American pop band Why Don’t We have released a new song entitled “How Do You Love Somebody” with an accompanying music video. The song is the third single off of their forthcoming third studio album. The video was filmed in Los Angeles and was directed by Antony Muse, who also created the band previous videos for
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Dolly Parton is larger than life. She’s a superstar through and through, with a radiant personality, flashy style and penchant for always looking camera ready — and her husband, Carl Thomas Dean, is the exact opposite. In fact, Dean “doesn’t like to be seen,” Parton told Ellen DeGeneres in 2011 (hence why the photo to accompany this
Related Articles: https://outloudculture.com/2021/09/22/music-spotlight-tate-mcrae/ We featured the talented Tate McRae back in 2021, and things haven’t slowed down for the pop superstar. I Used to Think I Could Fly is the debut studio album by Tate McRae, released via RCA Records. In an interview with Variety, Tate spoke on her reasoning for naming the album, and
Scotty McCreery became one of the youngest American Idol winners in the history of the show when he won Season 10 of the iconic reality singing competition on May 25, 2011 — 11 years ago today. The future country star was 17 years old at the time. The native of Garner, N.C., had one of
“I’m trying to get songs on country radio,” says Steve Earle. It’s not what anyone would expect to hear from Earle these days, especially when we’re supposed to be discussing Jerry Jeff, his new tribute album to Seventies Texas legend Jerry Jeff Walker. But even if the idea of a mainstream country hit makes him
Thompson Square‘s visit to the Taste of Country studio included an acoustic performance of their new single “Country in My Soul,” a song that was clearly meant for them. Keifer and Shawna Thompson talked about how they heard the song and wanted to record it before meeting with executives from their current record label for the first
James Corden and Harry Styles have been friends for a very long time. There antics together have been white popular for The Late Late Show, and now their back with a DIY music video for Styles latest album “Harry’s House”. Corden and the global pop star took over a fans apartment in Brooklyn to shoot
Thirty years ago today, on May 26, 1992, Brooks & Dunn were toasting to their success. It was on that date that the then-new duo earned their first gold album, signifying sales of 500,000 units, for their freshman record, Brand New Man. Brand New Man, which was released in August of 1991, featured four consecutive
The NRA’s Grand Ole Night of Freedom Concert has been canceled. Country singer Jacob Bryant — the last man standing after six of the seven performers slated to perform pulled out of the show following the Uvalde school shooting — tweeted on Friday that “The show was canceled yesterday.” The concert was to be the
Brett Eldredge has emerged stronger than ever from a breakup with his feisty new song, “I Feel Fine.” Over a sultry mid-tempo production, the singer zealously proclaims his triumph over heartbreak and agony. He’s no longer held hostage by a manipulative old flame, and it’s something he’s definitely celebrating. “Yeah, I heard of sharks just
Former American Idol contestant HunterGirl is stepping into a new era in her music career after finishing as the runner-up on the singing competition show on May 22. She joined Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest on Live With Kelly and Ryan on Thursday (May 26) to chat about her future in music and to look back
On May 27, 2008, Darius Rucker made the jump into country music: Fourteen years ago today, he released his debut country single, “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It.” By that time, Rucker was a decorated musician who had already experienced multi-platinum success in the 1990s with the pop-rock band Hootie & the Blowfish. “Don’t Think I
Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium is famously also known as the Mother Church of Country Music and one-time home of the Grand Ole Opry, but it has played a crucial role in Rock & Roll history as well. On Thursday, the 130-year-old venue was designated an official landmark by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, making
Jordan Davis is continuing his streak of hit-ready releases with his anthemic new single, “What My World Spins Around.” The jaunty, feel-good tune will undoubtedly make for a good summertime concert or roadtrip jam. Throughout the autobiographical song, listeners get a glimpse of the simple, money-can’t-buy pleasures that Davis enjoys in life. “I love a
Twenty-eight years ago today (May 27, 1994), the Eagles reunited for the first time in 14 years to kick off their Hell Freezes Over Tour at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre in Irvine, Calif. The iconic band’s ’94 reunion came, at least partly, thanks to a country star. The Eagles split up in 1980, following the release of their Eagles Live
