Lee Brice’s ‘Hey World’ Builds Bridges, Spans Genres and Brings Voices Together
byBy the time Lee Brice’s Hey World album dropped on Friday (Nov. 20), the track list already included two No. 1 country radio hits….
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Listen To Chris Young and Kane Brown’s ‘Famous Friends’ Collab
byChris Young and Kane Brown tribute their hometown roots in their just-released collaboration, “Famous Friends.” The high octane duet finds the superstars giving a…
Carrie Underwood Is a Literal Christmas Angel In the ‘Hallelujah’ Music Video with John Legend
by“This song and its message is much needed right now,” Underwood says.
Tyler Hubbard Shares New Song ‘Thank God for Little Girls’ and His Daughter’s Reaction To It Is Priceless
by“I’m gonna keep it so much…Forever and ever,” Olivia says of the song.
Riley Green Debuts Sentimental ‘If It Wasn’t For Trucks’ Music Video
byRiley Green is bringing his new single, “If It Wasn’t For Trucks,” to life with a reflective new music video Directed by Jim Wright,…
Florida Georgia Line Address Breakup Rumors: ‘We’re Feeling Stronger Than Ever’
byIs Florida Georgia Line breaking up? Absolutely not.
Morgan Wallen’s Double Album Idea Initially Started Out as a Joke
byFollowing his New Artist of the Year win at The 54th Annual CMA Awards earlier this month, Morgan Wallen confirmed the news his fans…
Luke Bryan Left For ‘American Idol’ and His Wife, Caroline, and Dog, Boss, Got Injured
byLuke Bryan recently left Tennessee to film the upcoming season of American Idol in Califonia and all kinds of chaos ensued. While he was…
‘Give the People What They Want’: After Jokey ‘Kimmel’ Appearance, Chris Stapleton Might Make a COVID-19 Christmas Album for Real
byChris Stapleton recently made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to promote his fictional COVID-19 themed Christmas album, and while that project may have…
Remember When the Johnny Cash Biopic ‘Walk the Line’ Was Released?
byOn this day in 2005, Walk the Line, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon, was released to theaters everywhere. The film was based on…