Courtesy of At Large Magazine / Credit: Cole CameronEarlier in his career, Midland’s Mark Wystrach modeled for Calvin Klein. Now, he’s getting back to his fashion roots with bandmates Cameron Duddy and Jess Carson, in the new music issue of At Large Magazine. This
Warner Music NashvilleCole Swindell was out performing for his fans when he found out “Break Up in the End” has claimed the #1 spot on the Mediabase chart this week, making it the eighth chart topper of his
ABC/Image Group LAFor the second year in a row, Aaron Watson is bringing a taste of the Lone Star State to Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. The “Outta Style” hitmaker will headline A Night of Texas January 24 at the historic Music City
ABC/Mark LevineLuke Combs sets a new record this week, as his latest hit, “She Got the Best of Me,” ascends to the top of Billboard’s Country Airplay chart: Luke’s the first solo artist to send his first four releases
Comstock/Thinkstock This Country Music Hall of Famer was on the very first cover of Men’s Health, back in the winter of 1988. Can you name him? ANSWER: Randy Travis. Copyright © 2018, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
Warner Music NashvilleCole Swindell marks the eighth #1 of his career this week with “Break Up in the End.” Even though it’s not a song he wrote, the Georgia native confesses that it’s very personal for him, and
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Luke Bryan will guest on Live with Kelly and Ryan on Tuesday, October 30, along with fellow American Idol judges Lionel Richie and Katy Perry. Live airs after Good Morning America on most ABC stations. William Michael Morgan is teasing a new track that’ll be available to stream
BMLGFlorida Georgia Line will follow up their #1, “Simple,” with the track “Talk You Out of It.” Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley originally released the song back in July, as a preview of their forthcoming fourth album. “‘Talk You Out of
BMLGFlorida Georgia Line will follow up their #1, “Simple,” with the track “Talk You Out of It.” Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley originally released the song back in July, as a preview of their forthcoming fourth album. “‘Talk You Out of
ABC/Image Group LA Dierks Bentley will executive-produce a new single-camera comedy set in a Nashville bar, according to Variety. It’s a topic the Arizona native knows a thing or two about, since he regularly played the honky tonks on
