After sitting empty for more than 30 years, Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, N.Y., reopened to the public on January 23, 2015. About a month later, James McMurtry celebrated the release of his ninth LP, Complicated Read More
Welcome to The Boot’s News Roundup, a morning rundown of the news country music fans need to know. Read on to learn more about the latest goings-on in the country, Americana, bluegrass and folk genres. 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
Since the late 1990s, Sara Evans has made an impact on the country music scene with her upbeat hits, deeply emotional ballads and relatable lyrics … and her music videos are pretty sensational as well. 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
Fifty-nine years ago today (Feb. 3, 1959) was an incredibly tragic day for music fans: It was on that date that Buddy Holly was killed in an airplane crash, attributed to poor weather and pilot Read More
It was a busy week for music video releases in country music, from autobiographical singles like Brantley Gilbert‘s “The Ones that Like Me” to stories of enduring love like Home Free‘s “Timeless.” Read on to 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
As naturally as baseball and apple pie, so does football go with country music. Over the years, the game and the players have inspired both the lyrics of country songs and the imaginations of country Read More
Scotty McCreery will soon be a married man. The singer, who got engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Gabi Dugal, in September, says he and his fiancee are navigating long-distance wedding planning: Dugal’s in their home state Read More
In November, two months after Troy Gentry‘s death in a Sept. 8 helicopter crash, Eddie Montgomery announced via Twitter that new music would be coming soon from Montgomery Gentry: “I know it’s been a while, but it Read More
When Faith Hill made “This Kiss” popular in 1998, she may as well have been singing for the whole genre. Country artists like their kisses — and they aren’t shy about it either. Plenty of 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
Welcome to The Boot’s News Roundup, a morning rundown of the news country music fans need to know. Read on to learn more about the latest goings-on in the country, Americana, bluegrass and folk genres. Read More
JJ Lawhorn has a track record of releasing rollicking, anthemic tributes to the redneck lifestyle, and his brand-new single, “Last of a Dying Breed,” fits right into that wheelhouse. Readers can press play above for an exclusive first look at the 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
On Feb. 2, 1993, 25 years ago today, Willie Nelson reached an agreement on how to settle his outstanding debt with the IRS. The deal involved both cunning negotiations and clever repayment methods, and was a long Read More
Ah, young love: flirting in the form of teasing, gathering the courage to ask a crush out as your friends make fun of you, holding hands after school, slow dancing with “enough room for the Read More
Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet and Jimi Westbrook, known together as the country quartet Little Big Town, have been together since 1998. Their two decades of experience are filled with monumental moments. Little Big Town Read More
Nashville may be in its final season, but viewers are still meeting new characters in the show’s fictional country music universe. On Thursday night (Feb. 1), fans will meet Alannah, played by rising artist Rainee Read More
Do you know anyone with a leap year birthday? Their actual day of birth (Feb. 29) only comes around every four years … which might explain why there are no country stars with Leap Day 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
Danielle Bradbery was only 16 years old when she was crowned the Season 4 winner of The Voice in 2013. For the singer, the sudden exposure and fame thrust her into adulthood and a professional career Read More
February’s first Guest Room Sessions installment is a perfect way to kick off the month that holds Valentine’s Day. For this clip, singer-songwriter Tony Lucca teamed up with Florida Georgia Line bassist Tom Beaupre to perform 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
Happy 81st birthday to Don Everly! The singer was born on Feb. 1, 1937, in the small town of Brownie, Ky. Everly was born to musical parents, Isaac and Margaret. Together with his younger brother 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
Darryl Worley‘s been making country music for years now. His first single, “When You Need My Love,” debuted in 2000, and two years later, he notched his first No. 1, with “I Miss My Friend.” The Read More
Throughout a career that has spanned nearly three decades, Garth Brooks has provided no shortage of memorable moments — especially in his live shows. Over the years, Brooks has brought (sometimes hundreds of thousands of) country Read More
Still think Florida Georgia Line are best known for “Cruise”? Think again, because since the “bro-country” duo burst onto the scene in 2012, they’ve earned themselves a whole string of No. 1 hits — and been part of countless Read More
Reba McEntire has one of the most storied careers in country music. From a dramatic climb to recording success to her broad and varied acting career, the Nashville icon has done it all — or so we Read More
Florida Georgia Line consistently churn out party anthems, often accompanied by music videos full of fast cars and pretty girls … but don’t think that’s all they have to offer. The duo’s Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard Read More
Welcome to The Boot’s News Roundup, a morning rundown of the news country music fans need to know. Read on to learn more about the latest goings-on in the country, Americana, bluegrass and folk genres. Read More
Eight years ago today (Jan. 31, 2010), Taylor Swift made musical history: It was on that date the then-20-year-old became the youngest country artist, and youngest act of any genre, to ever win Album of the Read More
Twenty-five years ago today (Jan. 31, 1993), Garth Brooks took his turn at one of the most coveted performance slots of all time: singing the National Anthem at the Super Bowl. But according to former NFL 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
Every year, when the performer for the Super Bowl halftime show is announced, fans everywhere immediately start to second-guess the choice of entertainment for the biggest gig in the world. That’s especially true for country fans, since Read More
A good chorus is what makes a song memorable. A song’s chorus is the part listeners sing along with … the part they always remember … the part that can take a song from good 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
Luke Combs, the rising star behind the No. 1 hits “Hurricane” and “When It Rains It Pours,” isn’t particularly invested in the 2018 Super Bowl; after all, the North Carolina native is a Carolina Panthers fan. Read More
It may not seem as though country music has taken center stage at the Super Bowl all that often, but throughout the big game’s history, more than a dozen of the genre’s artists have performed Read More
Rising duo the Sisterhood may not be a household name (yet), but their parents certainly are. Ruby Stewart and Alyssa Bonagura — daughter of rock icon Rod Stewart and daughter of Kathie Ballie and Michael Bonagura, better known as Baillie 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
Country music and football go quite well together; in fact, some of its biggest names even got out on the gridiron themselves before they made it big in music! Most of the athletes-turned-musicians in this Read More
Pop star Kesha, who netted nominations in the categories of Best Pop Vocal Album, for her 2017 release Rainbow, and Best Pop Solo Performance, for the single “Praying,” attended the Grammys in 2018 for the first time since Read More
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