Gary LeVox, Jay DeMarcus and Joe Don Rooney—also known as the country trio Rascal Flatts—have revealed they are extending their Rascal Flatts Farewell: Life Is a Highway Tour with 11 new dates. Rascal Flatts will make 11additional
Cam is returning to country radio with the release of her new single, “Till There’s Nothing Left.” “Till There’s Nothing Left” is the lead single to Cam’s upcoming sophomore album, which is slated to drop this summer.
Luke Bryan dropped the title track to his upcoming seventh studio album, Born Here, Live Here, Die Here, which will be released on April 24. “Born Here, Live Here, Die Here” follows the release of No. 1
Carly Pearce released her self-titled sophomore album on Feb. 14, and the 13-track offering features a collaboration with husband Michael Ray called “Finish Your Sentences.” The new duet was initially sent to Carly by Thomas Rhett and
Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles — also known as Sugarland — will hit the road this summer for the There Goes the Neighborhood Tour. The 26-date tour kicks off on June 4 in Toronto, Ontario, making additional stops
Luke Combs performed a new song while currently out on tour, the very personal tune he titled “Without You.” The lyrics discuss the sacrifices his loved ones have made to support him throughout his life. He makes
Hardy’s single “One Beer” focuses on a young couple who gets pregnant, has a child, makes it work, and tells the story of what “one beer can do.” Now the music video for “One Beer” has dropped and follows
Russell Dickerson’s new single “Love You Like I Used To” will impact country radio on March 1. The new tune is the first sample of new music from Russell’s upcoming sophomore album, and Russell hopes it will
Chris Young has extended his upcoming Town Ain’t Big Enough Tour, which takes its name from his recent duet with Lauren Alaina. Initially slated to kick off in Detroit on May 28, Chris’ tour will now get
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit have announced the release of their next studio album titled, Reunions. The announcement also came with the arrival of the project’s first single, “Be Afraid.” Isbell and the 400 Unit’s follow-up studio effort
