Music

Here we go, y’all… I’ll try to make this introduction short and sweet, because I think many of you know exactly how it feels to deal with f*ckboys on a daily basis, and unfortunately, there’s really only so much you can to do avoid them. Even the most unsuspecting man can turn out to be

Jon Pardi goes beachside for his fun and flirty “Tequila Little Time” music video. The summer-friendly clip sees the country star playing the role of bartender at the Flora-Bama Yacht Club in Orange Beach, Fla. When a distraught young woman walks in, asking to hang up flyers advertising her lost dog, Cowboy, Pardi tries to bring a smile

Man, just look at the glorious mullet. I mean, would Billy Ray Cyrus be proud, or would Billy Ray Cyrus be proud? The Voice hopeful Kenzie Wheeler took the stage tonight for a cover of Brooks & Dunn’s 2003 hit, “Red Dirt Road.” And while the song itself was pretty good, it can’t hold a

Brooke Eden is done hiding her real-life love story. Her new “Got No Choice” music video stars the singer and her girlfriend, Hilary Hoover, showing the pair enjoying a carefree day on the water. “Two months ago, you had me hooked at ‘hello’,” Eden sings, confessing that the connection she felt was immediate. That was

Country music star Riley Green recently teamed up with former UFC fighter Chad Mendes to help make the hunt of a lifetime a reality for a 15 year old battling cancer, thanks to Halo Waterfowl and MTN OPS. 15 year old Mason Ferulli is one of the toughest kids on the planet, already winning 3

Caroline Jones revisits the glory days of ’90s country in her fun new video for “Come In (But Don’t Make Yourself Comfortable)” …but with a really interesting twist. The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has been riding out the COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand, where she moved to pursue a romantic relationship with a sailor on the

Coal: Powering the world and good country music. Okay, maybe not the most universally accepted slogan, but there’s definitely something to the magic of music coming out the the coal region of the country, specifically Kentucky. From legends like John Prine and Loretta Lynn, to modern stars like Tyler Childers and Sturgill Simpson, to the

Anderson East‘s smooth new single, “Madelyn,” previews his upcoming album, Maybe We Never Die. The singer-songwriter dropped the song in early April, more than four months ahead of the record’s Aug. 20 release date. Maybe We Never Die will be the Grammy-nominated East’s fifth studio album and his third under Elektra/Low Country Sound, a label within Warner

Randy Houser and Jamey Johnson… two of the best vocalists in the business. The duo, who had been touring together earlier this year, played the Grand Ole Opry together last night, and by God did they crush it. They kicked things off with a knockout, stripped down performance of “Evangeline,” the final track from Randy’s

Chase Likens‘ debut single is a twangy reminder that the cure for what ails you is to go get lost in the country. Readers can press play below to hear “Rub a Little Dirt on It,” premiering exclusively on The Boot. Written by Roger Springer, Carson Chamberlain and Wade Kirby, and produced by Kevin Beamish, “Rub a

Ashley McBryde has been releasing live performances of her songs from her new EP, Never Will: Live From A Distance. She’s already put out a few in the lead up to the release on May 28th, like “Shut Up Sheila“, and I can’t wait to have the whole thing out so I add it all

Alan Jackson stays country with “I Can Be That Something,” his new song. The country legend offers the type of classic country heartbreak song that one would hear pouring out of an old fashioned jukebox in a honky-tonk. The song finds Jackson setting himself up as a shoulder to cry on for a heartbroken woman whose lover left

The world is healing. Live music is picking back up. And the Kinfolk are reuniting. Everybody’s favorite Appalachian jam band, Sundy Best, has officially metaphorically kissed and musically made up much to the delight of all us Kinfolk, the band’s dedicated fanbase. For the first time in a few years, the band played live shows

Walker Hayes and Jake Owen get into “Country Stuff” in Hayes’ new single. The track finds the singers raising a glass to all the “country stuff” they love: old blue jeans, mud on their tires, guitars and dirt roads. “You know, country stuff,” they chant at the end of the chorus. The melody leans into Hayes’

Things got exotic down in Texas this week with Koe Wetzel, Kolby Cooper, and Pecos Hurley. And we’re not just talking about the dancers that those boys may or may not have thrown some dollar bills at during some point in their lives. We’re talking about the hunting action. Texas has become a hot spot

Singer-songwriter Harper Grae and her wife Dawn Gates are expecting their first child together this summer — a joyous moment for the couple, though also a bittersweet milestone for Grae, who suffered a late-term miscarriage nearly a decade ago. Her new “Still Your Mother” music video, premiering exclusively on Taste of Country, is for anyone

Chase Field… where love goes to die. Remember that couple who went to the Diamondbacks game as their second date? A friend tweeted out to the teams Twitter page, asking them to find the couple and put the couple on the big screen. Luckily, the camera crew was able to scope the two out, do

Adam Sanders hopes his new song “Do What We Do” will become an anthem. The singer and songwriter took an unconventional approach to writing this track from his upcoming album. A new music video — premiering exclusively on Taste of Country — shows what he’s after. Veteran songwriter Brice Long (Randy Houser, Gary Allan, Jon Pardi)

Y’all want country? Here it is. In its most perfectly imperfect form. Add in a heaping dash of Texas twang for good measure, and you have the the long-awaited final project that is The Marfa Tapes from Miranda Lambert, Jon Randall and Jack Ingram. It’s FINALLY out today, and I hardly even know where to

Craig Gerdes tells his own love story in his new song “I Could Get Used to This.” The single, due out on Friday (May 7), is premiering exclusively on The Boot. “From the opening lyric, this song is entirely true,” Gerdes tells The Boot. As the song details, the singer and songwriter married his high