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The ‘Fun’ Just Got Started for Garth Brooks as the Album Continues to Climb the Chart

After releasing his album a few weeks ago, Garth Brooks’ ‘Fun’ debuted on the ranking charts with flying colors and a promising potential for landing 7, with only the top brass on country music ahead of him. When his album’s performance keeps up with its current reputation, it definitely can win him the chart’s crown … Read more

Kane Brown And Marshmello Joined Forces For a Danceable Ode “One Thing Right”

After so much teasing of his long-anticipated collaboration with EDM artist Marshmello, country star Kane Brown finally dropped the song “One Thing Right” in 2019. The song was initially slated for Brown’s 2018 sophomore album, Experiment, but the singer decided to send it to Marshmello after meeting him at the American Music Awards that same … Read more

Down on One Knee: Jake Owen Proposed to Erica Hartlein

The wedding bells are soon to chime as Jake Owen finally popped the big question on one knee to his three-year girlfriend Erica Hartlein. The answer? Of course, he received her sweet ‘yes’! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jake Owen (@jakeowenofficial) Not His Happily Ever After For Jake Owen, trying for … Read more

Why Dan+Shay Say “Christmas Isn’t Christmas”

Dan+Shay has placed their names in the conversation as one of the best duos country music has ever seen. They have evolved not just through the music they produce but in their personal lives, thanks to their wives who mainly were their main inspirations over the past few years. “Christmas Isn’t Christmas” Over the countless … Read more

Throwback to Crystal Gayle’s Signature Piece: “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue”

Throwback to Crystal Gayle's Signature Piece: "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue"

In 1977, Crystal Gayle’s “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue” became a worldwide hit single.  Released as the first single from Gayle’s album We Must Believe in Magic, the song topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart for four weeks. It was also Gayle’s first – and even biggest – crossover pop hit, reaching … Read more

Tennessee Ernie Ford Tells The Hardships of A Coal Miner in His Song “Sixteen Tons”

In 1955, Tennessee Ernie Ford recorded “Sixteen Tons” as the B-side of his cover of Moon Mullican’s “You Don’t Have to Be a Baby to Cry.”  With the Tennessee native’s snapping fingers and a unique clarinet-driven pop arrangement, the song quickly became a million-seller. It held Billboard’s country music chart’s No. 1 position for ten … Read more

Here’s What Vince Gill Has to Say to Those Thrashing Him for Joining The Eagles

The Eagles have been in the industry for so long that their fanbase grew, extending to the new generations. As the world change along the years, so are the highs and lows of everyone living in it. But people will always have a knack for the original, and as precious as it may sound, here … Read more

George Strait’s “The Chair” Comes with An Interesting Drunk Story Behind

You probably know George Strait‘s “The Chair” extremely well, but do you know how it came to be? The song was released in 1985 as the first single from Strait’s album Something Special. It quickly reached No. 1 on the country music charts in both the United States and Canada. Later on, the song was named by … Read more

Remember When Garth Brooks And Billy Joel Surprised Fans With “Shameless” Duet

It is hard to believe that it’s been almost three decades since Garth Brooks crossed genre lines with an epic cover of Billy Joel’s “Shameless.” Brooks famously turned the love-struck ballad into a pure-country anthem in 1991 and took it all the way to the top of Billboard’s Hot Country Songs Chart as well as … Read more

Check Out Don Henley and Dolly Parton’s Romantic Duet of “When I Stop Dreaming”

In 1955, The Louvin Brothers were climbing the charts with their first Top Ten hit, “When I Stop Dreaming.” Since that time, the heartbreaking song has become one of the most celebrated in the duo’s repertoire. It has been covered by dozens of acts, including George Jones and Tammy Wynette, Glen Campbell, Emmylou Harris, Johnny … Read more

LISTEN: Eric Church Describes Living On the Edge as One “Hell of A View”

Eric Church has been racking up accolades for himself this year. From winning his first-ever CMA Entertainer of the Year Award, topping the charts with “Does To Me” duet with Luke Combs, to earning a Grammy nomination for Best Country Solo Performance for “Stick That In Your Country Song.” Could Not Ask for More Despite … Read more

Tim McGraw Calls Midland to Record ‘Redneck Girl’ as a Bonus Track to his Postponed Album

The ’80s have been known as one of country music’s greatest periods. With the signature beat, the rodeo-themed rhythm, Country music back then defined itself which even today, still impresses old and new fans alike. One of the prominent tracks during those times is the Bellamy Brothers’ ‘Redneck Girl.’ But let’s not get all fixed-up … Read more

Billy Currington Proves One Person Can Change Your Life in “People Are Crazy”

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Country singer Billy Currington found himself back at the top of the charts in 2009 with the release of “People Are Crazy” as the second single off his album Little Bit of Everything. It became Currington’s third No. 1 hit on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Not only that, but the song also … Read more

Bill Gaither’s “He Touched Me” Will Give You The Hope and Joy We Need Today

“He Touched Me” is without a doubt Bill Gaither Trio’s most famous song.  Released in 1969, off the trio’s album Heartwarming, several artists have recorded the song, including Jimmy Durante, Connie Smith, Tennessee Ernie Ford, and Elvis Presley. The Song That Changed Bill Gaither’s Career Written by Bill Gaither himself, “He Touched Me” helped the … Read more

