"1883's" first season came to an end this past Sunday. The debut season was filled with gut-wrenching death scenes, great writing, and riveting acting from Tim McGraw and wife Faith Hill. McGraw took to social media in celebration of the season finale.
Brett Young is dad to two daughters and he wouldn’t have it any other way. Brett says originally he thought he really wanted a son, noting, “I had such a good relationship with my dad – the father/son thing, the sports thing – I always thought that I wanted boys.”
Luke Combsis no longer going to be performing on next month’s CMT Music Awards. The singer was in the initial group of artists confirmed for the show, but he was supposed to tape his performance this week, but had to cancel after testing positive for COVID.
Reba McEntirereleases the new album “My Chains Are Gone” today, which has Reba performing some of the most beloved hymns of all time, along with a DVD of her first ever solo headlining show at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, in 2017.
Cody Johnsonhas scored another number one. The singer’s track “Til You Can’t” tops the “Billboard” Country Airplay chart this week. The tune already tops the “Billboard” Hot Country Song chart, spending it’s fourth week at number one.
Dierks Bentleyis hitting the road again this summer. The singer just announced dates for the summer leg of his “Beers On Me” Tour, with special guestsAshley McBryde andTravis Denning.
Gabby Barrettwas honored with the Rising Star Award at "Billboard’s" Women In Music event, where she talked about the struggles she faced trying to achieve her dream.
Morgan Wallenhas reached a new chart milestone. The singer’s “Dangerous: The Double Album” is a three on the all-genre “Billboard” 200 Albums chart, his 59thweek in the Top 10.
Taylor Swifthas contributed a new song to an upcoming movie, and fans are now getting their first listen to it. The trailer for the movie “Where The Crawdads Sing” was just released, featuring a snippet of the tune “Carolina.”
Riley Greenis dropping a new album on Friday. The singer will release “We Out Here: Live” giving fans a taste of what they may hear at one of his live shows.
The free, virtual festival, "AARP Celebrates You," will be happening starting today, March 24 until the 26th.Rod Stewart, Dolly Parton, Tina Fey, Amy Pohler, and more are all set to participate.
Amazon Music will take a look at what it's like to be a Black artist in Country music with a brand new documentary. “For Love & Country” will debut on Amazon Music and Amazon Prime April 7th, featuring interviews with such artists asMickey Guyton, Jimmie Allen, BRELAND, Brittany Spencer, Blanco Brown, Shy Carterand more.
Kenny Chesneyis set to headline the 10thanniversary Mack, Jack & McConaughey gala, taking place April 28 at ACL Live at The Moody Theater in Austin, Texas.
Kristian Bushfans are going to be getting a lot of new music this year. TheSugarlandsinger is set to release the first of his four-part project “52” this month.
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