Kassi Ashton, who recently made the Boot’s 2018 Artists to Watch list, took the stage during the annual UMG luncheon at 2018’s Country Radio Seminar with a bluesy, brooding performance of her song “The Straw.” Read More
On the heels of “Like I Loved You,” the third single from and second No. 1 hit off of his self-titled debut album, Brett Young released “Mercy.” Accompanied by a brooding piano line, the ballad describes the painful, Read More
Forty-two years ago today (Feb. 15, 1975), TG Sheppard earned his first No. 1 hit with “Devil in the Bottle.” The song was the debut single from Sheppard’s eponymous freshman album. Songwriter Bobby David penned Read More
In country music, there are love songs, heartbreak songs, fight songs, uplifting songs … and cheating songs. The latter are a sort of specialty in the genre, with some of the its most iconic tunes Read More
Valentine’s Day, to some, is known as Singles Awareness Day. But just because you don’t have a significant other to celebrate the day of love with doesn’t mean you should just give up on the Read More
Cam shared a song called “Palace” with a live audience at a Sony Music Nashville event on Feb. 6. Readers can press play above to watch a video of the live performance. The song appears as Read More
Tyler Childers played a new song for a live audience in Norway in January that he calls “Snipe Hunt.” Readers can press play above to watch a video of the performance. The cleverly penned lyrics, Read More
Country up-and-comer Michaela Anne is debuting her cover of Hank Williams‘ classic tune “Your Cheatin’ Heart” exclusively for readers of The Boot. Press play below to listen. A Nashville newbie, Anne moved to Tennessee from Read More
Country music is about more than boots, trucks and whiskey (although it very much is about boots, trucks and whiskey). It’s also about breaking up and making up, falling in and out of love and Read More
If you’re looking for a new pickup line to add to your arsenal, look no further than country music. In terms of lyrics that could definitely be re-purposed to hit on someone, country is full Read More
Don’t have a date tonight? Just turn on country radio, and you might get some advice for finding that special someone. Yes, country music is known for tales of love and heartbreak, but something’s gotta Read More
Dierk’s Bentley‘s upcoming new album, The Mountain, isn’t all about his wife, Cassidy Black, but its first single, “Woman, Amen,” sure is. With its uptempo “whoah-oh-oh”s and passionate lyrics — “I’d lose my way and I’d lose my mind Read More
In January of 2018, Dan + Shay debuted a brand-new single, “Tequila,” a surprising twist on what listeners might expect from a song named after a kind of liquor. Instead of a classic, uptempo drinking song, Read More
Country traditionalist Candi Carpenter is premiering her new song “Cry Baby,” and its music video, exclusively for readers of The Boot. Press play above to watch. Syrupy pedal steel pairs with Carpenter’s rich timbre and Read More
Country music legend Waylon Jennings died in 2002, but he left an indelible mark on the genre. Along with scoring several chart-topping hits as a solo artist, Jennings also found success as part of the supergroup Read More
Kacey Musgraves surprised fans with some new songs during a recent stop on Little Big Town‘s Breakers Tour. The singer-songwriter broke out numerous unreleased tunes during a Friday night (Feb. 9) stop in Austin, Texas. Readers Read More
If it weren’t for sad love songs, country music just wouldn’t be the same. Whether reliving sweet memories or bidding a bitter farewell, the saddest love songs are universal, sharing emotions to which we can Read More
In February of 1993, Toby Keith released his debut single, “Should’ve Been a Cowboy.” Co-written by Nelson Larkin and Harold Shedd — the pair that co-produced Keith’s self-titled debut album — the song is about a Read More
Thirteen years ago today (Feb. 12, 2005), Rascal Flatts scored their third No. 1 hit with “Bless the Broken Road.” The song, from their album Feels Like Today, also became the trio’s first platinum-selling tune. “Bless Read More
Country artist and former professional cowboy Ross Cooper is premiering his song “Old Crow Whiskey and a Cornbread Moon” exclusively for readers of The Boot. Press play below to listen. “Old Crow Whiskey and a Read More
Fifty-one years ago today (Feb. 11, 1967) was a career-changing day for Loretta Lynn: It was on that date that Lynn scored her first No. 1 hit with “Don’t Come Home a’Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Read More
Steve Moakler has shared the title track from his album Born Ready, which is due out later this year. Readers can press play below to listen to the feel good, driving tune, guaranteed to get you in Read More
Trent Harmon has dropped a brand new single “You Got ’em All,” a song he says is inspired by his longtime girlfriend. Readers can press play below to listen to the sweeping, romantic tune. The sentimental Read More
RaeLynn is taking her role with Too Faced seriously! The singer has just released “Festival” in honor of the makeup brand’s “Life’s a Festival” spring collection. The upbeat and fast moving song about falling love at a Read More
Breakout group Lanco enjoyed a whirlwind of a year in 2017, achieving their first No. 1 hit with “Greatest Love Story,” the first single off of their debut album, Hallelujah Nights. In January of 2018, the band Read More
