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Brett Young and his wife Taylor are expecting their second child this year, and he says he always knew she had it in her to be a great mom.

Jake Owen has a new number one song. The singer’s latest single, “Made For You” tops the “Billboard” Country Airplay chart.

Kacey Musgraves was doing a little moonlighting over the weekend, and it had nothing to do with music.

Rascal Flatts’ Gary LeVox is ready for the next chapter in his career. The singer announced his new gospel-infused solo EP “One On One,” will drop May 21^st.

As we previously told you, a second John Prine tribute album, “Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine, Vol 2,” will be released this year, and now we’re getting another taste of the record.

It was another great weekend for new country music, with Mitchell Tenpenny, Chris Lane and more dropping new tunes.

Jake Owen’s younger daughter Paris just turned two but it wasn’t exactly the celebration she was likely expecting. The singer revealed on Instagram that little Paris, whose mom is Jake’s fiancée Erica, spent her birthday in the hospital.

Jana Kramer addressed her fans on social media to let them know how she’s doing since filing for divorce from her husband of six years, Michael Caussin.

Luke Combs has dropped a romantic video for his latest single “Forever After All.” Luke wrote the tune for his now-wife Nicole, so it only makes sense that she’s featured prominently in the clip. 

Thomas Rhett’s new album “Country Again: Side A” drops today, and he admits it wasn’t easy picking the songs that made it on to the record, or its companion, “Side B,” which is coming out later this year.

As we told you, Miranda Lambert will be releasing the new album “The Marfa Tapes,” with Jack Ingram and Jon Randall, on May 7^th, but that’s not all she’s got in store for fans.

As we told you, Rory Feek is releasing his first solo album, “Gentle Man,” on June 18^th. The album features the song “One Angel,” about his late wife Joey, and Rory has recruited Dolly Parton for the track.

Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real are set to drop the new album, “A Few Stars Apart,” on June 11^th. The Dave Cobb-produced record was recorded live at the historic RCA Studio A in Nashville.

Morgan Wallen hasn’t shown his face on social media since February, when he apologized for the video showing him using a racial slur. But he returned yesterday with a much happier post.

Kane Brown just can’t stop gushing about his 17-month-old daughter Kingsley. During an appearance on “The Artist and The Athlete with Lindsay Czarniak” podcast, Kane calls Kingsley “my best friend,” although she seemed to play favorites when she was younger.

Rhonda Vincent is getting ready to release a new album. The singer, who became a member of the Grand Ole Opry back in February, will drop “Music Is What I See” on May 28^th, which includes a new version of her song “Like I Could.”

After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, Kentucky’s Railbird Festival is returning this summer, with headliners Dave Matthews Band, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, My Morning Jacket and Leon Bridges. 

Now that vaccines are becoming more readily available, it feels like the end of the pandemic is coming soon. And with summer on the way, it may be one for the books. From baggy jeans to entertaining at home again, these are some trends that are set to take over in the coming months.

As we previously told you, Jason Aldean is headlining two concerts at The Bonnaroo Farm in Manchester, Tennessee, site of the Bonnaroo Music Festival, on May 14^th and May 15^th. Well, if you can’t make it to Tennessee, Jason is giving you another way to catch the show.

Luke Combs performed at the Grand Ole Opry this weekend, and folks in attendance got a treat. The singer performed a brand new song, “Joe,” which he recently wrote with collaborator Erik Dylan.