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Billy Currington and Kip Moore Plot 2025 Tour
Billy Currington and Kip Moore will hit the road for a co-headlining tour in 2025. View the dates and openers!
Album Review: Hummingbird by Carly Pearce
Carly Pearce's album Hummingbird, is a bright spot for contemporary country music. In this episode, I discuss how she blends storytelling, musical arrangements, bluegrass roots, and touches of humor, resulting in a mainstream masterpiece. Tune in to discover why this album is a must-listen!
Underrated Country Songs: Albuquerque by Sons of the Desert
The 90 Underrated Country Songs of the '90s kicks off with Albuquerque by Sons of the Desert. Go back to 1999 and re-discover the band's history of how this song was first featured on a shelved sophomore album. This series dives into country songs that didn't make it past the top twenty on the Billboard airplay charts and deserved more recognition.
Oak Ridge Boys Extend 2025 Tour
Legendary band the Oak Ridge Boys announces new tour dates for their American Made Farewell tour.
Kenny Chesney Set To Make Major Announcement
Country music superstar Kenny Chesney plans to make a major announcement about his career. He’ll make stops at the Today Show and Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.
Country Stars Set Sail: Princess Cruises Partner with Academy of Country Music
Princess Cruises is partnering with the Academy of Country Music to launch the "ACM Live from the Red Barrel Lounge" concert series aboard the Regal Princess. View the lineup!
Jon Pardi Gears Up For 2025 Tour, Releases New Music Video
Jon Pardi is gearing up for an exciting 2025 with his first headlining arena tour, featuring 16 cities and support from Corey Kent and Kassi Ashton, while also releasing new music, including his chart-climbing single "Friday Night Heartbreaker."
Caylee Hammack Announces New Album Bed of Roses
Caylee Hammack’s highly anticipated sophomore album, Bed of Roses, is set to release on March 7, 2025. Featuring 13 tracks and co-produced by Dann Huff and John Osborne of Brothers Osborne, the album is inspired by Caylee’s life mantra about cultivating love, resilience, and growth.