Two years ago today (July 12), Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood topped Billboard‘s Hot Country Songs chart with their rebellious duet, “Somethin’ Bad.” The tune was nominated for a Grammy in 2014, but was beat out by The Band Perry’s “Gentle on My Mind.”
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Tyler Childers shared his 2025 tour plans in an Instagram Story on Thursday (November 14). Childers' On The Road 27-date US arena and amphitheater tour kicks off on April 3 in New Orleans, and winds throughout the country before finishing up with a two-night stand at Geodis Park in Nashville on October 10 and 11.…
Dwight Yoakam released his new album, Brighter Days, on Friday (November 15). It comes nearly a decade after the release of his 2016 album, Swimmin’ Pools, Movie Stars, and it is the result of a series of personal and professional changes in his life. Yoakam married Emily Joyce in March 2020, and later in August…
The impressive list of musicians set to perform at the upcoming 58th Annual CMA Awards continues to grow. Luke Combs will be performing “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma,” from Twisters: The Album, while Jelly Roll will join Brooks & Dunn on a performance of their 2006 hit, “Believe.” Post Malone and Chris Stapleton will each…
On Thursday (November 14), organizers for the 98th annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade announced an impressive new batch of live performers who will be taking part in this year’s holiday event. Kylie Minogue, Jennifer Hudson, and Billy Porter were added to the lineup of performers who will entertain fans in front of Macy’s New York…
Charles Wesley Godwin has made his name and launched his flourishing career by hitting the road and touring tirelessly. So it should come as no surprise that the country star has just announced a 2025 US headlining tour that will keep Godwin on the road throughout the month of February. The brief run of five…
Two years ago today (July 12), Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood topped Billboard‘s Hot Country Songs chart with their rebellious duet, “Somethin’ Bad.” The tune was nominated for a Grammy in 2014, but was beat out by The Band Perry’s “Gentle on My Mind.”
photo courtesy Sony Music Nashville