Cole Swindell has unveiled a brand-new single, “Break Up in the End;” the song, the first from his upcoming third album, has been released to radio. Readers can press play below to hear the song. “Break Up Read More
On Thursday night (Feb. 22), CMT’s Nashville aired its Season 6 mid-season finale, and it was definitely a doozy. While the show’s sixth season hasn’t been nearly as dramatic as the the TV drama’s prior storylines, Read More
Dwight Yoakam has announced the launch of an exclusive SiriusXM radio channel, Dwight Yoakam and the Bakersfield Beat. The channel will feature Yoakam’s music as well as that of his friends and contemporaries. Playing off Read More
After Justin Timberlake wowed the audience at the 2018 Brit Awards on Wednesday (Feb. 21), he appeared again with his pal Chris Stapleton at a special, “secret” performance. The show took place Wednesday night at the Roundhouse Read More
Country up-and-comers Lanco started off 2018 in style by hitting the road as an opening act on Chris Young‘s Losing Sleep Tour, which kicked off in Indianapolis, Ind., on Jan. 11. That’s not the only tour the group has planned for Read More
In the wake of Daryle Singletary‘s unexpected death on Feb. 12, fans and friends are rallying to support his family as they face the costs of a memorial service for the ’90s country icon. A verified Read More
In April of 2017, Eric Church released “Round Here Buzz” as the fourth single from his Mr. Misunderstood album. Penned by Church, Luke Dick and Jeff Hyde, the song features a narrator lamenting a lost love, who’s Read More
Johnny and June. You don’t even need to say their last names; the love story of Johnny Cash and his wife June Carter Cash is one of the most iconic of all time. Cash and Carter Read More
Fifty years ago today (Feb. 22, 1968), Johnny Cash was one happy man. It was on that date that the Man in Black proposed to his then-girlfriend, June Carter, while they were performing together onstage in Read More
Nineteen years ago today, on Feb. 22, 1999, Brad Paisley‘s debut single, “Who Needs Pictures,” was released. The song was the title track of the artist’s freshman album, which was released the following June. Arista Nashville Paisley Read More
Beloved Nashville studio guitarist Guthrie Trapp is premiering his cover of George Jones‘ “You’re Still on My Mind” exclusively with The Boot. Fans can press play below to hear the song, which features vocals from country Read More
With just five words, Mike Fisher shot down the recent rumors that he and Carrie Underwood are headed for a divorce. On Instagram, the NHL hockey player responded to a concerned fan, letting her know that Read More
Cole Swindell has unveiled the cover artwork for a new single, “Break Up in the End,” which will be released to radio on Feb. 26. `The country star shared the image with his fans on Wednesday Read More
Mary Chapin Carpenter‘s first label didn’t promote her as a country artist right away. But once they started doing so, they were sure glad they did: The New Jersey native dominated the genre charts in the late Read More
Bryan White, who has co-written hit songs for the likes of Diamond Rio (“Imagine That”) and Sawyer Brown (“I Don’t Believe in Goodbye”), has also charted 17 singles himself, including six No. 1 hits (“Someone Read More
The term “supergroup” seems tailor-made for roots rockers I’m With Her; after all, the trio is comprised of Nickel Creek co-founder Sara Watkins, Grammy Awards-winning singer-songwriter Sarah Jarosz and folk-bluegrass lifer Aoife O’Donovan. Still, the latter Read More
Eric Paslay has released a refreshing single about growing up and still believing in the magic of things called “Young Forever.” The artist behind “Friday Night,” who has toured with Dierks Bentley, Eric Church and Little Read More
As Brett Young celebrated his third No. 1 with “Like I Loved You,” a single off of his self-titled debut studio album, in mid-February he recalled a piece of advice given to him by his idol, singer-songwriter Gavin Read More
Prior to Johnny Cash‘s death in 2003, the country icon and pastor Billy Graham enjoyed a decades-long friendship that even included a musical collaboration. In 1971, Graham appeared on the song “The Preacher Said Jesus Read More
Nashville country duo Granville Automatic are premiering the music video for their song “A Little of Both” exclusively for readers of The Boot. Press play above to watch. The “A Little of Both” video kicks off Read More
Feb. 21, 2004, was a big day for Toby Keith: It was on that date that his single “American Soldier,” from his multi-platinum Shock’n Y’all album, soared to the top of the charts. “American Solider,” Read More
Seventy years ago today (Feb. 21, 1948) was an historic day for Little Jimmy Dickens: It was on that date that the then-27-year-old made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry, performing “John Henry” and Read More
On Tuesday (Feb. 20), Trump directed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to use legislation to ban bump stocks. Continue reading… This Article Was Originally Posted at www.TheBoot.com http://theboot.com/bump-stock-ban-donald-trump-executive-memo/
On March 10, 2003, Dixie Chicks member Natalie Maines made a comment, quickly heard around the world, that brought the trio’s skyrocketing career to a screeching halt: While performing at Shepherd’s Bush Empire in London, England — the kickoff Read More
In recognition of the 25th anniversary of his first hit, Toby Keith has announced his Should’ve Been a Cowboy Tour XXV. The trek will keep Keith on the road throughout 2018. Released on Feb. 12, Read More
