Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockSony Nashville is teasing a new collaboration between Chris Young and Lauren Alaina, coming July 12. Toby Keith‘s set to play the Today show’s Citi Concert Series on Friday. You can tune in to watch for him starting at 7 a.m. on NBC.
Patrick TracyIf you’ve listened to the radio at all since 2007, you probably know Colbie Caillat‘s breakthrough, platinum-selling smash, “Bubbly.” Now, the California singer has a new country band named Gone West and a new country single called “What Could’ve
ABC/Image Group LA It should only be a matter of days before we get to hear the first taste of music from The HighWomen. The all-female country supergroup is made up of Maren Morris, hit songwriter Natalie Hemby, and Americana
ABC/Mitch HaasethKane Brown is heading for the “Rodeo” later this month. The “Good as You” hitmaker announced that he’ll drop the new track “Like a Rodeo,” on July 12, after fans viewed a clip of the song on Instagram more
Blue Chair/Warner Music NashvilleKenny Chesney’s new single — co-written with pop superstar Ed Sheeran — won’t arrive for a little more than a week, but he’s giving fans a preview on social media. Kenny posted a brief, instrumental clip
ABC/Image Group LA Mitchell Tenpenny will stage an informal Nashville residency next week, playing three consecutive shows at two different Music City venues. On Monday, he’ll host a writers’ night at the Listening Room Café with his label
ABC/Image Group LA Kacey Musgraves‘ new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, All of the Colors, traces her career through photos, fashions, awards and other artifacts. At Monday’s opening in Nashville, the Golden Hour phenomenon
ABC/Image Group LA There’s arguably nobody in country music who’s having a better week right now than Lee Brice. Not only is “Rumor” sitting at the top of the chart, but Lee’s also set to sing at the
ABC/Craig SjodinLuke Bryan moved from Georgia to Nashville to follow his musical dreams, but when he returned home to the Peach State for July 4, he became the pyro guy. “Some of my favorite Fourth of July memories
Comstock/Thinkstock Fifteen years ago this week, Montgomery Gentry landed the first of five number ones on Billboard‘s Hot Country Songs chart. Can you name this 2004 hit by Eddie Montgomery and the late Troy Gentry? ANSWER: “If You Ever Stop Loving Me.” Copyright
