thought it was just a social media thing, people saying “Oh, that’s the song of the summer.” But apparently not, because yesterday Billboard announced that Post Malone and Morgan Wallen‘s duet “I Had Some

Marty Stuart is sharing a larger part of himself with the world. The famed country music singer and songwriter is an integral name in the industry. But outside of his accolades on the stage, Stuart is just like us at the core and is a massive fan of the genre in general. Stuart has dedicated

Blake Shelton and his label are splitting up after 23 years. The country star had been with Warner Music Nashville ever since the release of his 2003 album The Dreamer. That project was the second that Shelton ever put out, as his debut album (the self-titled Blake Shelton) was put out in 2001 underneath Giant

Taking the Dolly Parton approach. Miranda Lambert is gearing up to release her new album Postcards from Texas, and she recently appeared on Bunnie XO’s Dumb Blonde podcast to talk about the new music, as well as her childhood in Texas, marriage to Brendan McLoughlin and so much more. And she also opened up a little about

Could Jelly Roll be tapped to play the Super Bowl Halftime Show? It’s still early to make the call for the big performance, but there’d certainly be a large grouping of fans that would happily watch Jelly Roll bring his anthemic, stadium-filling sound to the Super Bowl. And if he did, that would obviously open