Neal McCoy‘s mother, Virginia “Ginny” McCoy, died on Monday (Feb. 19). The country singer posted about her death on Facebook, sharing the story of his mother’s immigration from the Philippines and her love for the United Read More
Luke Bryan took time at his concert in Louisville, Ky., on Sunday night (Feb. 18) to pay his respects to Marcus Wade, one of his crew members who recently died. Readers can press play above Read More
It all started with former ESPN sportscaster Dan Patrick. In 2002, when Brad Paisley set out to film a music video for “I’m Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin’ Song)” — a song he’d written back during Read More
Loretta Lynn has seen much success in her 60-plus-year country music career, but it certainly wasn’t handed to her. It wasn’t until she was in her 20s that Lynn even owned a guitar; after purchasing one Read More
“More Girls Like You,” the first single off of Kip Moore‘s 2017 album Slowheart, hit No. 1 on the Mediabase chart and No. 4 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart in October of 2017 — but the song Read More
Austin-based bluegrass quartet Wood & Wire are premiering their new track “North of Despair” exclusively for readers of The Boot. Press play below to listen. With its twangy vocals and bright banjo, “North of Despair” is Read More
Not for the first time, The Grammy Awards has come under fire for its lack of diversity: In this instance, the hashtag #GrammysSoMale began circling the Internet after the 60th annual awards ceremony, during which only one Read More
Apparently, the adoptable dogs at a Henderson, N.C. animal shelter are country fans! A Vance County, N.C. animal control officer and former touring musician named Chad Olds briefly became the headlining performer at a “sold Read More
Mike Ryan is taking his Texas music nationwide. Ryan’s 2014 album Bad Reputation helped solidify his place as a bona fide Texas star — three songs from the record hit No. 1 on the Texas Music Chart Read More
‘We all want what we ain’t got, / Some of us have and some have not.’ Continue reading… This Article Was Originally Posted at www.TheBoot.com http://theboot.com/blackberry-smoke-best-seat/
Ortega gets introspective on her romantic new track, ‘Lovers in Love.’ Continue reading… This Article Was Originally Posted at www.TheBoot.com http://theboot.com/lindi-ortega-lovers-in-love/
Nashville singer-songwriter Heidi Raye is premiering the music video for her song “Junkyard” exclusively for readers of The Boot. Press play above to watch. Filmed at Mistletoe Farms in Franklin, Tenn., Raye’s “Junkyard” music video features plenty Read More
Thirty-one years ago today, on Feb. 19, 1987, Willie Nelson‘s Red Headed Stranger film premiered in Austin, Texas. The movie, which also starred Morgan Fairchild and Katharine Ross, was based on Nelson’s 1975 album of the same Read More
Forty-four years ago today (Feb. 19, 1974) was a bittersweet day for Dolly Parton: It was on that date that the singer announced that she was ending her long-standing partnership with Porter Wagoner, after more Read More
Eight years ago today, on Feb. 18, 2010, Lady Antebellum earned a double-platinum certification, for sales of 2 million copies, for their single “Need You Now.” The song was the title track of and debut single Read More
Troy Gentry‘s wife Angie has filed a lawsuit over his death in a helicopter crash in September. Angie Gentry is suing the manufacturers of the aircraft. Filed in the Philadelphia, Pa., Court of Common Pleas Read More
Feb. 17 is undoubtedly a day that is etched in Brad Paisley‘s mind forever. It was on that day in 2001 that he achieved a lifelong ambition, when he was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry. Read More
The Minnesota based Trampled By Turtles have announced the upcoming release of a new album Life is Good on the Open Road set for June 1, 2018. Ahead of the album, TBT have shared a new single Read More
People have called I’m With Her a supergroup, but Aoife O’Donovan doesn’t think of her trio with Sara Watkins and Sarah Jarosz that way. “I think those girls are super,” O’Donovan tells The Boot with a laugh, Read More
Daryle Singletary‘s unexpected death at the age of 46 on Monday (Feb. 12) took his loved ones and the country music world by surprise. Shortly after his death, Platinum Records Nashville released a new song, Read More
With a surprising musical background, Devin Dawson has taken country music by storm, much like the Dark Horse for which his debut album is named. The up-and-comer is everything that country music never knew it was missing. Twenty-eight years Read More
Oklahoma native troubadour Parker Millsap has announced the upcoming release of a new album Other Arrangements. Millsap is joined by bandmates Daniel Foulks (fiddle) and Michael Rose (bass), Paddy Ryan on drums/percussion and backup singers including Odessa, Read More
It’s been a busy week in the world of country music videos, but The Boot has rounded up the latest releases for your viewing pleasure. From up-and-coming anthems to a Brandy Clark tune with a Read More
The Redheaded Stranger will return with a new album, Last Man Standing, this April, according to Rolling Stone. Arriving on April 27, just 2 days before the country legend’s 85th birthday, the record will feature Read More
George Jones and Tammy Wynette were one of the first true power couples of country music, following for a time in the steps of Johnny and June. While their 1969 marriage ended in 1975, their music outlasted Read More
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