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Even though football fan Riley Green will be on the road during many of this season’s big games, he’s well equipped to keep up with his favorite teams, thanks to his home away from home. “I’ve got a new bus and it’s got TVs like everywhere,” he says. “There’s TVs in the bathroom. There’s like two TVs… Continue reading Riley Green’s ready to watch some football on the bus

Russell Dickerson is focused on both his career and his life at home with the arrival of his fourth studio album, Famous Back Home. “This album means so much to me,” he says. “I poured my heart into every song, and I can’t wait for everyone to hear it. In many ways, it’s a thank-you letter to the… Continue reading Famous Back Home is Russell Dickerson’s thank-you to the believers

“What Kinda Man” doesn’t love a happy ending? Well, quite simply, his name is Parker McCollum, who’s made no bones about the fact that he much prefers a sad song. It’s actually such a trademark for Parker that his wife had begun to wonder if he even had a happy ending in him. So, for his self-titled… Continue reading ‘What Kinda Man’ loves ‘making it go terribly wrong’? His name is Parker McCollum

If you like Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton‘s “A Song to Sing,” it looks like you’ll have something to watch on Friday.  Miranda, Chris and his wife and musical partner, Morgane Stapleton, all shared a clip of what appears to be the song’s music video on Thursday, with text that simply says “8.22.25.” In the snippet, Chris, Miranda, Morgane and another man… Continue reading Miranda Lambert & Chris Stapleton cue up the retro vibes for ‘A Song to Sing’ music video

The Aug. 29 arrival of Zach Top‘s second album is still more than a week away, but you can check out the new music video for the track “South of Sanity” now. So far, it’s the only preview of Ain’t in It for My Health save for its radio single, “Good Times & Tan Lines.”  The Washington native… Continue reading Zach Top travels ‘South of Sanity’ in new video

Megan Moroney‘s latest hit chronicles the seemingly impossible trip from the cheap seats at a Kenny Chesney concert to standing right beside the superstar onstage several years later. For Megan, the journey she describes in “You Had to Be There” started when she was going to the University of Georgia.  “The first verse is a flashback to 2018,” she explains.… Continue reading ‘You Had to Be There’ is Megan Moroney’s proof country music dreams come true

Cam‘s setting out on The Slow Down Tour to promote her new record, All Things Light.  “Alright sweet friends, I’m traveling through the US and Europe to bring you this beautiful and raw album along with the hits to dance and cry to,” Cam announced. “And as always there will be some belly laughs in between because in… Continue reading Your chance to ‘Slow Down’ and enjoy Cam’s All Things Light

Old Dominion‘s saying “Goodnight Music City” to close out their upcoming album, Barbara, but it’s hardly a goodbye. The band calls the sweet, lullaby-like tune “our love letter to Nashville” in a new Instagram preview. “Goodnight Broadway, goodnight boots/ Goodnight six-string honky-tonk grooves/ Turn the stools over, give the floor a sweep/ And rock yourself to sleep,” lead… Continue reading Old Dominion says ‘Goodbye Music City’ as they close out Barbara

With time to kill at a casino, some artists might indulge in some gambling, but not Chase Matthew.  Instead, Chase played the odds and ended up with his top-15 hit “Darlin’.” “We ended up in the Midwest where we couldn’t really justify going home, just to have to turn back around and come back. So we ended… Continue reading ‘Darlin” is the gamble that paid off for Chase Matthew

George Strait, Miranda Lambert, Don Cook and Keith Gattis are going into the Texas Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2026. In addition to having 110 million RIAA certifications, as well as a top hit every year for more than three decades, King George has penned some of his own songs — “Every Little Honky Tonk Bar,” “Here for a Good Time”… Continue reading George Strait, Miranda Lambert & more headed for Texas Songwriters Hall of Fame