Christopher Polk/Getty Images for StagecoachABC’s summer music series Greatest Hits concluded on Thursday night with a live finale from the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles. Among the many music stars performing on the show were Hunter Hayes
Big LoudIt’s a big weekend for Chris Lane. His full length-album Girl Problems comes out on Friday, just as his breakthrough hit, “Fix,” makes a run for number one. The North Carolina native tells ABC Radio he remembers the moment
BMLGJustin Moore wants you to meet him at Waffle House. The Arkansas native is planning several special shows to coincide with the release of his new album Kinda Don’t Care on August 12, and afterwards, he’ll be
Warner Music NashvilleBlake Shelton is keeping busy on NBC this week. After his Thursday-night stint as the main guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers and a performance of his latest hit, “She’s Got a Way with
ABC/Image Group LAEarly in his career, Eric Church avoided returning home to North Carolina to work in the family furniture business in order to pursue his music career. Now that he’s succeeded at that, he’s going back to his
Comstock/ThinkstockWith 24 number-ones to her credit, most of Carrie Underwood‘s releases have gone straight to the top of the charts. Can you recall her first song that failed to achieve that feat? ANSWER: In 2006, Carrie’s second
ABC/Byron CohenAs Kelsea Ballerini prepares for Thursday night’s live finale of ABC’s limited series Greatest Hits, she can’t help but recall some of her favorite moments from her summer gig. “I was so excited about Pitbull!” she recalls. “Getting to watch Meghan
Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockCarrie Underwood will celebrate the success of “Heartbeat” and “Church Bells” with a number-one party August 11 at Nashville’s The Bell Tower. Dwight Yoakam will release his bluegrass album, Swimmin’ Pools, Movie Stars…, September 23 via
Warner Music NashvilleNewcomer William Michael Morgan has made his mark with his traditional country sound, and the name of his debut album will continue that theme as well. His first full-length effort for Warner Nashville will be
NBC/David LaChapelleWhen The Voice returns for its new season this fall, it’ll sport a new look. For the first time, not one but two of the coaches will be women — Alicia Keys and Miley Cyrus. Blake
