Music

Kenny Chesney and Old Dominion have been touring across the United States over the last few months on Chesney’s headlining Here and Now 2022 Tour. Now, to punctuate their celebrated trek in style, the country stars have teamed up for their first-ever collaboration, “Beer With My Friends.” The spirited David Lee Murphy, Shy Carter and

I am back with another song about murder. Or in this case… almost murder. Bishop Gunn is a Mississippi band with this really cool southern gothic sound, so it only makes sense that one of their most popular songs is murder adjacent. The song itself tells the eerie story of a man who picks up

Hardy and Lainey Wilson have officially joined the list of country stars with murder ballads in their catalog — a list that includes Carrie Underwood, Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, Garth Brooks and the Chicks. On Friday (Aug. 26), the singers are sharing their brand new collaboration, a murder ballad titled “Wait in the Truck.” Hardy co-wrote the song with

Finally, the day has come that Marcus King released Young Blood with Easy Eye Sound. Holy hell, to say I am in love with this album is a mild understatement. The album tells a story of how he struggled with addiction and depression. Through each song, his carefully curated lyrics give the listener hope that there is

Mickey Guyton‘s jubilant new single spotlights the power and magic of human connection. Out today (Aug. 26), ”Somethin’ Bout You” serves as an uplifting tribute to life, love and all the little moments in between. Guyton, who co-wrote the stunning tune with David Garcia and Florida Georgia Line‘s Tyler Hubbard, says that the song’s lyrics echo her own newly-shifted outlook on

It’s been a wild ride for Zach Bryan. It was almost three years ago to the day that he released his debut album DeAnn on August 24, 2019. And the rest is history… It all started as an outlet. A guy in the Navy with a lot on his mind and a way with words,

Kip Moore has dropped a dreamy music video for his new song, “If I Was Your Lover,” and it features fast-rising country artist Morgan Wade. While Wade isn’t a writer vocalist on the track, she does an excellent job playing Moore’s love interest, with their chemistry seeming almost natural. The opening scenes feature Moore drinking solo

Morgan Wallen taking it back to 2008. Some artists are strongly opposed to performing covers, however Morgan always works in a little something extra into the set. But whether it’s inviting up American Idol contestants to duet with, slowing down the tempo and doing some solo renditions on the piano, or in this case, covering

Longtime friends and creative collaborations Kendell Marvel and Chris Stapleton join forces on the rollicking new track “Don’t Tell Me How to Drink.” Marvel is an accomplished country songwriter with lengthy list of hits to his name, including Stapleton’s “Either Way,” Gary Allan‘s “Right Where I Need to Be” and Brothers Osborne‘s “Younger Me.” On his upcoming solo

Boy, I can’t wait for this upcoming Jon Pardi album, Mr. Saturday Night.  For one, the California cowboy has already released a few singles ahead of the album, including “Last Night Lonely,” “Fill ‘Er Up,” and the title-track. On top of that, I scrolled through the track list, and noticed some song titles that kind of

Talented sextet Flatland Cavalry‘s brand new single ”Mountain Song” is all about embracing your surroundings and taking life as it comes. Lead vocalist Cleto Cordero co-wrote the captivating story-song with his friend and fellow songwriter Stephen Constancio while out on the road back in June 2017. “We were headed for the Pacific Northwest and the first leg

What a song… HARDY did not mess around with this one. He teamed up with the great Lainey Wilson for a fantastic duet of a new song called “Wait In The Truck,” which seems likely to be from a forthcoming album from Hardy, though nothing official has been announced. The new song and video tells

A soul-searching look to the past accompanies a headlong gallop into the future in the new music video for Margo Price‘s “Been to the Mountain.” The Americana star proclaims in the song’s lyrics all the past selves she has been — lover, child, drifter, bride, queen, and more. Over a driving, fuzzy guitar and a looming

Fenway Park doing a concert series is one of my favorite things from the summer. Who wouldn’t want to see a concert at one of America’s most beloved ballparks? I was even more thrilled when I saw Zac Brown Band on the lineup for the series. It is the perfect venue for their comeback tour.

Sam Williams “Ragdoll” Sam Williams lays it all out on his new romantic track, “Ragdoll.” Co-written by Williams, Femke Weidema and William Ben Roberts (of Americana duo Carolina Story), the romantic tune finds the singer confessing his contentment in being his love interest’s “ragdoll.” In a sense, Williams draws on the qualities of the age-old

Well, that’s one way to get out of a speeding ticket… Carly Pearce recently revealed to CMT that not long after she got her drivers license when she was 17, she went ran up the road to get her grandpa dinner. And apparently, she was going a little too fast in her first car, a

Sunny Sweeney and Vince Gill take a painfully honest look at a relationship on the rocks in their new duet, “Married Alone.” The honky-tonk heartbreaker serves as the title track from Sweeney’s extremely personal upcoming album, which is due out Sept. 23 via Thirty Tigers. Co-produced by Paul Cauthen and the Texas Gentlemen’s Beau Bedford,

Country legends, George Jones and Randy Travis, went WAY back. With two of the most unique voices in country music’s history, it’s easy to understand why the two were drawn to each other, and as it turns out they shared a great deal of respect for one another’s artistry. In 1991, George and Randy appeared

A whirlwind of wedding day festivities magnifies the flaws of a marriage that may not be so meant-to-be in Mallory Johnson‘s brand new music video for “Married.” The burgeoning country star’s playful anthem asks why a day of glamour and fun must also mean giving up the freedom of being on your own. Sometimes the