Remember When Miranda Lambert Joined Jason Aldean for “Drowns the Whiskey”?
“Drowns the Whiskey” is the brand new release single from Jason Aldean’s album, Rearview Town. Miranda Lambert joins him on this new song.
Luke Combs Makes History with ‘What You See Ain’t Always What You Get’ and ‘Forever After All’
As Comb’s sequel album ‘What You See Ain’t Always What You Get’ is now available globally, it still features the first 18-tracks from its preceding album with a little bonus of five new tracks exclusive in its release.
Cody Johnson to Strike a Chord with His Cover of Reba McEntire’s ‘Whoever’s In New England’
From the Grammy-winning song by superstar Reba McEntire, Cody Johnson has sure made a promising cover of "Whoever's in New England" for the new generation of country music lovers.
More Surprising Facts About the 54th Country Music Awards
Though with the absence of in-person audiences, the 54th Country Music Awards will go on and they promise us that it would be one of the biggest country festivities you will experience this year.
You Should Know This Funny Story Behind Kenny Rogers’ “Lady”
A lot of people get ideas in the shower. For Lionel Richie, he thinks elsewhere in the bathroom. Kenny Rogers revealed that he wrote “Lady” in the Toilet!
Jessi Colter Shares Her Fond Memories of Waylon Jennings
Jessi Colter loves the smallest details about Waylon Jennings, the way he entertains her, the way he made her laugh, the way he inspires, and the subtle ways he shows his love.
Jimmie Allen Debuts Children’s Book Called ‘My Voice Is a Trumpet’
Jimmie Allen temporarily took down the microphone in exchange for a pen. He shifted his voice into something creative and something enjoyable, henceforth giving birth to his debut children’s book; ‘My Voice Is a Trumpet’.
Nicole Kidman Won’t Stop Making Keith Urban Feel that He’s So Loved
Keith Urban turned 53 last Monday and Nicole Kidman took her appreciation a bit further by posting on her IG account that she's married to a “really good man.”
Brooks & Dunn’s Cover of the Eagles’ “Best of My Love” Is The Best Thing You’ll Hear Today
One of the best covers of the Eagles' song, Best of My Love, Brooks & Dunn took the song into a different level and a 'more country' version.
Did You Know That Merle Haggard’s “Big City” Was Recorded In One Take?
Back in 1982, this song was a No.1 Hit. “Big City” was co-written by Merle Haggard and Dean Holloway and was recorded in the Los Angeles area.
Your Ultimate Guide to the 2020 CMA Awards
More than just the heavy favorites to win their own categories, other legends in country music are to be recognized this 2020 CMA Awards.
Get Your Tissues Ready For Eric Clapton’s “Tears In Heaven” Debut in MTV Unplugged
In a rare video found by Country Thang Daily, we see the sorrow of unspoken tears brought by Eric Clapton and his then debut song, Tears in Heaven.
Reminiscing Otis Redding’s Final Masterpiece, “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay”
“(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay” is a song that was co-written and recorded by Otis Redding. Due to the singer’s untimely demise, he never had the chance to enjoy his song’s success as it topped the US Billboard Hot 100 few months after its release.
Many May Know “The Yellow Rose of Texas,” But Few Know The Story Behind
Country singers Lane Brody and Johnny Lee performed the classic western song "The Yellow Rose of Texas" on the Country Family's Reunion in 2017.
Gwen Stefani to Blake Shelton: “Yes, Please!”
For the past 5 years, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton have been officially dating. As they moved on from their past relationships, they slowly built the connection between themselves and now are ready to knot it all up.
How Well Do You Know Scotty McCreery?
Scotty McCreery was most known for winning the tenth season of American Idol and the success of his debut album “Clear as Day” which earned him a certified platinum record. However, there are some things that you probably should add to your knowledge about McCreery.
Blast from The Past: Jim Reeves’ First No. 1 Hit in the 1960s, “He’ll Have to Go”
Being cheated on, is one of the many themes that a song can have. Just like the classic hit from Jim Reeves, “He’ll Have to Go.”
Flashback To Chicago’s Most Successful Song, “If You Leave Me Now”
Chicago—one of history’s most prolific rock bands—has its first #1 hit on October 23, 1976, with “If You Leave Me Now.” They have sold over 40 million albums in the US alone, and have released 36 albums over the years.
Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter In a Romantic Duet of “Suspicious Minds”
Elvis Presley’s “Suspicious Minds” was recorded by Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter in 1970. It entered the Billboard chart twice.
Merle Haggard Paid Tribute To His Hard-Working Fans In “Workin’ Man Blues”
“Workin’ Man Blues” was a song written and recorded by Merle Haggard and his band The Strangers in 1969. It became his 7th No. 1 on the chart.
Reba McEntire Honored Merle Haggard In A Heartfelt Cover of “Mama Tried”
As a tribute to her fellow Oklahoman country music singer, Reba McEntire performed one of Merle Haggard’s greatest hits, “Mama Tried.”
Blast From The Past! Willie Nelson Impressed The Crowd at Farm Aid with “Amazing Grace”
Willie Nelson himself sings grace with the ever popular gospel classic "Amazing Grace" in a crowd of Farmers for his benefit concert at Farm Aid.