Ronnie Milsap‘s track record speaks loud and clear: 40 No 1. hits charted, more than 25 million records sold, seven Grammy Awards to his name and countless other accolades earned. His impact on country music Read More
In 2013, Garth Brooks released a massive box set that features cover songs from many of the artists that helped shape his own music, and the project reveals the full range of Brooks’ musical ability. Titled Blame Read More
Scotty McCreery has shared another new song off his upcoming Seasons Change album. The latest release is “In Between,”which was written by McCreery, Frank Rogers, Jessi Alexander and Jonathan Singleton. The song features what have become classic McCreery vocals, Read More
Garth Brooks‘ songs are some of the most important of the last several decades of country music. At his peak, Brooks helped to single-handedly bring country music to a listening audience outside the genre’s normal Read More
On Feb. 6, Maddie & Tae appeared onstage at the Ryman Auditorium for their debut performance since the duo officially announced that they would be joining the Universal Music Group Nashville family. This year, the duo plans to Read More
“Shoot Me Straight,” the first single to be released off Brothers Osborne‘s sophomore album Port Saint Joe, is an exercise in unpredictably. The duo, who’ve never been particularly well known for adhering to conventional formats and country blueprints Read More
Eighteen years ago today (Feb. 5, 2000), the Dixie Chicks rode straight to No. 1 with their single “Cowboy, Take Me Away.” The tune, from the Chicks’ multi-platinum 1999 album Fly, was written by trio member Read More
Country music has an abundance of songs about falling in love and hoping it lasts. But what about the tunes that celebrate relationships that go the distance? True love is one of life’s greatest anchors, Read More
Sara Evans songs are some of the most-played at radio over the course of the last decade. The singer has scored hits in a wide variety of styles, from fairly traditional country to more contemporary, Read More
Eight years ago today, on Feb. 4, 2010, Brad Paisley‘s single “Online,” from his 5th Gear album, earned gold certification, for sales of 500,000 units. The song, which Paisley wrote with his frequent collaborators Chris Read More
In the 1990s, Clint Black was a trendsetter in country music. When he released his freshman album, Killin’ Time, in 1989, Black — along with fellow then-rising stars Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks and Travis Tritt, among others Read More
This week, we saw new singles out from Brett Young, I’m With Her and Jimmie Allen. Read on to hear the new tunes! Brett Young, “Mercy” Brett Young will officially hit radios on Feb. 20 Read More
Forty-four years ago today (Feb. 2, 1974), Dolly Parton earned her second No. 1 hit with her song “Jolene.” The tune, written by Parton, was the title track of her 13th studio album. With lines Read More
When Phil Everly died on Jan. 3, 2014, it brought an end to the career of one of the most essential partnerships in the history of modern music. The Everly Brothers played a key role in Read More
Jason Isbell has had a dynamite few years: Not only did the former Drive-By Truckers member marry Amanda Shires, a talented songwriter and fiddle player in her own right, and have an adorable baby girl Read More
“Woman, Amen,” the first single off of Dierks Bentley‘s ninth studio album, The Mountain, is an inspiring proclamation of love for his wife, Cassidy Black. Bentley co-wrote the song with writers Ross Copperman and Josh Kear. The Read More
On Feb. 1, 1978, Dolly Parton‘s “Here You Come Again” became her first gold single. At the time of the song’s release, Parton was making a big push to break into the pop world. That’s Read More
Last week, in advance of his upcoming album Man of the Woods, Justin Timberlake released the expansive, Americana-tinged single “Say Something,” a collaboration with Chris Stapleton. Stapleton’s involvement in Man of the Woods doesn’t stop with the Read More
Heartbreak might hurt, but according to Luke Combs, something that will never do you wrong is a good old beer. Country music has plenty of sad songs on the subject, so just as he did in Read More
Americana duo Whiskey Wolves of the West are premiering their new song “Lay That Needle Down” exclusively for readers of The Boot. Readers can press play below to hear it. Leroy Powell, a frequent Dave Cobb Read More
Country music and football are two of America’s favorite pastimes. One is America’s favorite music, and the other is America’s favorite sport. So it’s only fitting that there should be some great country football songs. Read More
Country music and football go together like biscuits and gravy. One is America’s favorite sport, and the other is America’s favorite music. So it’s no surprise that there are some great country songs about football. Read More
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Songwriter Jeff Hyde is preparing to release an album of his own in February, but The Boot’s readers can get an early listen to one of its songs. Press play below to hear “Cold.” “Cold” Read More
Twenty-three years ago today (Jan. 28), Alan Jackson had plenty to celebrate: It was on this day in 1995 that the singer scored his 10th No. 1 hit with the song “Gone Country,” from his Read More
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