Arista NashvilleEven if you’re not in Nashville this week for CMA Fest, you can still join LANCO’s fan club gathering this Thursday. The ACM New Group of the Year will livestream their FANCO gathering at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row
Big Machine Brett Young relives his college days playing baseball at the University of Mississippi in the new video for his latest single, “Catch.” The California native traveled back to the Ole Miss campus in Oxford, Mississippi for
ABC RadioNot only does Morgan Wallen have a jam-packed schedule at CMA Fest this week, but he’s also celebrating his second consecutive number one with “Whiskey Glasses.” That follows his success last year with “Up Down,” his collaboration with Florida
ABC/Image Group LALuke Bryan played for fifty-thousand fans this weekend, as the opening run of his Sunset Repeat Tour passed through Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Bristow, Virginia and Charlotte, North Carolina. There’s no slowing down this week, either, with multiple
Comstock/Thinkstock Known as “The Singing Brakeman,” “America’s Blue Yodeler,” and “The Father of Country Music,” this legendary musician was the first performer inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in 1961. Can you name
ABC/CMAThomas Rhett and Kelsea Ballerini are returning to host ABC’s annual CMA Fest special together for the third year in a row this summer. The annual three-hour musical extravaganza will air Sunday, August 4 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. The special
ABC/Image Group LA This week, Morgan Wallen puts on his “Whiskey Glasses” to score his second number one in a row. His first chart topper came in June of last year with “Up Down,” his collaboration with Florida Georgia Line.
Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockSinger/songwriter Noah Schnacky is the newest artist signed to Big Machine. He’s currently working on music with producer Dann Huff. Lady Antebellum, Michael Ray, and Tenille Townes are just some of the artists participating in the 10th Annual ACM Lifting Lives Music
ABC/Image Group LADierks Bentley played for more than 48,000 fans this weekend, as he kicked off the summer leg of his Burning Man Tour with stops in Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and St. Louis. Even severe weather in Missouri couldn’t
RCA NashvilleOld Dominion’s follow-up single to their chart-topping hit “Make It Sweet” will be the plaintive love song, “One Man Band.” The song’s already been streamed more than 25 million times since it came out in January. “One Man
