Toby Keith’s “American Ride” Is All About The ‘Wackiness That Goes On In This Country’
Penned by Joe West and Dave Pahanish, "American Ride" was recorded and performed by Oklahoman native Toby Keith. Released on July 28, 2009, it is the first single and the title track of Keith's 13th studio album, which was released later in October.
Orville Peck Dramatizes ‘Fancy,’ a Song He Loved from Bobbie Gentry and Reba McEntire
Entering the virtual stage in 2020, Orville Peck’s ‘Fancy’ is sure to win your heart as it will feature one of the classical dramas of country music.
‘Best of My Love:’ Slays as a Hit but a Hacksaw to The Eagles’ Bond
Ohe mysteries that this band has hidden this whole time is why they don’t want to release 'Best of My Love' again to the public, and why they dislike it despite the single being one of the factors for their success in the industry.
2021 Country Music Tours to Keep on Your Watch List
Things will definitely get more exciting with country music tours making a much-awaited comeback! To whose tour are you excited to go see?
You Should Not Miss Miranda Lambert’s Stunning Rendition of “My Father’s Gun”
Another stunning country artist contributing to the team up to celebrate Elton John’s career is Miranda Lambert. She has put a subtle twist on Elton John’s 1970 song “My Father’s Gun”.
Throwback To Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues” That Cultivated His Outlaw Image
On January 13, 1968 at Folsom State Prison in Repressa, California, they recorded the live concert which became the “At Folsom Prison” album.
WATCH: Chris Stapleton’s Unofficial ‘A Very COVID Christmas’ Album
It's "A Very COVID Christmas" for Chris Stapleton in his upcoming fictional pandemic special album. Of course, Stapleton did all this for fun leaving fans wanting more and wishing that it was true.
It’s a “Wild World” Out There So Who Wants to Go Off-Grid Like Kip Moore?
Kip Moore’s newest project “Wild World” can considerably be one of his most honest and authentic works. Despite the deep soul searching that Moore has included in each song, it was a pleasant surprise to have a couple of feel-good dance along tracks.
Remember When Brad Paisley’s “Accidental Racist” Raised Some Eyebrows?
"Accidental Racist" was recorded by American country music artist Brad Paisley featuring American hip hop artist LL Cool J. It was released in 2013.
Ricky Skaggs Soared To The Top of the Charts With “Highway 40 Blues”
"Highway 40 Blues," a hit song of Ricky Skaggs was inspired by a route. Songwriter Larry Cordle wrote the first verse of the song passing through that road.
Glen Campbell’s “Southern Nights” Caught Attention From Both Country And Pop Fans
“Southern Nights” by Glen Campbell made everyone felt good with its jivey melody and sense of upright lyrics. Everyone surely can relate to the song especially the ones in the Southern.
Here’s A Song for Every Football Fans: “The Boys of Fall” by Kenny Chesney
“The Boys of Fall” was recorded by Kenny Chesney and it became his 18th number one song. The song did not only talk about football as a sport but also as a way of life.
‘Christmas Will Be Different This Year’ Marks All the Changes in Gary LeVox’s Life in 2020
With subtle hints from Rascal Flatts' lead singer Gary LeVox, many speculate that he will soon be releasing a solo country album, and one of the lead traces for this is his recent dropping of ‘Christmas Will Be Different This Year’ last Friday (November 13).
Unpack Carrie Underwood’s “My Gift” this December on HBO Max
The seven-time Grammy winner Carrie Underwood finally announced that she will, for the first time ever, hold a full-length Christmas album bound to premiere this December which she calls "My Gift."
Brooks & Dunn’s “Only in America” Provided Comfort During 9/11 Attack
"Only in America" is one of Brooks & Dunn's songs that show patriotism. It was recorded and released in June 2001, three months before the 9/11 terrorist attack. In addition, this song is also a famous campaign song used by political candidates during the election period.
Shania Twain’s “Any Man of Mine” Is Like Book of Rules For The Men In Our Lives
We are all ready to be savage in some cause. The difference between a good man and a bad one is the choice of the cause. -William James
“Let It Go” is George Strait’s Country Reminder To Be Happy With What You’ve Got
George Strait returned to the studio after two years of touring. He recorded a laid-back single known as “Let it Go” in 2015.
“Nothing’s Changed” in Spencer Burton’s Love for Music and the Wilds
Filled with vibrant energy, Spencer Burton will set your mood to nostalgia and a yearning to go back to the old days in his single, "Nothing's Changed."
Jon Langston’s ‘Happy Ever After’ and Takeover Playlist is the Ultimate Moving On Guide
With the release of Jon Langston’s ‘Happy Ever After,’ people would surely want more. Borrowing songs from renowned artists like Cole Swindell and Kelly Clarkson, Langston was able to transform his playlist into a long but heartful storytelling session.
Country Music Albums to Watch Out For in 2021
While none of us could predict what 2021 might be like, we could at least bring you something to look forward to. Here are the must-watch, confirmed, and rumored country music albums for 2021!
You’ll Love Dan + Shay’s “Take Me Home for Christmas” MV feat. their Wives and Kids
Dan + Shay are set to release their first original holiday song, "Take Me Home for Christmas." Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney reminded us that our families are one of the best gifts we could ever have for the holidays.
Rev-Up Your Memory Bank with Thomas Rhett’s ‘What’s Your Country Song’ MV
‘What’s Your Country Song’ is going to be the lead single in Thomas Rhett's upcoming and still unannounced 5th studio-album with a promising outtake to become a chart-topper.
Chris Stapleton’s ‘Watch You Burn’ has a Bullet for the Perp of the 2017 Mass Shooting
It's human to be terrified, but sometimes, artists get to the stage of hating some people and their means of retribution is through their music. Listen to Chris Stapleton's 'Watch You Burn.'
Loretta Lynn Showed How Fearless She Is In Her Song “Dear Uncle Sam”
"'Dear Uncle Sam, I wrote when Vietnam was in real bad shape. I kind of put myself in the place of some woman or girl who lost her husband or boyfriend. Many have that I've known." - Loretta Lynn
Travis Tritt’s Daughter Joined Him For A Duet of “Sometimes Love Just Ain’t Enough”
One of country music's most beloved "Bad Boys," Travis Tritt, is someone to reckon when he released a cover of Patty Smyth's rock ballad, "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough" in 2013. Her then 15-year-old daughter, Tyler Reese, joined him and they both performed a duet.
LISTEN: Shania Twain and Kelsea Ballerini’s “Hole in the Bottle” Duet Leaks with Good Humor
Pop that bottle with this tune from Shania Twain and Kelsea Ballerini in the background. It definitely overflows with coolness!