In 1968, Loretta Lynn continued to be a force to be reckoned with in country music – never afraid to tackle controversial subjects, whether it’s about motherhood, cheating husbands, or death. She proved that in her eleventh studio album, Who Says God is Dead, where she offered another collection of inspirational tunes done up with her … Read more
Jimmie Rodgers is widely referred to as “The Father of Country Music” because of his outstanding contribution in the creation of a distinctive musical genre from a variety of diverse influences, such as the African American blues, early jazz, stage-show yodeling, the work chants of Black railroad section crews, as well as the traditional folk … Read more
On April 30, Ashley Judd and sister Wynonna Judd posted on social media about the demise of their mother, Naomi Judd. Naomi passed away the day prior to her induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Sensitive details about Naomi’s death came into the public’s view after Tennessee Law enforcements had disclosed it. View … Read more
The Zac Brown Band demonstrated their unwavering commitment to providing a secure, welcoming environment for concertgoers on Friday, August 26, when they performed in Camden, New Jersey. The band prepared a three-act show which included some of the well-known Zac Brown songs such as “Toes,” “Homegrown,” and “Chicken Fried,” as well as a number of … Read more
Lee Greenwood’s manager and friend, Jerry Bentley, lived in Huntsville, Alabama, and died peacefully at home surrounded by his loved ones. He lived a wonderful and honorable life. Bentley was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp and obtained a rank of Sergeant during his time. He was also awarded various medals in honor of … Read more
A dear friend of country legend Loretta Lynn, Gloria Jean Land, had passed away. An announcement was made on Lynn’s social media account. The country legend said on the post that their hearts hurt that her dear friend was gone. She disclosed that the photo she shared was from last Christmas, and that none of … Read more
Ernest Tubb, also referred to as the Texas Troubadour, was an American singer-songwriter and a pioneer of country music. With the release of “Walking the Floor Over You,” his biggest career hit in 1941, the honky tonk music genre initially became well-known. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Country Music Hall of … Read more
A straightforward summertime hook-up and party tune called “Ready Set Roll” features cruising, talking while taking fireball shots, and lovely, appealing women. Even though it’s all in good fun, when the song was first published, some of the lyrics led to backlash from female fans. When accused of being disrespectful to women, Rice raced to … Read more
The song “Ride” by rapper SoMo was initially released in 2013. With a high position of eleven on the US Billboard Hot R&B/ Hip-Hop Songs chart, it became a big hit for him. In 2014, “Ride” was made into a touching and entertaining country ballad by Chase Rice and Macy Maloy. On the US Billboard … Read more
New country artists are continuously popping in, hitting the ground with dangerously addicting songs that will leave you craving for more (thank you, TikTok), and creating names and roads to success for themselves in this cutthroat genre where only the best (and the viral) survive and thrive. And with so many of them, it’s hard … Read more
As far as country music is concerned, Chase Rice songs always secure a spot in the list. He was born in Florida on September 19, 1985, and raised in Asheville, North Carolina, on a farm. He spent his life in North Carolina and attended the University of North Carolina. So, how did the simple lad … Read more
“I Can’t Unlove You” tells about the pain of losing the love of your life and the reeling emotions that come with letting go of everything you once cherished with that person. Despite what seems like Kenny Rogers serenading you, the song is filled with painful reminiscing and wishful thinking. Indeed, listening to it might … Read more
Country music’s Bluegrass subgenre is ascribed to mandolinist and vocalist Bill Monroe, also known by his stage name William Smith Monroe. Aren’t you curious on how this pioneer musician came about? Let’s learn 8 astonishing facts about Bill Monroe. 1. Came from a Family of Musicians View this post on Instagram A post shared by … Read more
On September 8, 2017, Don Williams died at his home in Mobile, Alabama. His publicist confirmed that the award-winning country singer passed away after a brief struggle with emphysema, a chronic lung condition that involves damage to the walls of the lungs’ tiny air sacs. Williams was 78. View this post on Instagram A post … Read more
Over the weekend (August 27), country star Amy Grant turned to social media to update fans on her recovery process after suffering injuries from a bicycle accident in Nashville, Tennessee. She started her heartfelt message by thanking supportive fans, friends, and colleagues who have showered her with flowers, gifts, and well wishes. View this post … Read more
