Music News

Amanda Shires and Jason Isbell just dropped a brand new track in which they depict a couple having an honest, difficult conversation about abortion in “The Problem.” The track’s release coincides with International Safe Abortion Day and proceeds from its sales will go to the Yellowhammer Fund, a reproductive justice organization based in Alabama.

Because of the ongoing Coronavirus issues, social distancing restrictions have made it impossible to attend a concert of your favorite artist. Unless that artist is Kane Brown.

Carrie Underwood’s Christmas album “My Gift” is out now, and it features a collaboration with John Legend on the original holiday tune “Hallelujah,” which John wrote with Toby Gad.

As we told you, Trisha Yearwood performed her song “I’ll Carry You Home” during the In Memoriam tribute at the ACM Awards earlier this month. Well, now she’s sharing a very personal video for the song. 

This was a big weekend for new country music, with several artists releasing new tunes.

Congratulations are in order for Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard and wife Hayley. The couple welcomed their third child, son Atlas Roy, on Thursday. 

After months of no audience performances, the Grand Ole Opry is ready to welcome back music fans. The Opry has announced they will be bringing back fans starting October 3^rd, although it will be a limited capacity of only 500 socially distanced guests.

Gary Allan, Jordan Davis, Caylee Hammack and Josh Turner are among the artists set to perform on a new concert series that will air on The Outdoor Channel.

Carrie Underwood’s new holiday album “My Gift” drops today and she’s found even more ways to bring holiday cheer to her fans. The singer just announced she’ll star in an exclusive holiday special for HBO Max.

While the coronavirus may have kept the 35^th annual Farm Aid concert from being live this year,  fans will still get to enjoy some great performances this weekend.