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Award-Winning Songwriter Luke Laird Set to Release His Own Album, “Music Row”

Luke Laird is ready to take his skills to a higher level. The highly regarded songwriter is ready to step into the spotlight for his debut album, Music Row. Laird is the brain behind Grammy award-winning singles for Kacey Musgraves, “Space Cowboy,” Eric Church’s “Talladega,” and Miranda Lambert’s “Baggage Claim.” Laird has also co-produced Musgraves’ … Read more

Reba McEntire’s Southern Manor Ready to Make New Memories

Reba McEntire lived like a true country queen since 1990 just until 2015 when she decided to sell her 1.3-hectare mansion which was built around the southern estate outside Nashville, Tennessee. Along with the sale is the letting go of all the memories she built together with her ex-husband Narvel Blackstock. View this post on … Read more

The Show Must Go On! 55th ACM Awards Resumes on September

The 2020 Academy of Country Music Awards is just weeks away. After being moved from its original date April 15, the 2020 ACM awards will be aired on September 16 at 8 P.M. ET on CBS. Here are some things that you’ll want to know about the 55th Academy of Country Music Awards. LIVE on Three … Read more

Mickey Guyton and Grant Savoy Are Expecting their Little Bundle of Joy!

Mickey Guyton and husband Grant Savoy are finally welcoming another family member after three years of blissful marriage. The singer-songwriter feels sad for being forced to stay at home and away from her fans, but the sudden surprise is an answered prayer when she asked God to spare a little love for this world in … Read more

Keith Whitley Still Made It On Top Of The Chart With “I’m Over You” After His Death

“I’m Over You” is one of Keith Whitley’s song that was released after his death. A year after he died, the song was posthumously released as the third single off his 1990 album I Wonder Do You Think of Me. The song reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart. Keith … Read more

Remember How Kenny Rogers Made Women Swoon With His Top Hit “Lady”

Kenny Rogers’ “Lady” continues to make women swoon with the smooth combination of the legendary singer’s velvety voice and an incredibly well-written story of undying love. Originally recorded in 1980 for Kenny Rogers’ Greatest Hits, the song became groundbreaking for the music industry after the prominent country influence that Rogers was able to pull from … Read more

“One Tin Soldier” Tells A Moral Lesson That Everyone Should Ponder

"One Tin Soldier" Tells A Moral Lesson That Everyone Should Ponder

Released in 1969, “One Tin Soldier” became a popular song during the Vietnam War and was often heard as an anti-war anthem. It was first recorded by the Canadian pop group The Original Castle and was later on recorded by various artists. Interestingly, the song charted every year from 1969 to 1974 on various charts, … Read more

When Willie Nelson’s “Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground” Soared High

Released in 1981 as part of the film Honeysuckle Rose, “Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground” became Willie Nelson’s seventh No. 1 hit. The song remained No. 1 for a week and spent a total of fourteen weeks on the country chart. It has since been covered by a number of artists, including Bob … Read more

Flashback to Kenny Rogers & Wynonna Judd’s Duet of “Mary, Did You Know?”

Flashback to Kenny Rogers & Wynonna Judd’s Duet of “Mary, Did You Know?”

In the early 90s, Mark Lowry and Buddy Greene of Gaither Vocal Band wrote a song together titled “Mary, Did You Know?” The song was first recorded by the Christian singer Michael English, and later by the Gaither Vocal Band for their Christmas album Still the Greatest Story Ever Told in 1998. Ever since then, … Read more

In Memory of the Late Singer-Songwriter, Justin Townes Earle

Announced on August 23 via his official Facebook account, singer/songwriter Justin Townes Earle died at the age of 38. The country singer’s cause of death has yet to be revealed. As the news of the passing of Earle spread, fellow singers and songwriters expressed their sympathy through their socials. English folk singer Billy Bragg honoured … Read more

Josh Turner’s Son Hampton Takes a Different Path in Music

Biologically speaking, inheriting traits from your parents is something common and all of us expects to have at least one. Blonde hair, perky nose and all physical traits are something that can definitely be passed by parents to children. In rare instances, they could also inherit their parents’ love for music like what happened to … Read more

Luke Bryan and Caroline Boyer’s 8 Seconds to Forever

Luke Bryan and Caroline Boyer have now been married for 14 years. With the busy travel schedule and a huge family, you could be wondering how Luke and Caroline managed to keep their marriage strong. Back when Luke Bryan was a senior at Georgia Southern University, he landed his eyes on the then a freshman, Caroline … Read more

