Steve Nedved
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Jun 14
Jelly Roll scores big with ‘Whitsitt Chapel’
Courtesy of BBR Music Group Jelly Roll‘s Whitsitt Chapel debuted at #3 on Billboard‘s all-genre 200 chart. According to Billboard, Jelly earned “90,000 equivalent album units,” making it his “biggest week yet and first top 40-charting release” in his career. Billboard further broke down Jelly’s album sales, which were contributed to by three vinyl LPs, a signed CD, a regular CD, discounted digital album, …
Jun 14
Ashley McBryde’s “Light On In The Kitchen” video features a special guest
Courtesy of Warner Music Nashville Ashley McBryde has unveiled the music video for her single “Light On In The Kitchen.” The monochrome video features Ashley delivering the song in various spaces, such as a bedroom, a kitchen and a performance space with her band. Viewers also get a glimpse of Ashley’s childhood through personal footage. The 3 1/2-minute clip then wraps with Ashley …
Jun 14
Rain can’t stop Lainey from performing for her fans
ABC/Eric McCandless Lainey Wilson remained unperturbed by the rain during her set at this year’s Carolina Country Music Fest. Despite the downpour, Lainey chose to ditch the bells and whistles and go a cappella on her ACM Award-winning duet, “wait in the truck,” as evidenced in a clip she shared on TikTok. “The redneck choir was wild in …
Jun 14
Scotty lights up ‘GMA’ stage with ‘It Matters to Her’
Courtesy of Triple Tigers Records Scotty McCreery appeared on ABC’s Good Morning America on Wednesday, June 14, to perform his latest single, “It Matters to Her.” The romantic ode was penned by Scotty, Lee Thomas Miller and Rhett Akins as a tribute to Scotty’s wife and childhood sweetheart, Gabi. Right before Scotty’s performance, Gabi made a special appearance on camera with their son, Avery. “It …
Jun 14
Megan Moroney recalls how “Tennessee Orange” was almost never released
Courtesy of Sony Music Nashville As “Tennessee Orange” continues its ascension on the country charts, Megan Moroney is recalling how the song almost never saw the light of day. “We weren’t even going to put out ‘Tennessee Orange,’” Megan reveals to ABC Audio. “It was almost football season about the time it was supposed to come out. And I was like, ‘Honestly, if we don’t put this …
Jun 13
Nashville notes: Lee’s acoustic “Save the Roses” + Danielle’s “Runaways”
Lee Brice is set to release an acoustic version of his poignant single “Save the Roses.” The track serves as a tribute to his longtime friend, the late Kyle Jacobs, who also co-wrote and co-produced the song. Presave “Save the Roses (Acoustic)” now and while you wait, listen to the studio version. Danielle Bradberry‘s “Runaways” is out now. The midtempo number is Danielle’s latest release …
Jun 13
Design your award at the Country Music Hall of Fame
Jason Davis/Getty Images for Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum You’re invited to design your very own award at the Country Music Hall of Fame. The event is inspired by the ongoing Chris Stapleton: Since 1978 exhibit, which showcases Chris’ numerous awards, including his Grammy nods and a Waffle House Tunie award for having the most-played song on Waffle …
Jun 13
Three weeks later, Morgan’s “Last Night” still reigns at #1
NBC Morgan Wallen‘s “Last Night” is #1 on the Mediabase Country chart for a third week. Morgan’s latest single, “One Thing At A Time,” is also #7 on the chart, making him the sole artist with two songs concurrently in the top 10. Additionally, “Last Night” continues its #1 streak on Billboard‘s all-genre Hot 100 chart for a 10th consecutive week. Both songs are featured on Morgan’s …
Jun 13
Dierks Bentley has chosen his next single
ABC “Something Real” will be Dierks Bentley‘s next single on country radio. The meaningful, uptempo track was written by Dierks, Ross Copperman, HARDY, Ashley Gorley and Luke Dick during a writing retreat in Colorado. “I think we are all seeking something a little deeper than what’s on the surface, the things we see on social media. For me, that looks like putting my phone down, …
Jun 13
Garth Brooks responds to backlash over Bud Light being served at upcoming Nashville bar
Theo Wargo/Getty Images Country music superstar Garth Brooks is speaking out after causing what he described as a “little bit of a stir” by saying he would serve “every brand of beer” in his new Nashville bar. Brooks’ comment, made in an interview with a Billboard reporter on June 7, was interpreted by many as saying his upcoming Friends in Low …