Jeff NelsonBrantley Gilbert is the ringleader of a fiery, hard-rocking “redneck circus” in the music video for his new song, “Fire’t Up.” The clip ups the ante for the country rocker, featuring a fire-breather, a pair of stunt motorcyclists and, of course, plenty of pyrotechnics. “It was a good time, man! It was a party all …
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Mar 26
Amid COVID-19 quarantine blues, Old Dominion are reliving their 2018 Ryman show
ABC/Image Group LALike their country music peers, Old Dominion have had to cancel their spring 2020 tour dates due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, and they miss their fans. “With everything going on, we’re missing playing for y’all,” the band wrote on social media. “The shows lift us up more than you know.” In order to ease their …
Mar 26
‘Here and Now,’ Kenny Chesney is sharing his new album’s track list
Warner Music NashvilleIn May, Kenny Chesney will drop Here and Now, a new album the singer says is all about unforgettable moments and common, defining experiences. Now, he’s putting names on that collection of snapshots from life, revealing the full track list for the 12-song project. “I’d say it’s weird, the way people hear songs and say, ‘That’s …
Mar 26
Thomas Rhett postpones The Center Point Road tour dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Green Room PRIn response to continuing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 coronavirus, Thomas Rhett has rescheduled a series of tour dates originally planned for May and June. The Center Point Road tour will now kick off on July 15 in Charleston, South Carolina. “In effort to keep everyone safe & healthy during this time, we have proactively rescheduled …
Mar 26
Kane Brown is counting down the days until fans hear his new duet with John Legend
ABC/Image Group LAKane Brown’s got something big coming on Friday, and he can’t wait to share it. The singer has taken to Twitter to count down the days until his new duet with soul and pop star John Legend, “Last Time I Say Sorry,” comes out. “2 more days…” Kane wrote on Wednesday, along with a snippet of …
Mar 26
‘Friday the 13th is a pretty magical day’: Rhett Akins welcomes baby boy
Jason Kempin/Getty ImagesIt’s a boy for singer-songwriter Rhett Akins and his wife, Sonya. The couple welcomed baby Brody James earlier this month. The proud mama introduced the new addition to their family on Instagram, offering fans a few snapshots of Brody’s first hours and days. He arrived on March 13 at 7:49 PM, Sonya wrote in the caption of her post. …
Mar 26
Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert and many more join ACM Presents: Our Country live-streamed lineup
ACMAmid the COVID-19 pandemic, the ACM Awards has been pushed back to September from its originally scheduled air date of April 5. However, during the ceremony’s former time slot, the ACM will air ACM Presents: Our Country, a star-studded, live-from-home celebration of time-honored ACM traditions. Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, Kelsea Ballerini, Dierks Bentley, Eric Church, Brandi Carlile, Luke Combs, Florida Georgia Line, Lady Antebellum, Little …
Mar 26
“Don’t freak out” and “buy 1000 rolls of toilet paper”: Craig Morgan’s thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic
BBR Music Group/Nate GriffinCraig Morgan is just one of the country stars who’s asking their fans to “adhere to the guidance set forth by the government” by “staying at home” during the COVID-19 pandemic. If there’s an upside, he says it’s that he’s been “all over” his farm in Dickson, Tennessee. “Sadly, it took something like this …
Mar 25
‘Here and Now’: Kenny Chesney savors life’s most exhilarating moments in performance video
Warner Music NashvilleKenny Chesney gives fans a peek into what it feels like to perform to a sold-out crowd in the music video for “Here and Now,” a pumped-up anthem that’s all about staying present in the moment. With help from director Shaun Silva, Kenny captures the excitement of stepping out onstage in front of a crowd …
Mar 25
Country Music Hall of Fame extends shutdown through April 30
Raymond Boyd/Getty ImagesDowntown Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has announced plans to remain closed for another month due to the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. When the Hall of Fame first closed its doors in mid-March, they planned on the closure lasting at least until March 30. Now, they’re extending that date …