‘Get Gone’ is the Perfect Escape Plan for SixForty1

Being stuck inside the house for a lengthy period is undeniably sickening, and you probably wish for everything to get back to normal so we can drop all of our quarantine anxieties and get gone. SixForty1 recently released their latest single ‘Get Gone’ and it aims to help us all escape temporarily from the harsh … Read more

Dolly Parton Breathes New Life on ‘Mary Did You Know’

Hang that mistletoe and jingle those bells as Dolly Parton treats us with a mid-year Christmas tune as she releases her very own rendition of Michael English’s ‘Mary Did You Know’. The Usual Order But with a Twist Dolly Parton is known for her trademark holiday and faith-based classics. You guessed it, this rendition is … Read more

Tenille Townes and Riley Green Won Big Ahead of the 55th ACM Awards

With less than a month to go until the 55th Academy of Country Music Awards, Tenille Townes and Riley Green are already big winners. Through a video conference, country music star and host for the ACM Awards, Keith Urban gave some surprising news for both Townes and Green. Urban announced that Townes won the ‘New … Read more

Grand Ole Opry to Host In-House Audience Starting Sept. 5

It’s on! Nothing’s going to stop the 95-year streak Saturday night broadcast of the Grand Ole Opry! For its 4,941st week broadcast bound on September 5, it seems like they packed in a huge surprise. The show will be led by two of our biggest country stars and mass favorites, Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley. … Read more

Rising Star Reyna Roberts Continues to Ride the Waves of Admiration

Reyna Roberts might just be a newcomer in the country music scene, but she is making sure that her voice is heard. On Sunday, Roberts performed the national anthem before a Baltimore Orioles baseball game. Roberts’ rendition became an instant hit on social networking sites. Her fans were quick in appreciating her powerful and wonderful … Read more

“Live in Love” by Lauren Akins: A Therapeutic Go-To Family Book

Just because a person writes about something and published it as book does not make her an expert. To her credit, there’s always something to learn from an author’s  experience. “Live in Love” by Lauren Akins is just the perfect example of an imperfect family life turning into a splendid learning manual for new and … Read more

The Story Behind RaeLynn’s “Me About Me”

RaeLynn’ would make you remember your past relationships with her recent single “Me About Me.”  Singer and songwriter RaeLynn just dropped her latest EP “Baytown” which was named after her hometown in Texas. The EP consists of 6 singles which includes singles “Bra Off” and “Keep Up.” Also included in her most recent EP is … Read more

Garth Brooks Declines CMA Nomination, But Loretta Lynn Says, “Ignore His Request”

There are endless possibilities and combinations just in the Country genre alone. Some prefer the good ol’ classic, or perhaps mixing classic with a soulful tempo or even both! But among these differences, one organization seeks to unite the large diversity of country artists and fans alike, the CMA Entertainer of the Year award. Success … Read more

Tim McGraw Honors Elvis Presley on His 43rd Death Anniversary

It’s a no brainer that deep inside our favorite country artists are die-hard fans of other artists’ music, too. And whether the stars they admire still live or have already passed away, the respect they pay for them is never unwavering. Picking which favorite artist they would want to hang out with is among the … Read more

Fall in Love With Clint Black and Lisa Hartman’s Duet of “You Still Get to Me”

Clint Black and wife, Lisa Hartman, melted hearts across the state with their duet “You Still Get To Me.”  “You can put on anything, pretty dress or old blue jeans, and you still get to me,” Black sang to his wife. “First time I saw you honey, you lit a flame, I started meltin’, and … Read more

Check Out John Prine’s Most Powerful and Compelling Song, “Angel From Montgomery”

For many, “Angel From Montgomery” was one of the songs that best captured John Prine’s unparalleled ability to write poignant lyrics about old people while he was still young, and about women when he wasn’t even one. Released on his self-titled debut album in 1971, Prine earned notoriety as a songwriter through “Angel from Montgomery.” … Read more

Bobby Goldsboro’s “Honey” Was Named The Worst Song Ever! Here’s Why

Bobby Goldsboro's "Honey" Was Named The Worst Song Ever! Here's Why

When Bobby Goldsboro released “Honey” for his 1968 album of the same name, it immediately and immensely became popular. It sold a million copies in its first three weeks, making it the fastest-selling record in the history of United Artists. “Honey” was by far the biggest of Goldsboro’s career. It spent five weeks at No. … Read more

Tragic Tale of Two Lovers in “Running Bear” Became Sonny James’ Country Hit

Red Sovine's "Teddy Bear" Is One of The Saddest Country Songs of All Time

Running Bear was a Country hit for Sonny James. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, James enjoyed an unprecedented streak of success with his commercially released singles – most of them were covers of previous pop hits. One of his sixteen consecutive No. 1 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart was his … Read more