MCA NashvilleJosh Turner could take home three GMA Dove Awards this fall, for his I Serve a Savior gospel album. The South Carolina native is up for both Southern Gospel Recorded Song of the Year for “How Great Thou Art” and Bluegrass/Country/Roots Recorded Song for his version of the Hank Williams classic “I Saw the Light.” The record itself is …
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Aug 14
Miranda’s “got a wild card up [her] sleeve,” and she’ll show her hand on Thursday
ABC/Mark Levine When Miranda Lambert said she was anxious to put out new music, she wasn’t kidding. First, she debuted the new track “Locomotive” during CMA Fest in Nashville in June. Then in mid-July, she released her new single, “It All Comes Out in the Wash.” Last Friday, she delivered the rocking “Mess with My Head,” and …
Aug 14
What I did on my summer vacation: Maren Morris to unveil “The Bones” video on Thursday
Columbia NashvilleMaren Morris’s follow-up to her number one single, “Girl,” is the romantic track, “The Bones,” and on Thursday, she’ll unveil its music video. The Texas native announced the premiere on her socials, along with a short, instrumental preview clip that features lush tropical locales and a shot of her on the beach with her husband, Ryan …
Aug 14
ld Dominion breaks with tradition to appear on the cover of their self-titled, third album
RCA Nashville Old Dominion is breaking new ground with their self-titled, third album — simply by appearing on its cover. The artwork for OD’s 2015 debut, Meat & Candy, is reminiscent of a heavy metal cover, showing a hot girl dressed as a waitress, surrounded by, well, meat and candy. 2017’s Happy Endings features a traditional needlepoint sampler adorned …
Aug 14
Old Dominion breaks with tradition to appear on the cover of their self-titled, third album
RCA Nashville Old Dominion is breaking new ground with their self-titled, third album — simply by appearing on its cover. The artwork for OD’s 2015 debut, Meat & Candy, is reminiscent of a heavy metal cover, showing a hot girl dressed as a waitress, surrounded by, well, meat and candy. 2017’s Happy Endings features a traditional needlepoint sampler adorned …
Aug 14
“I’m Not Supposed to Love You Anymore”: Carrie Underwood shows her undying devotion to Bryan White at the Opry
Grand Ole Opry LLC/Chris HolloEven a superstar like Carrie Underwood is not above fan-girling a little bit, and that’s exactly what she did Tuesday night during her appearance on the Grand Ole Opry. “This pic pretty much sums up my night at the Opry,” she shared on her socials, along with a photo of her smiling demurely as …
Aug 14
Dylan Scott believes “Old Town Road” could inspire his toddler son to pursue the family business
Curb As “Old Town Road” spends its nineteenth week atop Billboard‘s Hot 100, practically everyone is obsessed with the smash hit by Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus. And that includes Dylan Scott‘s son, Beckett, who’ll turn two in December. “He’s singing,” Dylan explains. “He [doesn’t] know what he’s singing, but he started singing… …
Aug 14
Newcomer Matt Stell reveals it wasn’t his love affair that inspired his breakthrough hit, “Prayed for You”
RECORDS/Arista Nashville Newcomer Matt Stell is a co-writer on his top-fifteen debut single, “Prayed for You.” But it was actually his collaborator, Allison Veltz, who came up with the idea for the hit song. “She came in and… a week before [had just met the man] who turned out to be her husband,” Matt tells …
Aug 13
“Thought About…” football: Tim McGraw to play free show for Tampa Bay Buccaneers
ABC/Mark Levine This fall, Tim McGraw will help the Tampa Bay Buccaneers kick off their 2019 season with a free concert. The Sunday, September 8 show also celebrates one hundred years of NFL Football. All you need to get into the free concert at Florida’s Raymond James Stadium is a ticket to see the Buccaneers take on …
Aug 13
Listen now: The Highwomen update Willie, Waylon, Kristofferson, and Cash’s namesake tune
Low Country Sound/Elektra RecordsFor the title track of the new album by the all-female supergroup the Highwomen, Maren Morris, Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, and Amanda Shires re-imagine 1985’s “Highwayman,” previously recorded by Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, and Waylon Jennings. This time, however, they’ve updated and re-worked the lyrics from a female perspective, Carlile tells Rolling Stone. “We rewrote it with fates that befell women,” she …