Music

It hasn’t been that long since Justin Moore dropped his latest album “Late Night and Longnecks,” but it seems he’s already working on his next record.

Luke Bryan is the latest artist postponing their summer plans. The singer just announced rescheduled dates for his “Proud To Be Right Here” Tour.

Lindsay Ell is ready to release her sophomore album. The singer will drop “Heart Theory” on August 14^th. 

As we previously told you, Cassadee Pope is set to release the new acoustic album “Rise and Shine” on August 7^th, and she’s just given fans their first taste of the record. 

As promised, Eric Church just dropped his new single “Stick That In Your Country Song,” and he certainly sounds angry.  In the tune he seems to be criticizing feel good country songs, while commenting on a lot of the social issues cities are currently dealing with.

As we previously told you, Jimmie Allen and Lindsay Ell are set to host the “CMA Summer Stay-Cay presented by Budweiser Nitro Gold,” livestream on July 1^st, and now we know some other the big names taking part. 

Lauren Alaina is set to release a new version of her single “Getting Good" tomorrow, featuring special guest Trisha Yearwood.

Luke Bryan recently made the day of a teenager with Cerebral Palsy. The Florida-based Kids Wish Network did their best to make Emma Lookatch wish to meet Luke come true, and she was supposed to visit him on the set of “American Idol” until the coronavirus canceled those plans. Instead, Luke sent a sweet message to the teen.

Caylee Hammack is finally ready to release her major label debut. “If It Wasn’t For You” is set to drop August 14^th, featuring guest appearances by Ashley McBryde and Tenille Townes on the song “Mean Something,” and Reba McEntire on the tune “Redhead.”

Thomas Rhett continues to share new music on Instagram. The latest is a tune called “Things Dads Do,” which he says he had planned to share on Father’s Day.

Zac Brown Band has announced a special livestream to kick off the July 4^th weekend. The band will headline "4th with the Family," set for July 3^rd, benefiting Zac’s nonprofit Camp Southern Ground. The livestream will air at 8 pm on on LiveXLive's website, apps and social channels as well as the band’s YouTube and Facebook pages.

Some of your favorite country stars are going to help you get ready to celebrate the Fourth of July weekend. Kane Brown, Lauren Alaina and Old Dominion are on board for the new “iHeartCountryFourth of July BBQ.” 

Fresh off his most recent number one with “After A Few,” Travis Denning has dropped the new single “Where That Beer’s Been,” which was co-written by Travis with Rhett Akins, Chris Stevens and Jeremy Stover.

Michael Ray, Frankie Ballard, Tenille Townes, Cassadee Pope, J.T. Harding, Runaway Junes, and producer-songwriter Ross Copperman took part in the 11^th annual ACM Lifting Lives Music Camp, earlier this month, although due to the coronavirus it was virtual. 

PBS’ annual “A Capitol Fourth” celebration will be happening this year, although it will be a bit different than in past years thanks to the coronavirus.

Cassadee Pope is ready to release a new album. The singer announced she’ll drop the acoustic record “Rise and Shine” on August 7^th.

As we told you, Rascal Flatts just dropped the new song “How They Remember You,” from the upcoming EP of the same name, which will drop July 31^st. 

Kane Brown spent his first Father’s Day as a dad yesterday, and in honor of the occasion he released a live performance of his latest single “For My Daughter,” which he wrote for his little girl Kingsley.

Rascal Flatts’ farewell tour was postponed due to the coronavirus, and seems the band is now giving fans some new music before they say goodbye. 

Willie Nelson has released a video for his cover of Billy Joe Shaver’s 1981 track “We Are The Cowboys,” which appears on his upcoming album “First Rose of Spring.”