ABC/Image Group LAWhen it comes to this weekend’s Super Bowl, LOCASH is likely the most connected act in all of country music. That’s partly because they spent much of this season playing football games on the Pepsi Tailgate Tour,
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Blake Shelton‘s Smithworks Vodka is giving away VIP tickets to his Friends & Heroes Tour. If you’re 21 or older, you can enter by going to SmithworksVIPTickets.com. The trek kicks off February 14 in Oklahoma City.
ABC/Randy HolmesJake Owen may be going “Down to the Honkytonk” in his latest hit song, but he’s headed down to the racetrack in real life. The “I Was Jack (You Were Diane)” hitmaker will play the Pre-Race Show
ABC/Image Group LADustin Lynch’s latest Instagram post is sending his fans into a frenzy. In the photo, the “Small Town Boy” is standing chest-deep in a pool of water, which looks like it might be under a waterfall. It’s
ABC/Image Group LAAs Jason Aldean and his wife Brittany await the arrival of their second baby together, Brittany’s opening up about their struggles with infertility. “Yesterday Jase and I passed the fertility center that was basically our second home for over
ABC/Eric LiebowitzLuke Bryan went right from his Crash My Playa fan getaway vacation in the Caribbean to Hawaii to continue shooting the next season of American Idol, and the Georgia native knows how good he has it. “I’m not
ABC/Image Group LAThere’s new music coming from Florida Georgia Line in just a matter of hours. The fourth album from Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley won’t arrive until the day after Valentine’s Day, but you can expect at least one new
Courtesy of Carly PearceTonight two old friends take the stage together, as Russell Dickerson and Carly Pearce take their co-headlining tour to Carly’s home state of Kentucky. “We called it the Way Back Tour — we go way back!” Russell explains.
Comstock/Thinkstock Chris Janson co-wrote this track from Tim McGraw‘s 2015 Damn Country Music album, and it went all the way to #3. Can you name it? ANSWER: “How I’ll Always Be.” Copyright © 2019, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
Ed Rode/WireImageCountry Music Hall of Famer Harold Bradley passed away Thursday at the age of 93, his daughters announced on his Facebook page. A pioneer in Nashville’s music community, Harold played rhythm guitar on countless country classics, including Tammy Wynette’s “Stand by
