ABC/Eric McCandless NASCAR has announced that Luke Combs will perform at The Great American Race next year ahead of the Daytona 500, marking the first time an artist has performed two years in a row at the iconic event. The
ABC Dan + Shay, Luke Combs, Lady A and Rascal Flatts are among the 2021 ACM Honors recipients. Luke is slated to receive the Gene Weed Milestone Award for his outstanding achievements in the genre by becoming the first artist to have
ABC/Fred Lee Kelsea Ballerini and LANY share the reason “I Quit Drinking” in the video for their new collaboration. The singers take to the hills of California, Kelsea walking among the mountains in an elegant orange gown. As the sun
Comstock/Thinkstock On this day in 2002, this husband-and-wife duo that was named Top New Vocal Duo of the Year at the 2010 ACM Awards and won a 2017 Grammy Award for Best Roots Gospel Album were married
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Tenille Townes is releasing her new song, “Girl Who Didn’t Care,” on June 25. It will be featured on a forthcoming project. Tyler Rich is embarking on the Two Thousand Miles Tour this fall with Shy Carter. Tickets go on sale
ABC Darius Rucker is close with his youngest son, Jack, but that doesn’t mean they have the same taste in music. The crossover country star shares that during a recent trip to the golf course, he allowed his 16-year-old
Gary Miller/Getty Images Toby Keith, Brantley Gilbert and Hardy are set to release “The Worst Country Song of All Time.” On Monday, Brantley confirmed that his new single will be the fan-requested song, sharing a teaser ahead of its Friday release that finds him singing
ABC/Ed Herrera Thomas Rhett is celebrating Father’s Day early this year with the release of a new song, “Things Dads Do.” Thomas made the announcement during an appearance on the Grand Ole Opry Saturday night, alongside his father, hit songwriter Rhett
Courtesy of Live Nation Brooks & Dunn are poised for a “Reboot.” The iconic country duo has announced details for the rescheduled Reboot Tour, marking their first nationwide tour in a decade. Originally slated to take place in 2020,
John Shearer/ABC Florida Georgia Line is reuniting with Nelly in the video for “Lil Bit.” Set in Nashville, the video sees FGL’s Tyler Hubbard picking the rapper up in his truck, after which the two cruise around town as the hip-hop-meets-country
