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It was another a big weekend for new country music, with several artists releasing new tunes.

Ashley McBryde is set to join Kane Brown and Sarah Hyland as co-host for Wednesday’s CMT Music Awards. The trio will be joined by a fourth yet-to-be-named host.

While professional sports is back, fans are not and many teams have found a way to keep them involved using cardboard cut outs in the stands.  Fans can pay to have a likeness of themselves in the audience but one person who is not down with that is Brett Young. 

As we told you, Luke Combs and Garth Brooks were both honored at the Billboard Music Awards earlier this week; Luke with three awards and Garth with the Icon Award. But believe it or not, while they are both big country stars, they have yet to meet, and Luke doesn’t really know what he’d say when that happens. 

Kenny Chesney was one of the lucky musicians who got a chance to perform on stage with the late Eddie Van Halen and it’s something he won’t soon forget.

Country fans now have a chance to get their hands on some pretty great memorabilia from their favorite stars. Christie’s is hosting a new online action that kicked off yesterday, featuring items from Dolly Parton, Taylor Swift, Vince Gill and more.

Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley have been honored by St. Jude with the Randy Owen Angels Among Us Award. The pair was recognized during a virtual livestream, and was honored for their many years working with the chidren’s hospital. 

Sturgill Simpson has a surprise in store for fans. The singer announced he’ll be dropping a new bluegrass album tomorrow.

As we previously told you, the Country Music Hall of Fame has recruited some big name stars to help them with an upcoming digital fundraiser, “Big Night (At The Museum),” airing October 28^th at 8 pm CT on the museum’s YouTube channel. Well now even more artists have signed on. 

After being postponed due to the coronavirus, the 2020 Billboard Music Awards finally went down last night from the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, and it was quite a night, even if it went on without an audience. 

Luke Bryan has just dropped a new single. The singer has picked “Down To One” as the next track off his seventh studio album, “Born Here, Live Here, Die Here," which was released in August.

Dolly Parton has had some iconic looks over the years and she’s breaking them down in a new video for “Vogue” magazine. "I have never thought of myself as being fashionable,” she shares in the mag’s “Life in Looks” YouTube series. “I'll just tell you what I know about how I look and why I look that way."

The 2020 Billboard Music Awards are finally set to go down tonight, and since fans have been waiting for months (it was supposed to happen earlier this year) it’s bound to be a great night of music. 

It looks like Shay Mooney’s three-year-old son Asher is following in his superstar dad’s footsteps. In case you missed it, over the weekend the Dan + Shay star shared video of Asher’s new tune, a song called “Nice All Day.”

Brett Eldredge has shared a new installment in his “Live at Royal Plum” series. The latest is a stripped down version of “When I Die,” which is featured on his latest release “Sunday Drive.” 

Mickey Guyton has debuted the new video for her latest track “Heaven Down Here.” The video is reflective of the world going on today, with images if empty classrooms and stadiums, as well as front line workers, Black Lives Matter protests and more. 

As we told you, the CMT Music Award nominations were announced last month, with 14 songs in the running for Video of The Year. Well, now the category has been whittled down to just six nominees. 

It was another a big weekend for new country music, with several artists releasing new tunes.

Kane Brown showed his support for the Boys & Girls Club of America by hosting a “Worldwide Beautiful” Town Hall, which was attended by more than 100 members from across the U.S. and those living on U.S. military bases. 

Lindsay Ell just dropped the video for her song “wAnt me back,” which features Lindsay as a part of a fictional Sonny & Cher-like duo, Eddie and Ell.