The music video for Snow Tha Product‘s collaboration single with Lauren Jauregui dropped last week called “Piña”. The song is taken from Snow Tha Product’s To Anywhere album. Snow Tha Product spoke to Rolling Stone about the accompanying video saying; “I wanted the video to be with a queer woman. And originally they tried a few different people, but I
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Dierks Bentley and Cassidy Black are one of country music’s most beloved — and most adorable — couples. They met as students at Ingleside Middle School in Phoenix, Ariz., in 1987, and throughout the years, they dated sporadically; however, the “Drunk on a Plane” hitmaker admits he was “way too immature” to make the relationship anything serious back then. Bentley
Luke Grimes, who plays Kayce Dutton on the Western drama Yellowstone, is officially launching his country music career with his debut song, “No Horse to Ride,” which he released on Friday (Dec. 16). Grimes co-wrote the song with Jonathan Singleton and Tony Lane, and he also provides percussion and acoustic guitar on the track. Dave
Last January, Luke Grimes told Rolling Stone that he was plotting a solo music career. Today, the Yellowstone star makes good on that goal, dropping “No Horse to Ride,” his debut country single. A bit of campfire country, it’s a gently strummed acoustic number with notes of pedal steel and Grimes’ easygoing voice high in
Showtime’s limited original series George & Tammy gives viewers a revealing look at the relationship between two of country music’s biggest talents. Today (Dec. 16), Taste of Country and The Boot readers are getting an exclusive sneak peek at the television drama’s next installment before it airs this Sunday, Dec. 18. In the clip, viewers see the
Troy and Angie Gentry’s marriage began in paradise — Maui, Hawaii, to be exact — on Dec. 14, 1999. Troy Gentry, one-half of Montgomery Gentry, had one daughter, Taylor, from a previous marriage and one daughter, Kaylee, born in 2002, with Angie. In fact, Kaylee’s name is a mixture of both of her parents. “Angie’s middle name
Track45 “Family” Rising sibling trio Track45 celebrate the gift of quality friendship in their song “Family.” Penned by group members Jenna, Ben, and KK Johnson alongside Billy Mann, “Family” finds the Mississippi native siblings beaming with gratitude for having family-like friends. As they note in a verse, these bonds stretch far beyond biological ties, state
To paraphrase the band itself, this is Reckless Kelly’s “Last Hurrah.” Reckless Kelly — Americana torchbearers from Idaho via Austin, a former member of the Sugar Hill and Yep Rock labels, and a group that has tied Austin rock and cowboy poetry together seamlessly for more than 25 years — is winding down its touring
Keith Urban is spreading holiday spirit around Music City this year, and he’s doing it all in the name of charity. Before departing for the Australian leg of his Speed of Now World Tour earlier this month, Urban visited multiple charities to thank them for their work and give donations. The “Brown Eyes Baby” singer
Alan Jackson and his wife Denise have come a long way from their high school courtship in Newnan, Ga. Three daughters, one astounding country career, a battle with cancer and numerous ups and downs have been part of their love story since their marriage in 1979. Their passionate love is an inspiration to many, especially since the
The three singers with Georgia roots release a version of Croce’s 1972 song “Walkin’ Back to Georgia” to raise funds for music education Last May, Butch Walker, Elizabeth Cook, and Katie Pruitt — all of them with Georgia roots — performed Jim Croce’s “Walkin’ Back to Georgia” at a Nashville benefit concert for the Georgia
The Grascals have announced the return of founding member Jamie Johnson, who departed the band in 2015. Johnson left the bluegrass supergroup to address his ongoing struggles with alcohol and depression, and he’s become an advocate for others in recovery in the years since then, reaching out through music-based therapy. Now sober nearly eight years,
If there’s one truth in this world, it’s that Taylor Swift was born to write songs. Fans know her story of songwriting well: She was bullied at school and came home every day to find solace in the craft she’s now known for worldwide. From an early age, poignant songs like “Tim McGraw” showed off her
Emerging singer-songwriter Myron Elkins has shared ”Wrong Side of the River,” a new track from his upcoming album Factories, Farms & Amphetamines, set for release on Jan. 13. You may have heard this toe-tapping, banjo-picking tale of small town life on the Dec. 11 episode of Yellowstone. The rollicking tune was inspired by the 21-year-old’s sleepy hometown of Otsego, Mich.,
Live-music program’s 48th season returns Jan. 7 with Crow’s Austin City Limits Hall of Fame induction Sheryl Crow performs and gets her flowers in the upcoming second half of the 48th season of Austin City Limits, which returns Jan. 7, 2023. The special episode of the long-running live-music program will feature Crow’s induction into the
Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell, Sierra Ferrell and Amythyst Kiah are just a few of the talented singer-songwriters tapped for an all-star benefit concert next month. Hello From the Hills, the first-annual collaborative fundraising event benefiting the Prine Family’s The Hello in There Foundation and Tyler Childers’ Hope in the Hills, will be held at Nashville’s City Winery on
Warren Haynes is taking a breather in his dressing room at Harrah’s Cherokee Event Center in Asheville, North Carolina, after powering through a wicked jam of the Allman Brothers Band’s “Melissa” with country duo Brothers Osborne. He’s due back onstage in an hour for another inspired collab: performing Charlie Daniels Band’s “Trudy” with Appalachian hero
Scotty McCreery has just revealed his 2023 winter and spring tour plans. The Damn Strait Tour will take him through 22 cities across America, beginning next month in Oklahoma and ending next April in Maryland. The tour is named after McCreery’s hit song “Damn Strait,” the fourth most-played song on country radio in 2022. The
The country singers lament a Christmas season divided by distance and heartbreak Country Christmas songs can be as saccharine as a holiday cookie. Not “Lonely on Christmas,” Brit Taylor and Mike and the Moonpies’ wonderfully melancholy new collab. “You know it’s time to make a change, when your whole family’s estranged,” Taylor and the Moonpies’
The Voice Season 22 will conclude with its finale week on Monday (Dec. 12) and Tuesday (Dec. 13), and the final episode will be full of superstar performances. The night will see performances from each coach — Blake Shelton, Camila Cabello, Gwen Stefani and John Legend — with their final artists, and guest singers will
In terms of country music’s power couples, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood are among the most powerful. Married for more than a decade and friends for more than 30 years, the two country icons prove that love really does stand the test of time. Brooks and Yearwood’s love story is one that was a long time in the
Starting with a simple guitar before a rush of vocals comes flooding in, The Greeting Committee today releases their next single “Anything But You.” Produced by Jake Luppen of Hippo Campus and accompanied by a supercut of tour footage as the official video, the track is heavy hearted yet still carefree. It’s not hard to imagine how “Anything But
JD Shelburne can still remember the days when he was just a little kid standing amongst the big pews of his hometown Baptist church singing the Christmas classic “Away in a Manger.” “It was one of the first songs I learned the words to,” explains Shelburne during an interview with The Boot. “Christmas music developed a
Singer-songwriter makes his late-night debut with groove-heavy track from the 2022 album The Man From Waco Charley Crockett showcased why he’s a must-see live performer when he made his late-night debut on Thursday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live. The Texas singer-songwriter brought depth and swagger to his rendition of “I’m Just a Clown,” a standout
Garth. Wynonna. George. Fans can recognize most of their favorite country and Americana artists by one name alone. Their music is so ingrained in us that we know the words to every song and the notes to every melody … but do we know the names of their backing bands? Believe it or not, lots of your
It’s beginning to feel a lot like the holidays. While we all eagerly await the opportunity to slow down, for many of us, the holidays can be stressful as well. Country music is all about yearning for family and hometown pride, but for many people, that nostalgia is a double-edged sword of anxiety and pain.
Charley Crockett has shared a new music video for his track “Odessa,” a cut from the country talent’s recently-released album The Man From Waco. The clips capture Crockett and his band, the Blue Drifters, hard at work recording the record. The footage has a grainy, VHS-like feel, which fits the analog-style session depicted at Bruce Robison‘s
Elle King has been forced to cancel three upcoming shows after suffering a concussion at home. The singer-songwriter, whose new album arrives in early 2023, shared the news in an Instagram story on Thursday. “No one ever wants to pull out of shows, especially me. I live for performing,” she wrote. “I slipped down the
Chris Housman has an uncanny knack for taking pop country tropes and spinning them into cutting, unvarnished truth. Housman’s breakout hit “Red State Blueneck” is a summery two-stepper that interrogates institutional racism with the catchiest chorus you can think of. (For the record, it’s the first country song to use the phrase “y’all means all.”)
Seventy-six years ago today (Dec, 8, 1945) was an historic day for country music: It was on that date that Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs made their debut on the Grand Ole Opry, as part of Bill Monroe‘s Blue Grass Boys. Flatt and Scruggs’ appearances, which occurred at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, was a fortuitous one for the
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