ABC Maren Morris and her husband and fellow artist, Ryan Hurd, are doing something new at this weekend’s ACM Awards: For the first time, they’re performing at an awards show together, bringing their new duet, “Chasing After
John Lamparski/WireImage “Ex’s and Oh’s” singer Elle King is five months pregnant, but that’s not stopping her from opening the Academy of Country Music Awards Sunday night with her pal Miranda Lambert: They’ll be singing their current
Comstock/Thinkstock On this date in 1982, a country group had a number-one hit on the country charts with their now-classic single “Dixieland Delight.” Can you name them? ANSWER: Alabama. Copyright © 2021, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.
ABC Two more early ACM Awards winners have been announced ahead of Sunday night’s show: Carly Pearce and Lee Brice were surprised with their trophies for Music Event of the Year, thanks to their duet, “I Hope
ABC Kelsea Ballerini and Kenny Chesney will perform their new duet, “half of my hometown,” at the upcoming ACM Awards, something Kelsea is expecting to be an emotional experience. “It’s a full circle [moment],” the singer says.
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Niko Moon and reggae star Shaggy have released an animated music video to go along with their remix of “Good Time,” Niko’s chart-topping country hit. Lindsay Ell, Cassadee Pope, Mitchell Tenpenny and more will perform
ABC Eric Church begins the roll-out of his Heart & Soul triple album on Friday, starting with the release of the first collection, Heart. But before it drops, members of Eric’s Church Choir fan club will have
ABC Keith Urban is a featured guest on two “From the Vault” songs on Taylor Swift’s re-recorded Fearless album, duetting with the superstar on “That’s When” and also lending some harmonies to “We Were Happy.” But the
ABC Little Big Town will perform “Wine, Beer, Whiskey” from Nashville’s Lower Broadway during the ACM Awards on Sunday, but they’ll be down a member: One-fourth of the group, Phillip Sweet, has tested positive for COVID-19. “Phillip
ABC Brothers Osborne are the next major country act to plan their return to the road. The sibling duo just announced their We’re Not for Everyone Tour, a massive amphitheater run that includes almost 50 stops across
