ABC/Image Group LA Right now, “Up Down” hitmaker Morgan Wallen has one of the most recognizable haircuts in country music, as he rocks a 2019 update on the classic mullet. The East Tennessee native says you can
Warner NashvilleThis week, “God’s Country” becomes Blake Shelton’s fourteenth career number one on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, though it’s only been out eight weeks. It’s his first since “Sure Be Cool If You Did,” which spent five weeks
River House Artists/Columbia NashvilleLuke Combs’ new EP, The Prequel, will arrive on June 7, featuring his new hit, “Beer Never Broke My Heart.” It’s the follow-up to his double-platinum, debut album, This One’s for You, which is currently spending
Comstock/ThinkstockThe debut single from Thomas Rhett made it to #15 in 2012. Can you name the first release from his It Goes Like This album? ANSWER: “Something to Do with My Hands.” Copyright © 2019, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
Arista Nashville The Brooks & Dunn REBOOT is coming to CMT Crossroads. The soon-to-be Country Music Hall of Famers will stage a live version of their new album that pairs them with today’s hottest stars on Tuesday, June 4 in downtown
Maelyn Jarmon performs; Trae Patton/NBCPart one of The Voice season 16 finale began Monday night, with the four finalists singing for America’s vote. Coaches Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine have no artists left in competition, so the finals came down to Team Blake Shelton’s
ABC/Image Group LA If you’re surprised to learn that Eric Church co-wrote Keith Urban‘s new single, “We Were” — you’re not the only one. Keith himself confesses he had no clue the Chief had anything to do
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Nashville venues are where it’s at, according to the Academy of Country Music. On Monday, the ACM named Music City’s historic Ryman Auditorium the Small Capacity Venue of the Year, while Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater claimed
ABC/Image Group LAThis Saturday, Eric Church will become the first solo artist ever to headline Nashville’s Nissan Stadium alone, without an opening act. As he’s done on the previous stops on his Double Down Tour, the North Carolina native
Big Machine Lady Antebellum had a minor technical difficulty this weekend during their residency at The Pearl Theater at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas — but it very well may have been the highlight of their
