ABC As Miranda Lambert‘s platform continues to grow, she hopes to be the kind of mentor and confidant for up-and-coming female artists she wishes she had at the start of her career. Miranda tells Entertainment Weekly how she grew up
Connor Dwyer Chris Janson has revealed that earlier this month, he and his family survived a serious fire that broke out in the middle of the night at their home just outside of Nashville. Chris’ wife Kelly woke him up
EMI Records Nashville Eric Church has sent his Heart to the top of the charts. Heart, the first of Eric’s three-part album Heart & Soul, has debuted at number five on the all-genre Billboard 200, following its April 16 release. The album sold 49,000
Food Network Trisha Yearwood is returning to the Kitchen. During her Facebook Live series, Coffee Talk, Trisha revealed this weekend that her beloved cooking show, Trisha’s Southern Kitchen, is set to resume production in the coming months. “We’re finally, I think, in a
Comstock/Thinkstock On this date in 2013, country music fans everywhere mourned the loss of one of the genre’s greatest voices. Nicknamed the “Possum,” this Texas native charted more than 160 singles between 1955 and his death at
ABC Dierks Bentley is getting back on the road. After more than a year without touring, Dierks announced Monday morning that he’s reviving his 2006 High Times & Hangovers Tour that brings him to five clubs across the country
Zack Massey Luke Combs‘ sophomore album, What You See Is What You Get, came out in November 2019, followed by its deluxe incarnation in October of last year, which added five new tracks to its already-mammoth 18 cuts.
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Sam Hunt is a co-writer and featured artist on pop singer-songwrtier Sasha Sloan’s newest release, “when was it over?” Blanco Brown is among the country acts set to perform at My Wine Society’s upcoming Blended
ABC ACM Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan is headed back out on the road. He’ll launch his Proud to Be Right Here Tour July 8 in Syracuse, New York, with Dylan Scott, Runaway June, and Caylee Hammack joining him along the way.
ABC Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood are two of the artists who saw the biggest bumps in streaming numbers for songs they performed at the 2021 ACM Awards, according to data from Billboard. Keith performed “Tumbleweed,” off
