C-O-U-N-T-R-Y, Dylan Scotts proudly Country Till I Die
After weeks of teasing the track, Dylan Scott has finally released his new anthem, “Country Till I Die.” “‘Country Till I Die’ is such a fun, uptempo song that reflects…
Nashville Notes: The War And Treatys Plus One + Huestons Pour Me Another
The War And Treaty have announced their fourth album, Plus One, is arriving Feb. 14. “We see this record as an open invitation to be a part of what we’re doing—it came…
Georgia boys unite: Luke Bryan, Teddy Swims, Quavo are proud of their Georgia Ways
Luke Bryan, Teddy Swims and rapper Quavo want you to know they’re real proud of their “Georgia Ways.” That, of course, is the title of their new song, which paints a vivid…
Reba McEntire adds live tracks to Keep On Loving You (15th Anniversary Edition)
Reba McEntire has dropped the 15th anniversary version of her hit album Keep On Loving You. The expanded project includes four bonus live tracks, including her four-week #1 chart-topper “Consider Me Gone” on the…
Jackson Deans Still Ragin in surprise track
Jackson Dean has surprise-dropped a new song, “Still Ragin’.” Penned by Jackson, Luke Dick and Ryan Tyndell, the track chronicles a protagonist’s fired-up attitude toward life and not taming his raging heart. “Cause I’ll be/ Still ragin’ like…
Jelly Roll to perform on Billboard Music Awards
Jelly Roll has been tapped as a performer for the 2024 Billboard Music Awards. He joins the previously announced multigenre lineup, including Teddy Swims, Coldplay, SEVENTEEN and Tyla. Jelly’s up for three…
There Aint Enough Cowboy Songs for Ashley McBryde: Hear why
Ashley McBryde‘s yearning for the good ol’ Western days takes center stage in “Ain’t Enough Cowboy Songs.” The track finds Ashley underscoring a cowboy’s good work ethic and the simpler times of yesteryear.…
Five months in, Cole Swindells enjoying married life: Its been great
It’s been just over five months since Cole Swindell married his wife, Courtney Little, and he’s been enjoying every minute of it. “Not a whole lot’s changed, but it’s been…