How Carly Pearce Enjoys Her Christmas Despite a Tough Year
This season of peace, free-living, and joy is something artists all over the world like Carly Pearce could only dream of.
WATCH: Brett Eldredge will Make Your Christmas Eve “Glow”
Brett Eldredge was also able to achieve a lifelong dream when he was able to record Christmas music for his Christmas album "Glow."
15 Country Songs of 2020 that Were Sold Short
A span of 365 days is indeed too short for so many masterpieces that country music artists create in one year. Within it were the country songs that didn't have the time to shine on Billboards' monthly charts and CMA's annual awarding.
Our Dame K.T. Oslin Will Be Sorely Missed
Singer-songwriter K.T. Oslin has passed away at the age of 78. After fighting Parkinson's disease and recently was infected by the Covid-19 virus which was rumored as the main cause of her death, Oslin was announced dead Monday morning, December 21. The official cause of her death has not yet been announced.
Adorable 2020 Moments in Country Music
No doubt this was the worst year for most of us and we would not be sorry to say goodbye to 2020. However, there were more fun and uplifting moments in 2020 than we all might think of, especially if you're one of the loyal fans of country music.
Carrie Underwood Hopes for Isaiah To Make It to New Year’s Eve
Carrie Underwood anticipates that their 5-year-old Isaiah 'might' make it to midnight which will and most probably be one of his life's greatest moments as a toddler.
There’s More To The Story Behind The Song “You’ve Got a Friend”
A song for your real, true friends, "You've Got a Friend" was made popular by music legends, Carole King and James Taylor, in their own separate versions.
Throwback To Randy Travis’ Unforgettable Performance of “Silent Night”
Randy Travis, together with 40 other singers from the First Baptist Church, performed "Silent Night" after reaching a point called the "Rock of Ages."
Tim McGraw Made A Memorable Performance With “If You’re Reading This”
War and chaos is one of the world’s oldest vices. Thus, the only solution we have to end this is to send soldiers to bring peace and order back.
What Miranda Lambert’s Acoustic Version of “Bluebird” has to say About the Holidays
Get ready to experience 'Bluebird' by Miranda Lambert in a whole low-key and stripped-down level as she performs in her Tennessee home.
Randy Owen to Co-Chair the 2022 World Games
The legendary lead singer of Alabama, Randy Owen will co-chair the 2022 World Games that will be held in his home state. Owen is honored to join his fellow Alabamians Charles Barkley, Dr. Henry Panion, and those names that are still to be announced soon.
Gabby Barett’s “I Hope” Now a Mega Hit
As the year nears its conclusion, Gabby Barrett had her ultimate hit "I Hope" break history! The mega-hit song introduced the young and upcoming country artists Gabby Barrett. Now, it is the longest number 1 song on the Billboard Hot Country Charts as she has now reigned 20 straight weeks. This was also the first time that a female artist was able to do such an accomplishment.
Reba McEntire’s “Consider Me Gone” is a ‘Strong Woman’ Song
The song “Consider Me Gone,” which Reba McEntire describes a ‘strong woman’ song, gave the singer her 34th No. 1 country hit.
Warning From Two Outlaws: “Mammas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys”
“Mammas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys” is a song recorded by Ed Bruce in 1975.Ed Bruce co-penned the lyrics whit his wife Patsy Bruce.
Van Plating’s Latest MV ‘Bird On A Wire’ Features the Relaxing Sunset of Florida
Nothing spells Florida better than enticing afternoons lit with golden painted skies and it's one of a kind sunset, and nothing depicts the view more than the Singer-songwriter Van Plating's latest music video for her single 'Bird on a Wire'.
Take a Peek at Dolly Parton’s Early Morning Routine
In a recent interview as she appears in the Pop Culture RuPaul's Drag Race show, Dolly Parton shared that she begins her day in an untimely hour of 3 a.m. But as she explains why it's nothing out of the ordinary. She just gets her job done quicker when working around those hours.
Things Elvis Presley Would Prefer Over Getting His “Blue Suede Shoes” Scuffed
"Blue Suede Shoes” is considered as one of the first rockabilly records. It is a rock-and-roll standard written and first recorded by Carl Perkins in 1955.
Jeff Carson Showcased The Power of a Father’s Love In The Song “The Car”
Penned by songwriters Gary Heyde and C. Michael Spriggs, "The Car" was recorded by American country music artist Jeff Carson. Released in October 1995, it is the third single from his self-named album, Jeff Carson.
Jimmie Allen Looked Back On His Most Cherished Memories of Charley Pride
When the news about Pride's death was released, Jimmie Allen took no time in posting a lengthy tribute video to the man he looked up to. Allen reminisced the times when all he did was to listen to Pride's songs. He also looked back on the process of how his hero became a mentor and a friend to him in the past years
WATCH: Andrew Jannakos ‘Gone Too Soon’ MV Finally Out
Whether you know him from TikTok or as Adam Levine's team member during the Voice Season 16, or as a rising country singer, Andrew Jannakos ought to bring some excitement as he officially released his first-ever music video just this Friday, December 11 for his 'Gone Too Soon' single.
Chris Lane has “Big, Big Plans” for the Future and He is Starting Now
For all country music fans, you probably might have crossed paths with the rising song from Chris Lanes. "Big, Big Plans" topped the Billboard Country Airplay chart and the Mediabase charts this week.
Patsy Cline Once Lent Her Angelic Voice To The Hymn “Just a Closer Walk with Thee”
“Just a Closer Walk with Thee” is a popular gospel song covered by artists such as Patsy Cline, Mahalia Jackson, and more.
Dottie West and Kenny Rogers Were Mismatched Lovers in “What Are We Doin’ in Love”
The last duet of Dottie West and Kenny Rogers, “What Are We Doin’ In Love,” became Dottie West’s favorite song that she collaborated with Rogers.
Scotty McCreery Tributes Charley Pride with “Five More Minutes”
He was a father-figure and a close friend for all stars we look up to, and that's the reason why Scotty McCreery dedicated 'Five More Minutes' to thank and see through the legacy of Charley Pride.
Jim Croce’s “I’ll Have to Say I Love You in a Song” Comes With A Romantic Story Behind
“I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song” is a Jim Croce song written in 1973 in the album I Got a Name. The song was released after Jim Croce and five others died in a plane crash in Louisiana, at the age of 30.