“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!
Everyone Can’t Help But Gush Over Kenny Rogers’ “She Believes in Me”
"She Believes in Me" is one of Kenny Rogers' work of arts. The song is simply one of the all-time best. Surely, this will remind you of "The Gambler."
Steve Wariner’s “Holes in the Floor of Heaven” Will Make You Shed A Tear or Two
Sometimes, we take everything for granted, but we need to realize that spending our time with the people close to our hearts is still priceless.
Tribute to Mac Davis: Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker Records ‘In the Ghetto’
When Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker performed ‘In The Ghetto,’ not only were they a perfect match, the music, itself, fully synched in with them.
Flashback to Joey Feek’s Superb Performance of “Fightin’ Side of Me”
In February 2011, Joey Feek and her husband, Rory, paid tribute to Merle Haggard with one of his classic hits, "The Fightin' Side of Me."
The Carpenters’ “Yesterday Once More” Is A Nudge To Songs That Once Made You Smile
We, sometimes need to go back to our past for us to learn from and to further mature. With this, reminisce your yesterday through The Carpenters’ “Yesterday Once More."
Get To Know The Heart Tugging Tale Behind “Green Green Grass Of Home”
This is the miserable tale behind the song "Green Green Grass Of Home. It may be soothing to the ears but it tells a very sad story that will surely make your eyes water.
Thomas Rhett and Lauren Akins will Host CMA Country Christmas Special
It’s been announced and it’s official. The CMA Country Christmas Special is about to get even lovelier as Thomas Rhett and his wife Lauren Akins get to co-hosts its 11th annual edition.
Congratulations to the 2020 CMA Awards Winners!
The 54th CMA Awards featured more than 20 performers and a dozen artists to be awarded for all their hard work. Today, we bring you the 2020 CMA Awards winners!
Chris Stapleton Honored Alan Jackson With Soulful Cover of “Here In The Real World”
Chris Stapleton honored Alan Jackson with his hit, "Here in the Real World" at the ACM Honors on August 22, 2018, held in Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.
Throwback To Conway Twitty Soulful Rendition of “Kiss an Angel Good Morning”
Conway Twitty recorded the song "Kiss an Angel Good Morning" in 1972. This song was made famous by country singer Charley Pride in 1971.
After 30 Years, Ronnie Milsap Steps Up the Seasonal Stage for ‘Merry, Merry Christmas Baby’
Ronnie Milsap has prepared a special gift for us as he did three decades ago. That is to serenade us with ‘Merry, Merry Christmas Baby’ which was originally sung by Dodie Stevens in the year 1960s.
Olivia Newton-John Professes Love in Her Classic Song “I Honestly Love You”
"I Honestly Love You" by Olivia Newton John portrays having the right love at a wrong time. Nevertheless, it's still considered as one of the favorite country love songs of all time.
Kane Brown’s Stunning ‘Worship You’ MV Continues to Rack More Views
Many artists suffer from a lack of inspiration but not Kane Brown. Brown tells a completely different story as his inspiration is found in his home. His wife Katelyn and their daughter Kingsley both starred in the music video of his song ‘Worship You’.
Clint Black’s Daughter, Lily Made a Classy Opry Debut
Lisa Hartman and Clint Black’s daughter, Lily finally made her Grand Ole Opry debut appearance singing her own rendition of Carrie Underwood’s “Temporary House.”
Like Dierks Bentley, It’s Cool to Be ‘Gone’ for Some Time
With a little bit of play on words, Dierks Bentley once again produced a well-arranged song titled 'Gone' with no straightforward meaning challenging his listeners to grab the meaning themselves.
