Music

Jake Owen is giving fans a peek into his personal life with the video for his latest single “Made For You.”

Brent Cobb is set to release the new album “Keep ‘Em on They Toes” October 22^nd, and just released the record’s title track. 

Although Sam Hunt took a long break between releasing his debut album “Montevallo” and his latest release “Southside,” it’s possible fans won’t have to wait that long for new music again. In fact, it looks like Sam is already working on new tunes.

Reba McEntire has a treat for fans tomorrow. The singer is releasing her “Reba: Live” special exclusively on YouTube starting at 7 pm CT. This is the first time the special has ever streamed online.

Mason Ramsey is featured in a somewhat bizarre new commercial for “Burger King.” The 13-year-old viral sensation sings a song about cow-based greenhouse-gas emissions to promote a Whopper.

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood held another Facebook Live acoustic concert last night, which featured a set of fan requests, complete with hits, deep cuts and a slew of covers. 

As we told you, Charlie Daniels died last week at the age of 83, and now Brantley Gilbert has paid tribute to the late singer by performing a cover of Daniels' classic tune “Long Haired Country Boy.” 

Keith Uban is digging Dua Lipa’s latest hit “Don’t Start Now.” The singer shared an acoustic cover of the tune, and shared what he loves about it. 

Rascal Flatts just released another song off their upcoming EP “How They Remember You,” which drops July 31^st. The latest is the track “Quick, Fast, In A Hurry,” which features Rachel Wammack. 

Congratulations are in order for Morgan Wallen. The singer revealed that he became a dad on Friday, welcoming son Indigo Wilder with his ex KT Smith. 

As we previously told you, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood were forced to postpone a planned Facebook Live acoustic livestream after someone in their camp was exposed to COVID-19. Well, everyone must be okay because they’ve now rescheduled the performance.

Country fans weren’t able to experience CMA Fest this year since it was canceled due to the coronavirus, but ABC brought the Fest home last night, with a look back at CMA Fests from the past. 

Little Big Town just released a cover of Hank Williams’ classic “Jambalaya (On the Bayou),” which is a collaboration with Trombone Shorty they recorded for the “United We Sing” TV special.

Tim McGraw just announced the release date for his next album, and gave fans another taste of the record. “Here on Earth” is set to drop August 21^st, and he just released the title track.

Country fans will want to be sure to tune into ABC tonight, when they air a three-hour retrospective of CMA Fest, which was canceled this year due to the coronavirus. “CMA Best of Fest,” hosted by Luke Bryan, will feature 25 performances from over the last 16 years of CMA Fests, as well as a brand new performance from Luke and Darius Rucker.

Funeral services for Charlie Daniels were held Friday at the World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Daniels passed away July 6^th from a hemorrhagic stroke. He was 83.

The annual GLAAD Media Awards are going virtual this year due to the coronavirus.

Justin Moore does his best to get his kids to like the same music as him and his wife. “Without a doubt I’m trying to push my music onto my kids,” he shares.

Lady A’s Dave Haywood has been learning a lot about his kids spending so much time with them during quarantine. Dave has two kids, five-year-old Cash and two-and-a-half-year-old Lily, and it seems they enjoy very different things. 

Although live concerts are for the most part not happening right now due to the coronavirus, that’s not going to stop Darius Rucker from holding his annual benefit for St. Jude, although this time it will be a virtual show.