The Story Behind Buffalo Springfield’s Classic Protest Song: “For What It’s Worth” 

Over five decades ago, “For What It’s Worth” was released by Buffalo Springfield as a single on Atco Records. Not only did it peak at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the spring of 1967, but it quickly became a well-known protest song. According to Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), the song’s publishing … Read more

Country Stars to Take Part in the Annual Lighting of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree

Just a few days from now, the Holiday season will officially kick-off. To help start the Holiday season, some of our favorite country stars will help NBC with the 88th Annual Rockefeller Center TV special on December 2. Yes, you heard it right! Despite the crisis we all are facing today, the symbolic tradition that started … Read more

Country Music World Welcomes Catie Offerman!

All throughout the years, Country music has seen a spike in the number of female artists bringing with them the dreams of becoming the next Miranda Lambert or Dolly Parton. We also have seen younger artists who have started early and are now making the whole world notice. Meet Catie Offerman Take no exception for … Read more

Kenny Chesney Goes Into Old-time Religion in His Song “The Big Revival”

In 2014, Kenny Chesney released “The Big Revival,” the first cut off his 2014 album of the same name. Despite it being lyrically not easy to translate as some of the others, the song managed to set the tone for the entire project. Some even find themselves wondering what the lyrics mean while the others … Read more

Fans Coming Up To Chris Young With Tears In Their Eyes After Listening to “Drowning”

When Chris Young debuted his extremely emotional new song, “Drowning,” at the Grand Ole Opry in early June 2019, he couldn’t help but break down midway through the performance. “I thought I was okay at the end of the first chorus, but by verse two, I knew I was in trouble,” Young recalled to People. … Read more

Lee Brice’s “I Drive Your Truck” Is More Than Just Another Tearjerker

Lee Brice's "I Drive Your Truck" Is More Than Just Another Tearjerker

When country music singer Lee Brice released “I Drive Your Truck” in 2012 as the third single off his album Hard 2 Love, fans immediately reacted to its poignant lyrics.  It gained sufficient airplay to debut on the Country Airplay and eventually reached No. 1 on this chart four months later. It also peaked at … Read more

Morgan Wallen’s 4th Single Topped this Week’s Country Radio Airplay

Morgan Wallen has definitely captivated everyone in the industry with his recent releases. The CMA New Artist of the Year Award Winner has, one after the other, continued racking up awards, and now, he has his fourth single on top of both the Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase Country Radio Airplay charts this week. After yet … Read more

CHECK IT OUT: CMA Country Christmas’ List of Performers and Songs

Are you ready for the holidays? Well if you’re not quite ready yet, the CMA Country Christmas on ABC is here to help you kick in your holiday gear! For 11 years now, CMA has given us a Country Christmas through its annual television special. In just a few days, this year’s CMA Country Christmas … Read more

How Your Favorite Country Stars are Celebrating Thanksgiving Day

Here comes one of our most awaited weekends. It’s Thanksgiving Day! As every family has their own little way of celebrating Thanksgiving Day, the same goes for the biggest stars in the country music industry. A Traditional Thanksgiving Celebration (Jason Aldean) Country music artist Jason Aldean preferably likes to celebrate Thanksgiving Day in the most … Read more

Rest in Power Hal Ketchum

Hal Ketchum will always be remembered as one of the ‘90s hitmakers/singers/ songwriters that you’ll never grow tired of listening to. Sadly, Ketchum passed away just this November 24, Tuesday. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hal Ketchum (@michael09hal) Even around late last year, fans were still able to witness Hal Ketchum … Read more

Kitty Wells Changed The World Through “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels”

Kitty Wells Changed The World Through "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels"

Kitty Wells‘ “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels” has been credited for paving the way for generations of female country artists – especially Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, and Dolly Parton, including all the songs where women call out unfaithful men. Back in the day, many country radio listeners complain about the … Read more

Kenny Chesney and George Strait Honor All The Hardworking People in “Shiftwork”

Country music superstars Kenny Chesney and George Strait‘s “Shiftwork” duet was released in 2007 as the third single off Chesney’s album Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates, and the song was considered to be the album’s highlight. “That’s my favorite song on the record, if only for the reason that George is on it. … Read more

Josh Turner Made History in 2012 With His Song “Time Is Love”

When Josh Turner released “Time Is Love” in 2012 as the lead-off single off his album Punching Bag, it became one of the most talked-about singles on country radio.  It debuted at No. 56 on the U.S Billboard Hot Country Songs and gradually climbed to the second spot. At the end of 2012, it was … Read more

Let’s Go Back To Keith Urban and Miranda Lambert’s First Duet, “We Were Us”

Two of country music’s biggest names came together back in 2013 to produce pure country magic in the form of “We Were Us.” Keith Urban released his duet with Miranda Lambert as the second international single and third overall off his album Fuse. The song quickly topped Billboard’s US Country Airplay and US Hot Country … Read more