Separately, Toby Keith and Eric Church are renowned as two of the most authentic country artists to ever take the stage. And together? They were even better, and apparently followed through on some outlandish song ideas. In 2011, Church went on the road with Toby Keith on his famous Locked and Loaded Tour, and it
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Tyler Childers is shining a light on the bluegrass/gospel hit “Old Country Church.” And what better way to celebrate the track than to take folks at the Grand Ole Opry to church with a stellar performance of the song? Teaming up with the Del McCoury Band and Ricky Skaggs, the stage was filled with some
At just 16 years old, singer/songwriter Seraphina Sanan emerges as a beacon of empowerment for the youth of Generation Z with her latest single, “You’re the One to Blame,” now available on all digital streaming platforms. With a vocal range reminiscent of Queen and a fresh perspective on the shared challenges of coming-of-age, Seraphina captivates
The music community has suffered another heartbreaking loss. Shorty after the release of their 8th studio album, Be Right Here, Blackberry Smoke has confirmed that their drummer, Brit Turner, has tragically passed away at the age of 57. Brit was diagnosed with a glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer, in 2022, and had surgery to
Guys, find you a lady who knocks it out of the park with the gifts like Nicole Combs. Luke Combs celebrated his 34th birthday yesterday, and buying a gift for one of the biggest country stars can’t be easy. The guy’s selling out stadiums around the world and has 18 career #1 hits in just
Y’all alright down there in Columbia, South Carolina? Parker McCollum brought his Burn It Down tour to the capital of the Palmetto State this weekend, and from the looks of it, things got a little too hot to handle. The Limestone Kid was forced to stop his concert FOUR TIMES for folks needing medical attention and fighting
Evansville, Indiana ladies… you’re my kinda girls. Riley Green is currently out on the road for his headlining Ain’t My Last Rodeo tour, which made a stop in Evansville on Thursday at the Ford Center. And while, sure, it wasn’t every single girl who threw a bra on stage, the ladies in the hoosier state were ready
It may not be his debut album, but Nothing Here’s the Same feels like a new beginning for Jonathan Peyton. The brand new record from the Woodstock, Georgia based troubadour comes eight years after his true debut album Waters Below was released in 2016, but a whole lot has changed in both the country music landscape
For a girl who shook up the country genre over a decade ago with outright references to weed (times have really changed, huh?), this is kind of shocking. Kacey Musgraves is gearing up to release her fourth major label studio album Deeper Well, and in a wide-ranging interview with Cut Magazine, she admitted that it’s true; she really
There is so much good music coming out these days that it’s nearly impossible to keep up with it all. 2023 was a spectacular year for country music, with fantastic albums from heavyweights like Charles Wesley Godwin, Turnpike Troubadours, and Muscadine Bloodline, among others, as well as the emergence of new superstars in the genre
For the 2nd consecutive week, “Crazy-Trap” — among the freshest releases from pop sensation Alya Michelson (“Alya”) — sits securely at #1 on iTunes dance charts. Produced by Tim Carmon and distributed by the BMG label, the high-voltage remix boasts nearly 150,000 YouTube views… and climbing. The rhythmic trap-inspired remix is built on the solid foundation of Alya’s “Crazy” song which dropped on August 25th of last
More CoJo on the way. When Cody Johnson announced Leather, he noted that it would be a two-part album, with the first part released last fall. “This fall, I’m not sure if it will be November or December, the first part of my deluxe album will come out, and I’ve been secretly behind everybody’s back
Could you imagine a guy like Jamey Johnson worrying about radio success? The “In Color” singer hasn’t released an original album since 2010, yet he still remains one of the most talented voices in country music thanks to his incredible catalog of true-to-himself, outlaw-tinged country songs. Although even Jamey admits that there’s been pressure on
Tyler Childers giving the London fans what they want (and need). During a tour stop across the pond in London last week at Eventim Apollo as part of his Mule Pull ’24 Tour, the Kentucky native pulled out a Pink Floyd classic for fans in attendance at the concert. Tyler has covered the song at
With new music on the way, 2024 is going to be a big year for Kelsey Waldon. The Western Kentucky songstress, one of the most impressive artists coming out of the Bluegrass State’s bustling country music scene, blessed fans with a surprise single and a big announcement on Tuesday. Titled “Hello Stranger,” Waldon’s latest single
A fitting tribute for the late, great Toby Keith. Riley Green kicked off his headlining Ain’t My Last Rodeo tour this weekend with stops in Pikeville, Knoxville, and Savannah, and the entire lineup is super solid with Tracy Lawrence and Ella Langley serving as openers. And it looks like they have a great rendition of
The anticipation is palpable as the March 1 release date for Shane Smith & the Saints’ next record inches closer and closer. Consisting of 13 tracks, Norther will be the band’s first studio album release in nearly five years, following their acclaimed 2019 record Hail Mary. Beginning with the release of “Hummingbird” in June 2022, the
The third and final show of Billy Strings’ weekend run in Nashville. After two electric nights at Bridgestone Arena, Strings hit The Ryman for a final, more intimate show. During his final show, he changed the pace, bringing in a full band for a portion of the show to cover some classic rock songs. Strings stepped
At what point does sharing a stage with Chris Stapleton go from being and honor, to downright terrifying? I mean, I sure as hell wouldn’t want to be the artist that has to follow this… All the way back on 2006, Chris Stapleton took the stage at Sandy Beaches Cruise 12 for a knockout performance
In late 1998, I was a suburban teenager who listened to punk rock, played “Tony Hawk Pro Skater” on Nintendo 64, and watched MTV music videos after school. Country music was far from my consciousness. But one fateful afternoon, while eagerly awaiting another glimpse of Britney Spears’ “… Baby One More Time” video, I saw
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