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Last Thursday, May 14, Keith Urban thanked the workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic by holding a drive-in concert evening for first responders. The hour-long private show was held at the Stardust Drive-In Theatre outside of Nashville, Tennessee, and was the first outdoor concert in the country since guidelines were set earlier this year. 

Thomas Rhett joins the growing list of artists either postponing or canceling tours this week, as he revealed that his 2020 "The Center Point Road Tour" has been postponed until 2021.

Rascal Flatts has made the decision not to say goodbye just yet as they announced they'll be canceling their upcoming "Farewell Tour."

Morgan Wallen has a new number one single. The singer’s latest track, “Chasin’ You,” tops the “Billboard” Country Airplay chart, making it his third number one single.

Brett Young is set to take over the Country Music Hall of Fame’s Instagram Live on Thursday. The singer will headline the HOF’s “Words & Music Home” session, set for 2 pm CT.

Chris Stapleton is the latest artist pushing his tour until next year. The singer announced that his entire “All American Road Show Tour” will now happen in 2021.

Brad Paisley was back on stage this weekend, although his audience was all on their computers. The singer marked what should have been the kick off of his summer tour with a livestream, that also featured Lady Antebellum, which was part of Bud Light’s Seltzer Sessions.

Keith Urban,  Kelsea Ballerni and Morgan Evans headlined the Grand Ole Opry this weekend, with the trio once again performing without an audience. 

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

Keith Urban loves to perform live, and he recently found a pretty great way to do so. The singer hosted his first live concert in months Thursday night, taking the stage at the Stardust Drive-In Movie Theater outside of Nashville.