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

Maren Morris has been home in qurantine with her new baby Hayes, but apparently she's still working on music. In fact, she surprised fans this weekend with some new takes on her biggest hits.

Darius Rucker wasn’t going to let the coronavirus stop him from raising money for St. Jude this year. The singer held his annual “Darius and Friends” benefit this past Thursday, although the show was virtual this year.

As we told you, Garth Brooks announced earlier this week that he was taking himself out of the running for CMA Entertainer of the Year. Well, Garth’s “Dive Bar” collaborator Blake Shelton had something to say about it. 

Tyler Hubbard is looking to connect more with fans on social media. The Florida Georgia Line singer took to Instagram to let fans know how much he missed them and being on tour.

It’s barely been a week since Taylor Swift released her surprise album “Folklore,” and the new single “Cardigan,” but she’s already treating fans to something new.

Like most of the country, Old Dominion has been holed up at home during quarantine, but it doesn’t look like they’ve stopped performing.

As we told you, Garth Brooks held a press conference yesterday to announce he was pulling out of the running for CMA Entertainer of the Year, but he also released some other interesting info. In case you missed it, during the chat, he admitted that like a lot of other country stars, he’s interested in opening his own Nashville bar.

As we previously told you, Tim McGraw recently released the new song “Hallelujahville,” which will be featured on his upcoming album “Here On Earth,” dropping August 21^st. Well, now he’s sharing a new take on the track.

Jason Aldean and Kane Brown just got new tattoos together, and it seems Jason had a little hand in Kane’s new ink. Jason shared on his Instagram story that he had Kane over to his house, where Bubba Irwin of the Branded Tattoo Company in Nashville gave them both some new body art.