ABC When Maddie & Tae first settled on the title for their new album, Through the Madness Vol. 1, they had no clue just how much “madness” the year ahead would bring. Taylor Kerr welcomed her first
Greg Doherty/Getty Images for Wynn Las Vegas Tim McGraw and Faith Hill appeared on back-to-back nights of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert this week, each offering separate perspectives on their 1883 roles and more. During Faith’s
ABC Luke Bryan opens his Las Vegas residency with nine shows this month. As an artist-in-residency repping country music, he’s got some big shoes to fill: Carrie Underwood opened her own, dazzling Vegas show in December. Now,
Adria Malcolm/Getty Images Lauren Alaina is among the stars who’ve signed on to compete in Beyond the Edge, a CBS reality show that pits celebrities from all aspects of show business against the elements. Variety confirmed the news
John Shearer/WireImage Dolly Parton is set to host this year’s ACM Awards. The Academy of Country Music broke the news this week, also adding that yet-to-be-announced co-hosts will join her in the gig. The 2022 ACMs will
ABC One of Brothers Osborne‘s first big hits was their 2016 single “21 Summer.” It was based on a real-life breakup that singer TJ Osborne experienced, but he couldn’t talk about the personal story behind the song:
ABC Rising star Priscilla Block is a big fan of Carrie Underwood, and apparently, the feeling’s mutual. Priscilla, who turned heads in 2021 with grassroots viral hits like “Just About Over You,” recently posted a video to
Lindsay Ell and American Idol champ Chayce Beckham team up in the music video for their new duet, “Can’t Do Without Me.” Tanya Tucker has announced her 2022 Hard Luck Tour, which includes a number of summer
Jason Kempin/Getty Images Kelly Clarkson has a musical surprise for fans: She’s recorded a new version of Dolly Parton‘s classic “9 to 5” with newly minted Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominee Dolly herself. The song
Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Stagecoach Cole Swindell has a new project in the works. He announced plans for his fourth album, Stereotype, on social media on Wednesday, and also shared the project’s cover art. “Here we go!”
