Steve Nedved

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Want to hear a little more of Eric Church’s new album “Desperate Man”? He’s sharing “Some of It”

EMI Nashville As Eric Church’s new single, “Desperate Man,” continues its rapid climb in country’s top 25, the North Carolina native is previewing new tunes from his forthcoming album of the same name. Eric first shared the new track “Some of It” with his fan club, the Church Choir, before posting a short clip on his socials a …

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Playing her hometown means “Every Little Thing” to Carly Pearce

CMACarly Pearce’s country music dreams continue to come true: The Taylor Mill, Kentucky native played for a hometown crowd on Sunday night. It was a full circle moment when Rascal Flatts’ Back to Us Tour pulled into Riverbend Music Center, not far from the part of Northern Kentucky where the “Every Little Thing” hitmaker was raised. …

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Kenny Chesney’s “Songs for the Saints” sails to a #1 debut

Blue Chair/Warner Bros. NashvilleAs expected, Kenny Chesney’s new record, Songs for the Saints, debuts at #1 this week on the country albums chart. Kenny’s first release for his new label, Warner Nashville, sold more than 77,000 equivalent album units in its first week.  The album entered the all-genre Billboard 200 tally at #2. The superstar from East Tennessee is …

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Brothers Osborne will “Stay a Little Longer” and headline U.S. dates this fall

CMABrothers Osborne has added a string of headlining dates in the States this fall, expanding their already-scheduled tours of Canada and the United Kingdom. The Wild Feathers and Lucie Silvas — who happens to be Mrs. John Osborne — will join them on select dates. On Wednesday night, you can see T.J. and John sing their current top-30 hit, “Shoot Me Straight,” on this …

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Jake Owen adds David Lee Murphy and Morgan Wallen for the fall leg of the Life’s Whatcha Make It Tour

Big Loud Jake Owen will keep his Life’s Whatcha Make It Tour on the road into the fall, with David Lee Murphy and Morgan Wallen joining him on the new dates. “I really do believe that life’s whatcha make it,” Jake says. “That’s actually a line from my new single ‘Down to the Honkytonk.’ I’m so pumped to announce that …

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Brothers Osborne follows their “CMA Fest” dreams from the stage to the small screen

CMA If you tune in Wednesday night for ABC’s annual CMA Fest special, you’ll literally be watching Brothers Osborne‘s dreams in motion. TJ Osborne admits stepping on the main stage at Music City’s Nissan Stadium was more than he and his brother John even dared to imagine. “When we first came to Nashville, I mean, …

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Watch now: Maddie & Tae each chase romance in new “Friends Don’t” video

UMGMaddie & Tae each get their own storyline — and their own romance — in the fun new video for “Friends Don’t.” The action starts at a house party in Nashville, propelled forward by lots of texts and at least one trip in an Uber. “We both got to do a little acting and play out …

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Watch now: LANCO travels the globe in new “Born to Love You” video

ABC/Image Group LA LANCO covers a lot of ground in the band’s new video for their top-25 hit, “Born to Love You.” In the new clip, the guys perform the tune in a rapidly-changing variety of settings, ranging from the mountains to the ocean to a downtown setting in the middle of traffic. “As we continue …

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Danielle Bradbery’s ready to say “Goodbye Summer” — and hello to her biggest hit — by teaming up with Thomas Rhett

BMLGDanielle Bradbery is poised to have her biggest success on the country chart so far, as she teams up with Thomas Rhett on the new duet, “Goodbye Summer.” “So happy this is finally out!” TR tweeted. “Thanks so much Danielle for having me be a part of this jam with you!” Thomas Rhett is one of the co-writers of the …

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Sugarland proves they’re “Still the Same” — even “Bigger” — on Music City tour stop

ABC RadioSugarland brought the big top to life Thursday night when their Still the Same Tour pitched its tent at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. The ever-changing stage often mirrors the red-and-white circus motif on the cover of the duo’s reunion album, Bigger, while Jennifer Nettles effectively serves as the show’s ringmaster. In Music City, she frequently added elaborate coats and …

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