American Aquarium have given fans another taste of new music ahead of their highly-anticipated new album, Chicamacomico. The band’s latest single “Wildfire” is a laid-back, soulful and raw examination of a fiery romance reaching its peak. Although those flames of passion may burn bright, they often disappear just as quickly as they arrived, leaving behind only a trail of
A country music concert slated for this weekend’s NRA Convention in Houston just lost another performer. Larry Gatlin, a member of the country trio the Gatlin Brothers, has dropped out of the lineup. The 74-year-old vocalist and songwriter behind Gatlin Brothers hits like “All the Gold in California” and “Houston (Means I’m One Day Closer
Agony In The Garden’s inception occurred on April of 2013 as a one man band with singer/songwriter multi-instrumentalist Mack Perry writing and recording all of Agony’s music. Releasing a debut four song EP, “Where Olympus Dwells,” in May, 2015. In Feb. 2016 Mack and Clint Lowery of Grammy Nominated Sevendust co-wrote 3 tracks. In September
Every week, The Boot highlights recent favorites from country, Americana and everything in between. In each list, music fans will find picks from our contributing team that we think you’ll love. Keep reading to check out the latest installment of The Boot’s Weekly Picks. Andrew Combs Zoe Butler “Shenandoah Blues” Nashville singer-songwriter Zoe Butler’s “Shenandoah
A country music-centric concert happening during the annual NRA meeting will be one man short. “American Pie” singer Don McLean has dropped out of the event in Houston, citing the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, as his reason. TMZ was first to share news of McLean’s cancelation. “In light of the recent
Twenty years ago today (May 25, 2002), Alan Jackson rode to the top of the charts with his single “Drive (For Daddy Gene).” But while the singer was quite used to being in the No. 1 slot by that time — the song was Jackson’s 20th to hit the top of the charts — this particular
Family, friends, and fans alike celebrated the life and music of Naomi Judd with a moving event at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Sunday, following a private memorial that took place last week. The full influence of the Judds’ recordings and Naomi’s life, in particular, were felt by the numerous stars who dropped in to perform
JUNO Award nominee and Canadian Folk Music Award winner Amanda Rheaume embraces her indigenous identity and the history of her ancestors on The Spaces In Between, her sixth studio album due out May 27 via Ishkōdé Records. Living on unceded Algonquin Anishinaabe territory also known as Ottawa, Canada, Rheaume is a member of the Métis Nation and
When Kane Brown described his next musical chapter as a “full country album,” he wasn’t kidding: His 2022 releases so far have been more traditionally-minded than anything he’s put out in recent years, and nowhere is that truer than in his newest single, “Like I Love Country Music.” Now, Brown gives his ’90s country-inspired boot
Mandy Moore releases her new full-length studio album, In Real Life, via Verve Forecast. Earlier this week Mandy performed the singles “Little Dreams” and “Four Moons” on TODAY, as well as the album’s title-track “In Real Life” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Mandy talked about the highly-anticipated upcoming finale of NBC’s “This Is Us” as well as her
Wynonna Judd has shared her first new music since the death of her mother and longtime creative collaborator, Naomi Judd. Released Tuesday (May 24), the country star teamed up with indie folk artist Waxahatchee for a moving new song called “Other Side.” The pair co-wrote the inspirational, slow-rolling tune with Judd’s husband and fellow musical talent Cactus
Wynonna Judd and Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield make surprising and superb duet partners on “Other Side,” a collaborative single that mark’s Wynonna’s first new music since the 2020 covers EP Recollections. It’s a lean arrangement that’s led off by a descending acoustic guitar progression and Cactus Moser’s drums, mellow enough to belie its breezy tempo. Wynonna
Accomplished singer, songwriter and violinist Amanda Shires is gearing up to share a brand new record this summer. Released today (May 24), “Hawk for the Dove” is the lead single from her upcoming seventh studio album Take It Like a Man, due out July 29 on ATO Records. Dark and sensual, “Hawk for the Dove” finds Shires focusing in on
A tidy description of Jelly Roll’s debut single “Son of a Sinner” is Shinedown meets Morgan Wallen. There’s an undeniable rock edge to his vocals, but that’s no consequence to the barroom story he’s telling. If he were alive, George Jones would approve of this kind of sadness. Jelly Roll — real name Jason DeFord —
Born in Flint, Mich., acclaimed singer-songwriter Miko Marks is an expert at persevering. She’s faced a range of struggles and challenges in her lifetime, from severe pollution poisoning the water in her hometown to systemic racism within the music industry. Marks channels all that she’s felt and learned from those experiences into her music, unafraid to speak up and create
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