Tucker Wetmore will release his debut album, "What Not To," on April 25 via Universal. Produced by Chris LaCorte, the title track was penned by Wetmore with his best friend Jacob Hackworth, LaCorte, ...

While the white buffalo represents prosperity and rebirth, the eagle feather is inspired by the native symbol representing honor, strength and wisdom.

Chase Matthew delivers his third studio album, "Chase." He co-wrote 9 of the 13 songs. Lauren Alaina guests on one track. The dsic follows the 2024 release of EPs "Always Be Mine" and "We All Grow Up.

The Big Machines Record release includes the brand new song out today, "no rain." Currently on her headline hummingbird world tour, Carly debuted the new song last night in London for the second of ...

February 21, 2025 - With the 2023 release of his sophomore album "White Buffalo," Wyoming native Ian Munsick spread the Rocky Mountain gospel with his depiction of the American West. Expanding on the ...

Filmed at Don Donnelly's D Spur Ranch & Riding Stables in Gold Canyon, Ariz., the desert visuals bring the song to life with Lambert surrounded by mirrors, wildflowers and horses, including her own ...

February 18, 2025 - ALABAMA's June Jam concert announced today the event is taking a "strategic pause" in 2025, according to a press release. The decision to take a year off at the VFW Fairgrounds in ...

Since its launch in 2019, Opry NextStage artists have achieved a combined 33 number one hits. Hailey Whitters, Lainey Wilson, Megan Moroney, Nate Smith, Parker McCollum, Riley Green and Tenille Townes ...

I can't wait to get these evenings started." As Old Dominion demonstrated after raising more $1.25 million through their celebratory 7 for 7 Ryman Residency, Old Dominion will team up with Propeller, ...

David Allan Coe may be the most controversial musician in country music history. Not even Western Swing pioneer Spade Cooley, who was convicted of murdering his wife as their daughter watched, has ...

The new EP follows "Merry Christmas (Welcome to the Family)," Eldredge's eighth full-length LP and third holiday album, and the first release via his own Warm and Cozy Records.