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Jason Aldean addressed “cancel culture” and the controversy surrounding his new song and video during a concert on Friday night (July 21), thanking his fans for rallying “like I’ve never seen before.” Aldean performed at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Friday, less than a week CMT dropped his new video for “Try That
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Country star’s first LP since 2021’s Starting Over arrives Nov. 10 Chris Stapleton will return in November with Higher, the country star’s first album since his award-winning 2020 LP Starting Over. Ahead of Higher’s Nov. 10 release, Stapleton has shared the album’s rocking first single, “White Horse,” co-written by Stapleton and Dan Wilson (of Semisonic
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Ricky Van Shelton was a big deal for about five years in the 1980s and early ’90s. Then, his career tapered off. Then, he vanished. We’re not exaggerating — sightings of the “Somebody Lied” singer are about as common as Bigfoot in 2023. It’s been 17 years since he bid farewell to the industry with
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While many in the country community have tweeted criticism toward Jason Aldean in the aftermath of “Try That in a Small Town,” Knoxville-based singer-songwriter Adeem the Artist finds that satire is a better weapon against the controversial track. On Thursday, Adeem the Artist shared a spoof they titled “Sundown Town,” a send-up of the not-so-subtle
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Back in May, Jason Aldean released his song “Try That in a Small Town,” a plodding don’t-come-round-here-no-more warning to anyone choosing to “act a fool” in the titular small towns of America. It stayed mostly under the radar then, but last week it caromed into the cultural discourse when Aldean and director Shaun Silva dropped a
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On July 17, 1993, Alan Jackson‘s “Chattahoochee” began its first of four weeks at No. 1 on the charts. Co-written by Jim McBride, “Chattahoochee” was Jackson’s seventh chart-topper. “Chattahoochee” appears on Jackson’s 1992 album A Lot About Livin’ (and a Little ‘Bout Love). Driven by twangy riffs and a honky-tonk vibe, the brisk song describes an idyllic season full
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Jerry Bradley, a towering Nashville music executive who helped guide the genre into the modern era and bring about its first ever platinum-selling album — Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Jessi Colter, and Tompall Glaser’s Wanted! The Outlaws — has died, The Tennessean reports. He was 83.  Bradley’s family confirmed his death, but did not provide
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Platinum-Certified Singer, songwriter, and producer, Chelsea Cutler has released her new single, “I Don’t Feel Alive”. Taken from her forthcoming third album, the latest single shows an unfiltered and honest lyricism from Chelsea. When opening about the song Chelsea confessed, “I’m writing feelings in a journal, ‘cause that’s what people who have their shit together seem to do.”
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“He Thinks He’ll Keep Her” hitmaker Mary Chapin Carpenter‘s gold-certified breakout record, State of the Heart, was released on June 13, 1989. The album, her second, includes songs such as “Quittin’ Time” and “Something of a Dreamer.” With a total of four songs from the project making the Hot Country Singles chart, State of the Heart peaked at No. 28 on
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Dan + Shay just announced their next studio album. The duo’s fifth album is called Bigger Houses and it will be available later this summer. “Save Me the Trouble,” “Heartbreak on the Map” and “Bigger Houses” are three songs fans who pre-order the album will get immediately. It goes on sale Sept. 15, but the pre-order
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Twenty-nine years ago today (July 13, 1994) was an unforgettable day for Garth Brooks: It was the day that he performed “Hard Luck Woman” with KISS on The Tonight Show. Brooks recorded “Hard Luck Woman” — which KISS originally recorded in 1976 for their Rock and Roll Over album — for a KISS tribute album, KISS My Ass: Classic
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