During The Bobby Bones Show, our video producer Eddie decided to take/was asked to take (we are still debating how this segment came about) yellow jacket energy pills. Instead of taking the recommended 2 pills or at
New York Times Best Selling Author Bobby Bones is set to release his second book Fail Until You Don’t: Fight. Grind. Repeat on June 19th. Ahead of the book release, we are sharing an exclusive look at the things you can
During The Bobby Bones Show this morning, Bobby, Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie and more of the show shared their favorite ever live show. We definitely have some variety in our show, as far as taste in music goes.
Celebrated 4 months with these angels Tuesday. ???? A post shared by Hillary Scott (@hillaryscottla) on May 31, 2018 at 8:27pm PDT The Tyrrell twins are growing before our very eyes. Hillary Scott just marked daughters Betsy
CMT Hot 20 Countdown Little Big Town are preparing to host the CMT Music Awards, but are they preparing to prank? The first-time hosts tell CMT Hot 20 Countdown their opening monologue will be quadrupled what fans are expecting. “I
After subtly teasing fans with black and white photos and never-heard-before lyrics, Florida Georgia Line has returned with a brand new single called “Simple,” in addition to another new track called “Colorado.” The songs are the first taste of
Bobby Bones Show’s Class of 2017 artist Luke Combs stopped by the studio this morning ahead of the release of new music.Combs released This One’s For You Too (Deluxe Edition) today (June 1st) featuring 5 brand new tracks. The new music was a follow
The memory of Michael Ray‘s late grandfather lives on through the country star’s new album, Amos; that’s who the record is named for, after all. Amos is Michael’s second full-length studio album, and the followup to his 2015 self-titled debut.
Michael Ray answers your questions during his exclusive Ask Anything video chat. The “Get To You” singer’s new album Amos is available now!
#PIMPINJOY is a movement, a celebration dedicated to people who may be going through a rough time, but they choose to find and spread joy in their daily lives. The movement started with Amy’s mom, Judy, and
