ABC/Randy HolmesThanks to Dan + Shay, it’ll officially be “Tequila Tuesday” next week in Nashville. And if you happen to be in Music City on August 14, you can grab a free general admission ticket online while they last. The
Allister AnnKenny Chesney’s follow-up to his multiple-week #1, “Get Along,” will be the track “Better Boat.” The tune is the closing cut on Kenny’s Songs for the Saints album, whose proceeds will go to help the Virgin Islands recover
ABC RadioJake Owen’s headed “Down to the Honkytonk” for his new single. The Florida native has previously revealed that his Life’s Whatcha Make It Tour takes its name from the tune, but unless you’ve seen Jake perform
Rick Diamond/Getty Images for CMTIf you love Brett Eldredge, you may want to go ahead and clear some space on your DVR. The Illinois native kicks off a string of high-profile TV appearances Wednesday, as he performs his
CMABrett Young continues his string of number ones this week, as “Mercy” arrives at the top of Billboard’s Country Airplay chart. The song is Brett’s fourth chart topper and the fourth release from his self-titled debut album, meaning every
ABC Radio Keith Urban had plenty of reasons to celebrate on Monday. Not only was a #1 party already planned to celebrate his hit “The Fighter,” he also learned his latest single, “Coming Home,” had ascended to
Comstock/Thinkstock In 1987, Crystal Gayle and Gary Morris scored a top-five hit with a song that shares its title with a now-cancelled NBC soap. Can you name the tune, which was also used as the daytime drama’s
ABC/Mark Levine Wednesday night in prime time, Kelsea Ballerini returns to host ABC’s annual CMA Fest special with Thomas Rhett, for the second year in a row. The “I Hate Love Songs” hitmaker isn’t too proud to
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Blake Shelton, Chris Janson, Scotty McCreery, LANCO, Jamey Johnson and Country Music Hall of Famer Bill Anderson are set to appear at NSAI’s Nashville Songwriter Awards September 19 at Music City’s historic Ryman Auditorium. Darius Rucker will play the Grand Ole Opry on
EMI Nashville As Eric Church’s new single, “Desperate Man,” continues its rapid climb in country’s top 25, the North Carolina native is previewing new tunes from his forthcoming album of the same name. Eric first shared the new
