Music News

In honor of Earth Day, Kacey Musgraves has released a new version of her song “Oh What A World.” The singer dedicated the “Golden Hour” track to “our planet and all of the heroes on the front lines during the global pandemic.”

Blake Shelton has opened his wallet to help food banks in his home state of Oklahoma. The singer just donated $150,000 to the “Give From Home Day” fundraiser, benefiting the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma.

Fans of 90s country music will want to check out CMT’s Facebook page tomorrow. The network is hosting a livestream special celebrating that decade of country.

Old Dominion has shared a behind-the-scenes documentary on the making of their video for “Some People Do,” which highlights celebrity men’s groomer, Jason Schneidman.

Brad Paisley spent his weekend on a virtual “Paisley Pubcrawl,” crashing a variety of fans’ Zoom hangouts and he apparently had a great time.

Cracker Barrel is doing their part to help the workers on the frontline of the coronavirus, and they’re getting help from some of today’s biggest country stars. 

Trisha Yearwood has the happiest song in country music. A “happiness index” by Buzz Bingo looks back at songs from the past 60 years, and has picked Trisha’s 1999 single “Powerful Thing” as the happiest song in country music, scoring a 67.85 on the index. 

Ryan Hurd continues to share new music with fans. Last week, he debuted a cover of Taylor Swift’s “False God,” and this week he’s dropped a brand new song, “Every Other Memory," which features wife Maren Morris on background vocals. 

Kip Moore has shared another song from his upcoming album, “Wild World,” which drops May 29^th. The latest is the tune “Southpaw,” with Kip sharing another installment of his “In The Wild Sessions,” where he performs the song in the heart of Red River Gorge in Kentucky. 

Lady Antebellum’s latest single “What I’m Leaving For” has taken on new meaning because of the coronavirus, since it talks about the sacrifices people have to make for their jobs, and that’s certainly something many first responders are dealing with right now.