Music

Covering Chris Stapleton is a TALL order. And let’s be honest, it’s something not many can do. Even some professionals, we’re talking artists with their own record deals and hit songs, won’t even attempt it, let alone pull it off. However, Cody Johnson is one of the few that can. In a virtual concert performance

There’s no up and coming band hotter than the Red Clay Strays right now. A relatively unknown band just several months ago, the trending five piece country rock outfit out of Mobile, Alabama has been blowing up lately. The Spotify streams are coming in at a rapid rate, and their social media following has seen

Happy wife, happy life. And Chris Stapleton is a smart man, so it sounds like this is certainly the philosophy that he lives by on a daily basis when it comes to his relationship with his lovely wife, Morgane. In an interview for Today’s Country Radio with Kelleigh Bannen on Apple Music Country, they discussed

Justin Moore is gearing up to release new music – and this one’s personal. The country star just dropped his last album, Stray Dog, this past May. And his latest single, “You Me & Whiskey,” his duet with Priscilla Block, recently became Justin’s 12th #1 single (and Priscilla’s first). But now he’s ready to drop something brand

Of course, the ultimate dream is for Post Malone to do a country album full of original songs, but a classic country covers album would be pretty damn cool too. And honestly, I think a fully original country album is probably going to happen, but in my head, I feel like there’s room (and a

I’m of the opinion that there’s no such thing as too much Lynyrd Skynyrd. But it sounds like Riley Green’s dad probably doesn’t quite agree with that sentiment… In a 2019 interview with Billboard, Riley recalled a really funny memory from his younger years, during a time when he apparently had the classic song “Sweet Home Alabama”

What a lineup. Whiskey Myers just announced the first round of their 2024 tour schedule, and it looks like it’s gonna be a helluva time. They’ll kick off the trek in Bossier City, Louisiana in March, and this run ends in May in Rogers, Arkansas. Possibly the best part, though, in addition to the incredibly

With the release of his 5th career studio album, Higher, this week, Chris Stapleton has proved again why he is the cream of the crop in our modern day country music landscape. Chris dedicated the album to his lovely bride and bandmate, Morgane Stapleton, and her response to it was all you need to know about their loving

Lost Dog Street Band is back after an extended respite from the touring life, and with a new album on the way, has announced plans to resume touring this spring. In a post made to the band’s Instagram back in June of 2022, frontman Benjamin Tod announced ambiguously that LDSB’s tour that summer would be

Sierra Ferrell is about to be on the road non-stop in 2024. The Americana Appalachian queen is on the road what feels like 24/7 as is, and she just announced a headlining tour set to take place in the spring of 2024, right before she hits the road with Zach Bryan for the opening run of

Zach Bryan continues to deliver new projects for the people. Fresh off his Grammy-nominated self-titled album and subsequent EP titled Boys Of Faith, Zach has continued to tease newly written songs on social media, but he just dropped the scoop on what I assume to be the next project he will release. A fan tweeted

Wynonna Judd has been on the road non-stop these days. Since the tragic loss of her mother and musical duo partner, Naomi Judd, Wynonna Judd has been on tour consistently. She turned The Judds: The Final Tour into a killer girl’s night out experience, bringing out some heavy-hitting names to join her on the road. With

One of the best up-and-coming artists in country music, Kolby Cooper is back with another new one. And just like most of his music, this is one you’re going to want to crank up to 10 when you turn it on. The Texas native has forged a sound that’s all his own, blending rock with

To be honest, it kind of makes me sad how little I think of and listen to Zac Brown Band these days. Growing up they were a staple of any country playlist. Sure, I still hear “Chicken Fried” every time I make my way to a bar, but songs like “Colder Weather,” “Whatever It Is,”

Wynonna Judd is stepping forward to talk about what really happened last night on stage during the opening performance of the CMA Awards. During her performance, country music fans tuning into the awards show quickly took to social media to express their concerns for her, as she was gripping tight on to Jelly Roll’s coat,

Make it back to back years that Lainey Wilson dominated the CMAs, and I’m not talking about winning awards, although she’s probably going to do more of that too. Tonight, she showed up with two wins under her belt for the “Wait in the Truck” collaboration with Hardy (and more wins potentially on the way),

A woman of the people, a girl after my own heart, however you wanna phrase it… Miranda Lambert just gets it. And as we gear up for the CMA Awards this evening, which will air live from Nashville as Luke Bryan and Peyton Manning return as hosts, I wanted to take a look back at

Grind City Fest is hitting Memphis for its sophomore year. While Beal Street is known for its blues music, the city on the Mississippi River is dusting off its boots April 5-6th as they welcome country music to town. Last year, the festival brought bluegrass to town with the Infamous Stringdusters and Greensky Bluegrass as

It’s time for another iconic moment in CMA Awards history. With this year’s show coming up this week, we’ve been looking back at some of the great moments throughout the show’s history. And today we’re taking it back just a few years to one of the more recent shows, and a beef between two of

If ya got, it flaunt it, amirite? The always-inspiring Lainey Wilson stopped by Theo Von’s This Past Weekend podcast earlier this year, and per the usual, she was incredibly entertaining and funny. During the episode, she revealed that she has a collab in the works with Lukas Nelson, but of course, they had to get into a