Things are over between Kelsea Ballerini and husband Morgan Evans, as the two country musicians are calling it quits after nearly five years of marriage. The two-time Grammy Award nominee filed for divorce on Friday (August 26), reportedly citing “irreconcilable differences.” She then took to social media, writing to fans, to address the unexpected split … Read more
After missing for nine days, Luke Bell, a prominent figure in country music, died at the age of 32. Matt Kinman, a friend and fellow musician of Bell, was the first to confirm the details with Saving Country Music. As a result of his late friend’s battle with bipolar disorder, Kinman claimed that Bell’s mental … Read more
Chase Rice is an American reality television personality, songwriter, and country music artist who was born on September 19, 1985. In his career as a country music artist, he had received nominations such as Breakthrough Video of the Year in the CMT Music Awards in 2015. As well as New Male Vocalist of the Year … Read more
American country music musician Mel Tillis sang the song “Good Woman Blues,” which was written by Ken McDuffie. In September 1976, it was released as the follow-up single from the album Love Revival. This was Mel Tillis‘ second number-one country tune. The song spent two weeks at the top of the country chart, which it … Read more
On Friday (August 19), Blake Shelton released a new song called “No Body,” and it’s giving some ’90s country vibes, taking you a trip down memory lane. “This song in particular takes me back to the ’90s when I was in high school and first moved to Nashville because it feels like what the music … Read more
American vocalist Joey Feek, one half of the husband and wife musical duo Joey + Rory, specializes in bluegrass and country music. Although Rory provided backing vocals and played the guitar, she was the main vocalist for the band. Through the years, Joey + Rory Songs have acquired multiple awards. Here are 5 Facts about … Read more
Blake Shelton wants to make sure his fans are well-prepared before hitting the honky tonks after the release of his latest single, “No Body.” So, the country superstar shared a clip on his social media account on Tuesday (August 23), breaking down the line dance that can be seen in the music video released along … Read more
While his six year-career was cut short, Jimmie Rodgers managed to create and define the role of a country music star. His songs about rounders and gamblers, bounders and ramblers made him the first country star to be recognized all over the nation and the inspiration to many artists that includes Hank Snow, Bill Monroe, … Read more
Virginia Patterson Hensley, popularly known as Patsy Cline, was born on September 8, 1932 in Winchester, Virginia, U.S. She became one of the all-time greats of the genre by bridging the gap between more mainstream audiences and country music with her ability and vast appeal. You may think that you know her well, but there … Read more
On September 1, 2008, popular country singer and movie actor Jerry Reed died at his home outside Nashville, Tennessee, after a long bout with emphysema, a disease of the lungs that occurs most often in people who smoke. His longtime booking agent, Carrie Moore-Reed, said that Reed “had been ill for some time.” View this … Read more
“Three Nails and a Cross” is included in George Strait’s twenty-seventh album, Here for a Good Time, which was released on the 6th of September 2011. It was co-written by Bobby Boyd, Dillon, George Strait, and Strait’s son Bubba. During the time of the release, thirty years had passed after his debut and the album … Read more
From the 1950s to the 1970s, Hank Thompson forged a powerful combination of western swing and honky-tonk sounds – even made better by his songwriting talents and raspy baritone, as well as precise diction. He became one of the most in-demand performers, whose influence is often said to be evident in stars like George Strait. … Read more
American Idol reigning champ Noah Thompson and runner-up HunterGirl are still basking in the glow from the 20th season of the long-running televised music competition – and apparently, the future is bright for these rising country stars. The two talented artists continued performing together across the United States and are now further joining forces for a … Read more
Glen Campbell and Bobbie Gentry’s duet of “Let It Be Me” is nothing less of a musical masterpiece. The song’s message and melody, combined with the dreamy vocal performance of the two top country singers of the late Sixties, can definitely soothe your tired soul and make you believe in love again. “Let It Be … Read more
Breakthrough country artist Bailey Zimmerman indulges a story about being in a toxic relationship through his letter song and debut single “Never Comin’ Home.” The track, which was released in January 2021, immediately caught traction, thanks to his loyal fanbase built through TikTok, where he started his music career posting original songs and entered the … Read more