ABC/Image Group LAMaren Morris is dropping new music this week. The superstar singer, who welcomed her son Hayes with husband Ryan Hurd in March, is set to appease fans’ musical appetites with the release of two new songs, “Just For Now” and
ABC/Image Group LAGarth Brooks will be making a big announcement tomorrow morning on Good Morning America. Garth teased during an episode of Inside Studio G earlier this week that he had a major announcement, but didn’t name any specifics. He did provide clues
ABC/Image Group LAIn a recent interview on the Today show, Jimmie Allen shares how watching the video of George Floyd‘s murder impacted him as both a person and father to his six-year-old son. “Things hit you harder when someone looks like you,” Jimmie says.
Comstock/ThinkstockOn this day in 2005, this “Before He Cheats” hit maker made her debut on the Grand Ole Opry, two weeks after winning the fourth season of American Idol. She performed “Inside Your Heaven” and a cover of Roy Orbison‘s
Mercury NashvilleNewcomer Travis Denning marks a major milestone this week, as his second single, “After a Few,” becomes his very first number one. The Georgia native believes part of the song’s appeal is that most people can relate to
Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockBrandon Lay and his wife Nicole welcomed their second child, daughter Lara June, into the world yesterday. She joins the couple’s son, Ryder, born in 2018. Temecula Road has released a cover of Miley Cyrus‘ hit song “The Climb” in honor of the 2020
Radio Disney/Image Group LAGabby Barrett is releasing new music this week. Hot on the streak of success of her chart-topping single, “I Hope,” the former American Idol finalist will give fans another taste of her upcoming debut album, Goldmine, with the release
ABC/Image Group LABrandi Carlile and Kimberly Williams-Paisley are among the many artists who are taking part in the #ShareTheMicNow campaign to support voices from the black community. The Hollywood Reporter states that on Wednesday, several white artists, actresses, designers and other
ABC/Fred LeeMichael Ray and Tenille Townes are virtually heading across the pond next month. The singers are among the four country acts participating in the Royal Albert Hall’s livestream series, Royal Albert Home, in partnership with Nashville Meets London for
ABC/Mark LevineDierks Bentley is participating in the Country Music Hall of Fame’s virtual Songwriter Session tonight. In addition to providing an intimate performance, the “What Was I Thinkin’” hit maker will host a Q&A with viewers, providing insight into his songwriting process. Dierks
