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It's been a tough couple of years for Caylee Hammack but fortunately, she was able to take something her dad told her as a kid to help cope with stresses. He told her that "the most beautiful things are forged in fire."  It was a metaphor, of course, but when Caylee had watched her Nashville home go up in smoke, she realized she'd have to take his words literally.

As we told you last week, Keith Urban has unveiled the cover art and tracklisting for his 11th studio album, "The Speed of Now Part 1," due September 18th. Keith unveiled the news via social media while also blacking out the names of three mystery guests who collaborate on the album’s first two tracks.

Of all the people to run into at a truck stop, fans couldn't believe they ran into Kane Brown. Especially fans of his who work at the truck stop.

Luke Combs is now a married man and there may be no better wedding cake in the world suited for him and his lovely bride.

After a months-long delay, Luke Bryan's brand new album is finally hitting shelves today. "Born Here Live Here Die Here," is his seventh studio album and it has a sound that his fans will recognize.

Darius Rucker has released a new summertime anthem called “Beers and Sunshine." This is his first new single in two years, following the star-studded collab single, “Straight to Hell” (featuring Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, and Charles Kelley). It also marks the beginning of a brand new album project. 

Brothers Osborne’s latest track, “Hatin’ Somebody” is really relevant these days. The duo dropped the track this week in advance of their upcoming album, "Skeletons," set for an October 9 release.

Chris Tomlin has a very talented group of friends and they decided to help him out on his latest project. 

Keith Urban was gracious enough to share a photo yesterday of the tracklist for his upcoming 11th studio album, "The Speed of Now: Part I," which is set to be released on September 18.

Kane Brown is on a roll with his five consecutive number one's and his current single "Cool Again," on it's way to the top.