“Georgia on My Mind” was first written in 1930 by Hoagy Carmichael and Stuart Gorrell. The lyrics do not specify whether ...

Young country singer Josie Sal calls her appearance singing with Jelly Roll two years ago at the Pavilion at Star Lake a “crazy story.” “I brought a sign that said ‘Since Lainey (Wilson) is in Alabama ...

Third-generation country performer Sam Williams' latest album "Countrystar" finds him "dreaming out loud" by blending genres, inspirations.

A four-song EP that delivers a powerful blend of personal testimony, unwavering faith, and emotional vulnerability.

Wallen is struggling with his vices in "Genesis" and claims the devil knows exactly what to tempt him with. He references the ...

Koe Wetzel has made a career for himself as a “rowdy rabble-rousing outlaw,” in the words of his manager, Jeb Hurt. Perhaps ...

Taylor Harris’s dad was a preacher in a church with no piano player. He stuck a guitar in his 12-year-old daughter’s hands, ...

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Explore how Miranda Lambert's “Vice” became a career-defining anthem and why it still resonates nearly a decade later.

On Saturday, July 26, Miranda Lambert performed in Seattle at Morgan Wallen ’s I’m The Problem tour, during which she ...

Rimes was a singing sensation after her time on Star Search. Her debut in country music came on the back of her own version of the song "Blue," which was originally written and recorded by Bill Mack.

Benson Boone, Teddy Swims and Alex Warren are among popular artists who have dominated airwaves with vaguely religious music.