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Billy Strings has a fantastic new record out today. The bluegrass phenom has exploded in popularity over the last year or two, for his insane pickin’ ability and incredible stage presence. He’s even shared the stage with the likes of Post Malone, and also collaborated with Dierks Bentley on another song out today, “High Note.”

I ain’t never heard a Kip Moore cover I didn’t like. And today, we have a new one from the Georgia native of the Rolling Stones’”Honky Tonk Women,” which Kip sang last night at The Grizzly Rose in Denver, Colorado. Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards while on vacation in Brazil, the song was originally released

Marty Stuart is back with his first new single since the release of his acclaimed 2017 record Way Out West. Released today (Nov. 17), “Country Star” is a groovy, high-energy boot stomper with all the elements of an instant classic. Accompanied by veteran musicians Kenny Vaughan, Harry Stinson and Chris Scruggs — better known as His

Not only that, but tons of tickets are now being resold for thousands and thousands of dollars on secondary markets like StubHub, VividSeats, TickPick, etc, because scalpers across the country unfortunately got ahold of them first. In some cases, we’re talking about tens of thousands of dollars, if you want a somewhat decent seat and

Yellowstone is BACK. The hit series’ fifth season premiered this past Sunday, so we’re already finding out what happens next with the Dutton’s and their ranch. John is the Governor of Montana, Beth has Jamie under her thumb, Carter is a full grown man, we got some dead wolves… a lot is going on. While

Old Crow Medicine Show’s rocking new holiday tune pays tribute to the band’s adopted hometown. Released today (Nov. 16), “Trim This Tree” blends elements of guitar-driven rock with samples of classic holiday favorites and Music City-centered lyrical imagery. From AirBNBs to pedal taverns, the band pays homage to familiar sights and scenes captured across the city.

Humble folk barely scratches the surface… these guys are gentlemen. The boys from Flatland Cavalry were gracious enough to share some of their time with us at Greenville Country Music Fest to answer some questions and man was it a good time. The conversation ran from the meaning of some songs, to beer or whiskey,

Randy Houser just released his sixth studio album Note to Self, and it’s… DAMN good. I was admittedly a bit skeptical about it being able to top Magnolia, one of my favorite albums, but Note to Self is fantastic in its own right. For me, the standout song though is “Call Me.” It’s angsty as all

Last night, Charley Crockett checked off an item on every country musicians bucket list, headlining the iconic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. He had performed as an opening act previously, but this was a big step up for the San Benito, Texas native, especially considering he had previously taken quite the stance against the industry

Well, this is precious. Over on Twitter earlier, a fan tweeted a photo to Zach Bryan of a letter written by a young elementary school-age girl named Josslyn. Apparently, Josslyn’s parents shared a photo of this hand-written letter on a Zach Bryan Facebook fan page, which she wrote as a “thank you” note to her favorite

The Duckman is BACK. Presented by Templeton Distillery, Riley Green returns to the podcast to talk about this year’s college football season, growing up in small town Jacksonville, Alabama, some of his most memorable hunts, writing songs that fit his style while still trying to get a hit on country radio, his go-to drink on stage,

Carly Pearce‘s 29: Written in Stone album was an open-hearted chronicle of her journey through loss, grief and divorce, and though she’s now moving on to her next music chapter, the singer has promised the same level of authenticity in her next batch of music. In a recent live performance of an unreleased new song

Yellowstone is BACK. The wait is over, Season 5 is here, and in addition to seeing the newly-elected Governor of Montana, the great John Dutton (Kevin Costner), a grown up Carter, new characters (hello Lainey Wilson), and some serious screen time for Shane Smith & The Saints, we also have a whole new batch of

It goes without saying, but there’s just nobody that can complete with Chris Stapleton. And while he’s written dozens of songs for other artists throughout his career, if you can get your ears on an old demo, or in some cases an old live performance, you’re gonna find yourself thinking, “yep, Chris does it better.”

Jason Aldean has released an effortless vocal cover of Alabama’s “Christmas In Dixie,” and it’s just in time to get us into the holiday spirit. In a social media post about the song, Jason calls the band Alabama his “musical heroes,” and says that it’s only fitting for his first Christmas song to be “a

Luke Combs is your 2022 CMA Entertainer of the Year. And before he took home top honors at the show Wednesday evening for the second straight year, in addition to winning the Album of the Year award for his third studio album Growin’ Up, Luke damn near burned the stage down with a performance of his recent

Morgan Wallen’s teasing more new stuff over on Instagram. Just last week, he posted a demo of a song called “Me + All Your Reasons,” and now, he’s back with a clip of another new tune called “Hope That’s True.” He previously said he’s been in “album grind mode” since his extensive Dangerous tour wrapped up

Elle King comin’ through with a new(ish) Tyler Childers tune. She released a song called “Jersey Giant” today, which was, up until now, an unreleased gem penned by the Kentucky legend himself. Tyler used to perform it here and there at live shows, but had never included it on an album or officially cut it

Another CMA Awards in the books. As far as awards shows go, last night’s show actually wasn’t terrible. There were surprisingly quite a few highlights, including the best performance of the night from Chris Stapleton and Patty Loveless paying tribute to their home state of Kentucky with an absolutely incredible performance of “You’ll Never Leave

Alan Jackson sure had a helluva night at the CMA Awards yesterday. He was honored with the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement award, which is of course undoubtedly deserved, if not overdue. And prior to his beautiful and moving acceptance speech, some of country music’s biggest names took the stage to celebrate him with a medley of