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Cole Swindell has given fans a new taste of his upcoming album. He just dropped the title track of the record, “Stereotype,” which drops Friday. 

As we told you, Kane Brown recently shared a tease of a new song, “Like I Love Country Music,” in a video featuring his eldest daughter Kingsley, and it turns out Kane’s little girl is very musical.

Morgan Wallen has another huge hit on his hands. The singer’s “Don’t Think Jesus” debuts at seven on the all-genre “Billboard” Hot 100 Singles chart.

Parker McCollum added to George Strait concert: George Strait’s summer concert in Kansas City is adding even more talent.

Carly Pearce has been very open about the heartache she’s endured over the past few years, including her failed marriage to Michael Ray. But even with all she’s gone through, she is still optimistic about love.

As we told you, last month Eric Church canceled a concert in San Antonio, Texas so he and his family could watch his beloved North Carolina Tar Heels take on Duke in the NCAA Final Four game. Eric got a lot of backlash for the self-admitted “selfish” decision, but he doesn’t regret it.

Jake Owen is ready to hit the road. The singer will headline the “Up There Down Here Tour,” kicking off May 5^th in Troy, Ohio. The trek will feature several festival appearances, wrapping October 1^st in Buford, Georgia.

Tim McGraw is turning 55 on Sunday and while some may use the occasion to look back at their life, that’s not something Tim cares to do.

Tim McGraw’s latest tour kicks off next week and he is certainly ready to get back out on the road, especially since he spent most of the last year focused on acting with his series “1883.”

Walker Hayes is ready to hit the road. The singer just announced dates for his first-ever headlining tour, dubbed the “Glad You’re Here” tour.

The GRAMMY Museum is set to celebrate Country music’s female stars with a new exhibit, “The Power of Women in Country Music,” which is set to open May 27^th and run through October 2^nd.

Maren Morris just released her new album “Humble Quest” and she decided to get real with fans. In a post on Instagram she admitted that during the pandemic she briefly “fell out of love with music.” 

Maren Morris has been very open about struggling with postpartum depression after the birth of her son Hayes two years ago. Now, in a new interview with “People” she says it was her husband Ryan Hurd who helped her realize she was struggling. 

A new lawsuit claims the Dan + Shay hit “10,000 Hours,” featuring Justin Bieber, is a rip-off. A company called Melomega claims in a new lawsuit filed in Los Angeles federal court that the hit steals a “core portion” of their 1980 song called “The First Time Baby Is A Holiday," written by Palmer Rakes and Frank Fioravanti.

While Brett Young is happily married to wife Taylor, he says he was inspired by her when he was writing his heartbreak song, “You Didn’t.”

Luke Combs has shared some more news about his new album. As we told you, Luke already shared that the album is coming out June 24^th, and now he’s shared the title and cover art for the project.

Darius Rucker is bringing back his annual benefit for St. Jude. The 13^th Annual Darius & Friends is set for June 6^th at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.

Dierks Bentley is the recipient of a prestigious Nashville honor. The singer was just added to the Music City Walk of Fame, along with musicians Keb’Mo, Bobby Bare and Connie Smith. 

Dierks Bentley has a new number one. The singer’s latest single, “Beers On Me,” featuring Breland and Hardy, tops the Mediabase/Country Aircheck Singles  and "Billboard’s" Country Airplay charts this week. The tune is Dierks’ 21^st career number one

Gabby Barrett set for “American Idol” return: Gabby Barrett is set to return to the reality show that jumpstarted her career.