Following its live debut at the ACM Awards, "Trailblazers" became one of the highest-streaming songs of the week, reaching 882,000 daily streams by day three post-performance.

"Some Hearts" catapulted Underwood to stardom following her win on Season 4 of "American Idol." The album quickly became the best-selling debut country album of all time, featuring number one hits ...

After the performance, Top asked Watkins if she'd like to make her Grand Ole Opry debut on Friday, June 20, a milestone Watkins has been dreaming of her whole life growing up in Nashville. "Playing ...

EYB recorded the disc at Panhandle House Studio in their hometown of Denton, Texas, where their debut album. "Level," was born. The band will release the disc independently after having been on The ...

Gossett will also make his debut at Austin City Limits in October. Tickets for "The Westward Tour" will go on sale via artist presale on May 19 at noon Eastern time with the general on-sale on ...

Penned by the three sisters (Ellie Balkcom, Powell Balkcom, and Lily Balkcom) along with Erik Dylan, the traditional track illustrates a love story from the point of view of a coal miner's wife.

The song comes on the heels of a surprise appearance at Zach Bryan's headline Stagecoach set last month. The two performed Bryan's hit song, "I Remember Everything," with Avalon covering Kacey ...

The 12-song set was produced by Nicholas Falk and recorded by Chris Bittner at Applehead Recording in Woodstock, N.Y. The duo's sound includes Americana, alt.-country, bluegrass and folk with the ...

The stretch of new dates starts Aug. 1 in Peoria, Ill. at Crusens, and stops include Billings, Mont., Casper, Wyoming and Oxford, Miss. before closing out with a show on Oct. 17 in Chattanooga, Tenn.

Wednesday, May 14, 2025 – Gary LeVox's mixes it up on his upcoming song, "Hold the Umbrella." The song is a bit country, pop and Latin with help from urban singer Akon and reggaeton singer De La ...

Wyatt also will launch a 35-plus date headline tour. The tour kicks off in Fayetteville, Ark. on Sept. 6 and will wrap in Houston on Nov. 21.