• Natalie Stovall and The Drive

    Their six-track EP, "Natalie Stovall and The Drive EP,: is getting attention all over the place. Their full-length debut will follow later this year. The single, "Baby Come On With It," comes from the EP. It released to SiriusXM The Highway in mid-January and will be hitting country radio in February. The music video for the tune launched on CMT last week.

  • Country Music Stars Popularity Ranking

    Repucom's Celebrity DBI measures perceptions. Their expanded database features more than 5,000 celebrities, including athletes, film and TV stars, musical performers, business leaders, news pundits, personalities and more and what more than 1.5 billion people (approximately 30% of the world's adult population) thinks about them. With the Grammy Awards being this past Sunday, Repucom shared information about the top ranking musicians who got Grammy nods.

  • 2014 Kicker Country Stampede

    Since 1995, the annual Kicker Country Stampede has been offering the best of country music's live acts to fans in the heart of America ... Kansas. Held on the last full weekend in June, the four day festival offers mulitple stages, interactive exhibits, a saloon for the adults, camping at Tuttle Creek State Park, great eats and plenty of fun for the whole family.

  • Country Men in Blue Jeans [POLL]

    Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, Keith Urban and Tim McGraw are all unmistakably talented singers, which is evident by their Grammy nominations for 2014. The question is, which one of these uber-talented guys rocks a pair of blue jeans better?

  • 7 Random Facts About Kacey Musgraves

    Since before her debut album even released, Kacey Musgraves was fascinating fans with her talent and charm. While most people know the major facts about the young artist (she was born in Texas, finished in seventh place on the fifth season of Nashville Star and co-wrote Miranda Lambert's hit song, "Mama's Broken Heart"), these are some things about Kacey Musgraves that you may not know.

  • 2014 Grammy Awards: The Best in Country Music

    When the 56th annual Grammy Awards airs live on January 26, 2014, on CBS 8/7 CT, country music fans will rejoice as both old favorites and new faces come together to perform and compete for the honors.

  • Rhonda Vincent - "Only Me" Review

    For the past 20 years, people have been asking Rhonda Vincent if she's a country singer or a bluegrass singer. Her upcoming release, Only Me, answers that question with a resounding "Both!" The 2-CD set delivers plenty of emotion and substance, with songs that come straight from the heart. From the smooth and upbeat tunes to the slower, sad songs, Vincent's voice is strong and on point, reminding us why she's gotten 5 Grammy nods.

  • Marijuana and Country Music: An Old Trend That Mainstream Listeners Are Just Realizing [VIDEO]

    If you've enjoyed music produced by every scene ranging from '40s bebop to '90s grunge, you're aware that heroin has played a role. Ecstasy and "molly" use in the EDM scene have recently become a concern for parents and concert organizers after a rash of overdoses. However, marijuana has somewhat lost its edge. Although we don't encourage any drug use, a reference to taking a toke hardly raises an eyebrow, whether the artist is Sublime or Wiz Khalifa. One scene that's late to the party is country music, and a Billboard report indicates that those surrounding the traditionally family-friendly genre are concerned with a rash of weed references in popular country music.

  • Country Music Goes Christian

    Alan Jackson, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood, Charlie Daniels, Josh Turner, Miranda Lambert and The Band Perry are seven of the fifty-six country artists who will be featured in the first ever country devotional book from Zondervan...
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