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It looks like Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are ready to make things legal. A source tells “Us Weekly” that they want to get married but they are waiting for the coronavirus social distancing requirements to end.

Margo Price has set a new release date for her album “That’s How Rumors Get Started." The album was originally supposed to come out May 8^th but was pushed back because of the coronavirus. Well, now it’s set to be released on July 10^th.

Kane Brown is proudly showing off his family. The singer recently shared a series of family portraits, featuring his wife Katelyn and adorable daughter Kingsley.

Tim McGraw believes that now more than ever it’s important for people to stay connected any way they can.

Carly Pearce debuted a brand new song over the weekend. In case you missed it, Carly was performing at the Grand Ole Opry, which is still going audience-free due to the coronavirus, when she decided to sing the ballad “Show Me Around,” which she dedicated to her producer busbee, who passed away last September.

Jimmy Buffett is set to make his Grand Ole Opry debut. The singer, whose new album “Life on the Flipside” tops the “Billboard” Top Country Album chart this week, is set to perform at the Nashville institution on Saturday, June 27^th.

Jason Isbell is already looking towards touring in 2021. The singer just announced a new set of tour dates, featuring special guests Strand of Oaks and Lucinda Williams on select dates. 

As we previously told you, the late John Prine’s life will be celebrated later this week with a special livestream, “Picture Show: A Tribute Celebrating John Prine,” and now we know who will be paying tribute to the late singer. 

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

Miranda Lambert is mom to 14 chickens, and it seems she got creative when it came time to name them. 

Brad Paisley admits that before the coronavirus crisis he, like most people,  was probably guilty of not thinking about where his food came from. 

Dolly Parton has read her last bedtime story. The singer was back with the final installment of her weekly bedtime story series, "Goodnight With Dolly," on her Imagination Library YouTube page 

As we previously told you, Alan Jackson recently announced two "Small Town Drive-In” concerts, but unfortunately those shows have now been postponed a week in the interest of safety.

It looks like Travis Denning may soon have his first number one. His latest single, “After A Few," landed at number two on the Country Airplay chart this week and he can’t quite believe it. 

Paul Simon, Willie Nelson, and Bonnie Raitt are among the artists set to take part in a new livestream, “A Night For Austin,” taking place tonight at 8 pm CT.

Sturgill Simpson is headlining a new livestream tonight, performing at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium. The free performance will take place at 7 pm CT, and will stream via nugs.net, Twitch, and YouTube. 

Looks like Darius Rucker’s daughter Dani is following in her father’s footsteps. In case you missed it, Darius recently shared the 19-year-old’s first single, “I Don’t Love You Like That.”

Forbes is out with their annual Celebrity 100 list of the highest-paid celebrities, and couple of country stars made the list this year.

Carly Pearce is sharing a message for all those high schoolers graduating this year, whose ceremonies have been canceled due to the coronavirus. 

Kane Brown just treated fans to some new music. The singer just released the new tune, “Worldwide Beautiful.”