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Columbia Records Koe Wetzel‘s first piece of new music since 2024’s 9 Lives is set to arrive on Friday. If you’ve been to one of Wetzel’s live shows, however, his new track may be familiar.  “‘Surrounded’ felt like the

Miikka Skaffari/Getty Images Walker Hayes is reminiscing about his “17 Year Old Problems” in his first new music this year.  “Now I’m supposed to know how to smile without a drink/ We got broken dreams and bills

The Core Entertainment / Universal Music Group Canada Josh Ross is the first Canadian male artist to top the U.S. Mediabase chart in nearly 30 years, as “Single Again” makes it to #1. Previously, ’90s hitmaker Paul Brandt and Country Music

Disney/Larry McCormack Texas native Parker McCollum is planning to ring in the new year in the Lone Star State. The “What Kinda Man” hitmaker is adding a Dec. 31 show at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth to his itinerary. 

Disney/Connie Chornuk Megan Moroney‘s current hit, “You Had to Be There,” memorializes the summer she spent on tour with superstar Kenny Chesney last year. Fast-forward to 2025 and she’s headlining her own Am I Okay? Tour. She

Trisha Yearwood performed “Bringing the Angels,” “Girls Night In” and the title track of her new album, The Mirror, Friday morning on NBC’s Today show to celebrate the new record she co-wrote and co-produced. She also performed her breakthrough

Jason Kempin/Getty Images for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Lainey Wilson‘s new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, titled Tough as Nails, is now open, after a party to celebrate

Big Machine Thomas Rhett‘s making good on his promise to keep expanding the About a Woman universe, dropping three new tracks a day before he plays a sold-out show at Boston’s Fenway Park on Saturday. The new

Triple Tigers Scotty McCreery‘s first EP, Scooter & Friends, takes its title from his nickname back home in North Carolina, but it also shows a different side of the American Idol winner. “I had a lot of

Essential Broadcast Media Miranda Lambert and Parker McCollum are partnering to put on Band Together Texas to help their home state in the aftermath of the July 4 flooding.  The star-studded benefit concert will take place Sunday,