Month: March 2022

Jana Kramer and her new boyfriend Ian Schinelli are learning to live with their differences – and Schinelli recently said on Kramer’s Whine Down podcast that there are several. “It’s two very different personalities and [Read more…]

Miranda Lambert is celebrating her Entertainer of the Year win on Monday night with new album news. Lambert revealed Thursday that her eighth studio album “Palomino” would be available Friday, April 29. The singer co-wrote [Read more…]

The 2022 CMT MUSIC AWARDS are about one month away. Today, CMT revealed country star Kelsea Ballerini and acclaimed actor Anthony Mackie will serve as co-hosts of country music’s only entirely fan-voted award show. Set [Read more…]

Kacey Musgraves’ work within the LGBTQ+ community has not gone unnoticed. Come April 2, the hitmaker will receive the Vanguard Award at the 33rd Annual GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles. “From speaking out against [Read more…]

Country music star Wheeler Walker Jr. took to the Country Music Hall of Fame on Tuesday, March 8, to protest the new Florida Georgia Line exhibit. With a picket sign in hand, the singer-songwriter called [Read more…]

Carrie Underwood “did a thing” and she’s ready for people to know about it. Monday night, Underwood told a group of journalists that even though it’s been more than three years since she released her [Read more…]

Country music breakout star Breland can now add Thomas Rhett to his long star-studded list of collaborations. On Monday, March 7, the genre-bending musician released his new energetic single “Praise The Lord,” featuring the multi-platinum [Read more…]

RCA Nashville artist Niko Moon exploded out onto the country music scene with his positive anthems backed by his Bob Marley mentality. While riding the high of his successful 14-track record “Good Time,” the hitmaker [Read more…]

Before Scooter Brown was a country singer in Scooter Brown Band, and his new project War Hippies, he was a Marine on the front lines during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. He knows what war [Read more…]

Layla Tucker said she knows “it’s ballsy to do Haggard,” but that didn’t stop her from covering Merle Haggard’s “Misery and Gin.” “Mom would always tell me that covering Patsy, Tammy, and Merle is a [Read more…]