Watch Out for Trisha Yearwood’s Tribute Performance on Sept. 16
On Tuesday, another piece in the upcoming ACM awards was revealed. Trisha Yearwood is set to deliver a special performance as a tribute to those who have passed away from the country music community.
Chapel Hart Enters Country with ‘Jesus and Alcohol’
Watch the irony because Chapel Hart’s new single ‘Jesus and Alcohol’ is here to give you another perspective on how to dream big.
These Christmas Albums will Make Us Cheer to a New Season!
Carrie Underwood, Dolly Parton, and Terri Clark have released statements that they will be releasing their Christmas albums this year.
Willie Nelson Held Back Tears as His Friends Sang Him “Seven Spanish Angels”
At the 2015 Gershwin Prize Award, Alison Krauss was among the many country artists who honored Willie Nelson. She performed for him "Seven Spanish Angels."
Top 10 Songs From The Charismatic Country Star, Tennessee Ernie Ford
Without waning popularity and distinction, Ford saw to it that the musical part of his program always ended with good ole gospel singing.
George Jones and Dolly Parton Gave “The Blues Man” a Breathtaking Twist
In 2015, George Jones and Dolly Parton recorded a version of "The Blues Man." This was their first duet together. In 1980 Hank Williams Jr. wrote and first performed “The Blues Man”. However, Williams' versions weren't able to enter the US Billboard charts.
Flashback To Kenny Rogers Scoring No. 1 With the Brave “Coward Of The County”
Kenny Rogers’ song “Coward of the County” reached the top of the US and Canadian charts. In addition, the album also topped the chart.
Flashback To Carrie Underwood’s Angelic Rendition of “Remember When”
In honor of the important role Alan Jackson played in her life, Carrie Underwood decided to sing his No. 1 hit from 2003 called "Remember When" at the Grand Ole Opry in 2012.
Remember When Alabama’s “Angels Among Us” Touched The Souls Of Millions?
Penned by Don Goodman and Becky Hobbs, "Angels Among Us" is a classic hit recorded by American country music band Alabama. Released in December 1993, it was originally a Christmas single included on the band's 1993 album Cheap Seats.
Randy Travis Sings About Mothers in “Angels” And It Will Warm Your Heart
This is a song of ode Randy Travis is not only for mother’s day, you should play this song to your wife or your mother every day.
Is Carly Pearce Helping the “Next Girl” with Her Newest Single?
Pearce’s follow-up single to her duet with Lee Brice, “I Hope You’re Happy Now,” “Next Girl” could probably be Pearce’s next biggest hit.
“Alan Jackson is the Blackest Name I Know,” says Josh Pray
As Michael Jordan is to the NBA, so is George Strait to country music. But as the NBA has a logo, so should country music and that would be Alan Jackson.
Farm Aid Remains Standing as an Annual Country Music Festivity
The annual Farm Aid is back and here's everything that you need to know about its installment this year!
Drew Green Transitions From a Bank Manager to the Next Country Star
Drew Green may not be as famous as our run-of-the-mill country artists, but the word in the town is, he is one of the most aspiring and talented artists in McMinnville, Tennessee.
2020 American Idol and Why Scotty McCreery Thinks You Should Give It a Shot
Country singer and American Idol Season 10 winner, Scotty McCreery is encouraging her fellow North Carolinians to audition for the upcoming season of the American Idol.
Facing Her Inner Demons, Morgan Myles Gave ‘Mad At Myself’ a New Meaning
‘Mad at Myself’ is included in Morgan Myles' 2020 ‘Therapy’ album. Get to know more about this country artist by listening to her single.
“Lovin’ On You” Takes Luke Combs Again in Cloud Nine
For the ninth-time, Luke Combs owned the top spot for Billboard Country Airplay with ‘‘Lovin’ On You."
Here are the Nominees for the 2020 Country Music Awards
The 2020 Country Music Awards is up and coming and yes, we are in for some surprises!
Chris Stapleton Feels Like “Starting Over” Again
For three years, Chris Stapleton has not released any new album and it all seemed like he is starting over again, but he's coming back better than ever!
Morgan Wallen Bound to Release a Double Album
Morgan Wallen, one of the now fast-rising country music artists indeed aims for the stars. Unlike most singers, he does not thrive on the grounds of being content on releasing a single album per year but would want to release two and both at the same time.
Loretta Lynn ‘Got Married’ Once Again Over The Weekend
Did country legend Loretta Lynn marry American singer-songwriter Kid Rock over the weekend?
Back from Break: Katelyn and Kane Brown to Duet ‘Mad at This World’
Watch out as Katelyn gets back into the stage through an awaited duet with her husband Kane Brown.
Country Artists Honor the Black Panther Star
Boseman made history as he brought to life the story of the"Black Panther" with his superb acting skills. He has done a lot more but the success of the "Black Panther" movie helped draw attention to it.
Peggy March’s “I Will Follow Him” Made Her The Youngest Singer To Have No. 1 Hit
"I Will Follow Him" was first recorded by Franck Pourcel, as an instrumental titled "Chariot." The song achieved its widest success when it was recorded by American singer Little Peggy March with English lyrics in 1963.
Let’s Revisit Conway Twitty’s Last Performance of “The Rose”
Conway Twitty recorded his version of “The Rose” in January 1983. His rendition was his 30th No. 1 single on the country chart.
Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood Were a Desperate Couple in “Remind Me”
Released in May 2011, "Remind Me" was recorded by country music singer Brad Paisley. The song features Oklahoman native singer Carrie Underwood.
You Need To See 14-Year-Old LeAnn Rimes Performing “Unchained Melody”
LeAnn Rimes began singing at the age of 13. This preserved video of her performing "Unchained Melody" is one of the proofs she's a star.
Check Out Lorrie Morgan’s Dramatic Cover of “A Picture of Me (Without You)”
"A Picture of Me (Without You)" was recorded by George Jones in 1972. In June 1991, Lorrie Morgan released her cover of the song.
Loretta Lynn and Michael Twitty’s Magical Duet of “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man”
In 2013, Conway Twitty's son, Michael, joined Loretta Lynn onstage and sang "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" as a tribute to the late Conway.