ABC/Alysse GafkjenJust days ahead of the 54th Annual CMA Awards, both Lee Brice and Florida Georgia Line‘s Tyler Hubbard have had to drop out of country music’s most prestigious night, after testing positive for COVID-19. Both nominees were set to perform, but
Big Machine RecordsRascal Flatts‘ Gary LeVox is getting into the Christmas spirit in light of the current times with his new song, “Christmas Will Be Different This Year.” The trio’s frontman has partnered with Grammy-nominated producer Stephan Moccio on the timely song,
Triple Tigers RecordsRussell Dickerson has reclaimed the number one spot on the country charts. The singer has scored his fourth consecutive number one single with “Love You Like I Used To”: It tops the Billboard Country Airplay chart this week.
John ShearerMorgan Wallen gives fans a peek at what happened “7 Summers” ago, in the video for his current single. In the eight-minute short film, Morgan plays a pitcher on his hometown high school baseball team, caught between his father’s
Curb RecordsLee Brice has tested positive for COVID-19 and will not perform at the CMA Awards on Wednesday. A representative for Lee confirms to ABC Audio that he tested positive for the virus before being onsite for
Dove Shore Charles Kelley will perform with Carly Pearce at the 2020 CMA Awards. The Lady A member is stepping in for Lee Brice to perform “I Hope You’re Happy Now” with Carly. Lee tested positive for COVID-19 recently and will not be performing
John Shearer Tyler Hubbard has tested positive for COVID-19. The Florida Georgia Line star revealed the news in an Instagram post today, noting that he’s been quarantining on his tour bus outside of his home in Nashville. He announced the news by
Butterfly Records, LLCThe season just got brighter with Dolly Parton‘s new Amazon Music special. The music icon has teamed up with the streaming giant for Dolly Parton’s Comin’ Home for Christmas on November 13. The virtual special, hosted by comedian Leslie
Comstock/ThinkstockOn this date in 1999, a Mississippi native and country star released her fourth album, Breathe. The project won this artist a Grammy Award for Best Country Album, produced four top-ten hits and was certified 8x Platinum
CMA Heading into Wednesday’s 54th Annual CMA Awards, Ashley McBryde has an impeccable record: she’s taken home every trophy for which she’s ever been nominated. Last year, the Country Music Association named her its New Artist of the Year,
