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On this date in 1976, two country stars put out a duet album, Golden Ring. Though one of several projects they recorded and released together, this is the only one that would ever become a number-one album.

Billy Currington dropped a surprise dance-pop album, Intuition, last week. He offered very few details about the project, simply posting an image of the cover art with the caption “out now” on social media. The kick-off track

Jeff Johnson With a multi-week #1 like “Famous Friends,” Chris Young reveals there was little debate over what his long-awaited new album would be called. Throw in some special guests, and the deal was sealed. “When we are having the

ABC Zac Brown Band’s new music video for their single, “Same Boat,” follows people of all different walks of life. Whether they’re city dwellers, rural farmers, fishermen or rodeo stars, one thing is clear: People across the

CoJo Music/Warner Music Nashville The doubled-up song fun continues for Cody Johnson, who is making good on his promise to fans to put out two new songs each month leading up to the October release of his

ABC/Eric McCandless Luke Bryan recounts the early musical experiences he shared with his older brother, Chris, in his newly released tune “Songs You Never Heard.” In the lyrics of the track, Luke tips his hat to country

Jeff Ray/Triple Tigers Scotty McCreery is hoping to bring fans together with his brand-new “Same Truck,” a song that points out that we’ve all got more in common than we might realize.  “But we’re all in the

Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Roadside Bars and Pink Guitars 2019 Tour Miranda Lambert dropped the music video for her first-ever dance remix earlier this week, recasting her song “Tequila Does” as a fun, rainbow-studded, Pride-themed trailer park

Big Loud Records Jake Owen returns with new music this week, releasing his romantic new single, “Best Thing Since Backroads.” As country music sets its sights on a return to touring and road life, Jake’s new song

Cover Art Courtesy of The Valory Music Co. Few country stars can write a tender love song or a reflective ode to family life quite like Thomas Rhett. But even the sweetest balladeer likes to crank things