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It hasn’t been all that long since Zach Bryan released his 34-song debut “American Heartbreak,” and he’s already ready to drop new tunes.

It’s been three years since Granger Smith and wife Amber lost their son River in a tragic drowning accident, but they are still receiving hurtful messages from online trolls regarding his death.

Country newcomer Kylie Morgan just released her debut EP “P.S.,” which features her just-released debut single “If He Wanted To He Would.”

Last year Luke Combs released a collaboration with Billy Strings called “The Great Divide” about the current division in our country, and it wasn’t exactly met with a lot of support. At the time, Margo Price called out Luke’s use of the Confederate flag in his videos, which he later apologized for. Well in a new interview, Luke admits he was surprised the backlash he received for the song.

As we told you, Miranda Lambert and her hubby Brendan McLoughlin were planning a road trip in their Airstream this summer, and it appear they are on their way. The singer shared photos from the first days of their trip with backup singer Gwen Sebastian and her husband.

Scrabble Users Quit Game After Offensive Word Ban: Fans of Scrabble take their game very seriously, and it appears many are not happy.

Luke Combs is dominating the country charts. First off, the singer’s latest album, “Growin’ Up,” debuts on top the “Billboard” Top Country Album charts, with Luke moving 74,000 equivalent album units.

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani celebrated their first wedding anniversary this weekend, with both stars taking to social media to mark the special day.

As we told you, back in April, Carrie Underwood brought out Guns N’ Roses' Axl Rose to join her on stage at the Stagecoach Festival, and now the two artists have teamed up again.

• Kelsea Ballerini teases fourth album
• Tanya Tucker documentary to open Nashville Film Festival
• Reba to reunite with Melissa Peterman for Lifetime movie
• Thomas Rett shares adorable photo of youngest daughter
• Carly Pearce & Brett Eldredge part of Macy’s Fourth Of July Spectacular
• Tim McGraw to headline “Boots & Brews” music festival
• Willie Nelson releasing book about late drummer
• Maddie & Tae’s Tayler Kerr’s brother in "Stranger Things"
• Kane Brown shares giggly video with daughter

Garth Brooks fans can look forward to another edition of his “Anthology” series this year. In case you missed it, he recently told fans that "The Anthology II: The Next Five Years” is on track to come out in November.

Little Big Town is back with new music, and it’s perfect for the season. The band just dropped the new tune “All Summer,” which they describe as the “the perfect summer anthem for ‘drinking wine on the water.’” 

Luke Bryan is back with a brand new single. The singer just dropped the new tune “Country On,” written by Mark Nesler, David Frasier, Mitch Oglesby, and Styles Haury.

• “Minions: The Rise of Gru” shattered the Fourth of July holiday weekend record at the box office with an estimated $125.1M.

Morgan Wallen has yet another number one. The singer’s track “Wasted On You” tops the “Billboard” Country Airplay chart, making it his sixth number one on that chart.

Brad Paisley and Shania Twain are once again among this year’s nominees for the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Morgan Wallen’s career seems to be back on track following the controversy surrounding the 2021 video of him saying a racial slur, and he admits things got “pretty dark” for awhile after it happened.

Miranda Lambert is opening up about a serious health crisis in her family. The singer shares with “People” that her mom Beverly June was diagnosed with breast cancer in September, but thankfully she’s now cancer-free.

Earlier this month Luke Combs became a first time dad, and in a new interview he says he really wants to work on his weight and health in order to be around for his son.

A new YouGov survey finds, among a list of 30 possible fears, snakes came out as the most common fear amongst Americans. Overall, 30% of Americans say they have a fear of snakes, followed by heights (28%) and spiders (24%) Only 9% of folks look at their fears as fully irrational, while 21% say they are somewhat irrational and 26% insist their fears are rational. 34% of people who say their fears are irrational admit they interfere with their daily lives.
Source: YouGov