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New Entertainer of the Year Thomas Rhett spent some time celebrating healthcare workers recently. The singer shared some video of his recent virtual chat and performance for essential workers.

Carly Pearce is channeling a little Garth Brooks. The singer took to social media earlier this week to share a snippet of her singing Garth’s classic tune “The Dance.”

Nominees for the 2020 Billboard Music Awards are out, with Luke Combs, Maren Morris and Dan + Shay leading this year’s country nominees with four each. 

Blake Shelton’s number one song “God’s Country” is going to be the inspiration behind a new TV show. Blake is developing a drama for NBC under the same name, which follows a Midwestern farm family who discover a secret about the family patriarch after he dies mysteriously. 

As we told you, Trisha Yearwood performed a beautiful rendition of her song “I’ll Carry You Home” during the ACM Awards "In Memoriam" segment last week. And fans loved it so much, Trisha’s now releasing a video for the tune. 

Jason Isbell is not happy with Van Morrison. As we told you, Morrison recently released two anti-lockdown songs, and insists the government should stay out of things and allow people “freedom of choice” when it comes to COVID-19.

Brett Eldredge has shared his take on Billie Eilish’s hit song “When The Party’s Over.” Brett’s version was recorded live in Glasgow, Scotland, during his European tour last year. 

Brandon Lay is back with a new single, “Startin’ Young,” which he wrote with Ross Copperman and Erik Dylan.

As we told you, Chris Stapleton recently released the new single “Starting Over,” which is the title track to his upcoming album, which drops November 13^th. Well, now he’s dropped the video for the song. 

Rascal Flatts continue to celebrate their 20^th anniversary. The band just announced they are dropping a new greatest hits album, “Twenty Years of Rascal Flatts” on October 2^nd.

Maddie & Tae want to help folks celebrate the holidays. The pair is set to release “We Need Christmas” on October 23^rd. The EP is made up of six songs, including covers of four classics and two originals, the title track and “Merry Married Christmas.”

New ACM Entertainer of the Year Thomas Rhett admits getting to spend all this extra time home with his wife and kids has been a “blessing in disguise,” but he notes it wasn’t very easy for him to deal with at first. 

Lauren Alaina has teamed with Jamie O’Neal for a new take on one of Jamie’s biggest hits. The pair just released “There Is No Arizona 2.0,” in celebration of the song’s 20^th anniversary.

Luke Combs just gave fans some new music The singer dropped the new tune  “Without You,” featuring Amanda Shires on violin.

As we told you, Mickey Guyton wowed on the AMC Awards with her performance of “What Are You Gonna Tell Her?” Well, it turns out she made history as the first-ever African American woman to perform on the ACM Awards, and it's a moment she'll never forget.

As we told you, for the first time in ACM Award history there was a tie for Entertainer of the Year with both Thomas Rhett and Carrie Underwood taking home the honor. And while Carrie said she was happy to share the award with Thomas, folks on social media did not feel the same way. 

While it’s hard for bands to get together due to the pandemic, Old Dominion have found a way to reunite to make new music.

Mitchell Tenpenny was supposed to headline Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium for the first time on October 10^th, but the show had to be canceled due to the coronavirus. But that’s not stopping Mitchell from performing on what was supposed to be a special day for him.

Keith Urban just dropped his latest single. The tune is “One Too Many,” featuring Pink, which they debuted last night on the ACM Awards.

After a five-month delay due to the coronavirus, the 55^th Annual ACM Awards took place last night, with the ACM bringing the show back to Nashville, with performances from three iconic Music City venues – The Grand Ole Opry House, the Ryman Auditorium and the Bluebird Café.