Charley Pride Opry Tribute Show Set for September 22
Darius Rucker, Pam Tillis, The War and Treaty, Neal McCoy, and Dion Pride will perform during the Sept. 22 Charley Pride tribute show at the Grand Ole Opry.
Craig Morgan’s Veterans Day 5K Set for Nov. 7 in Nashville
Craig Morgan will host his inaugural Veterans Day 5K on Nov. 7, 2026, at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville.
Laci Kaye Booth Tour Dates 2026: Upcoming Shows & Tickets
Laci Kaye Booth’s 2026 tour schedule includes her first headline run, concerts with Ella Langley and Brad Paisley, and additional festival dates..
Smithfield Announces ‘Country With Heart, Part 2’ Album
Smithfield will release the eight-song Country With Heart, Part 2 on Sept. 11, featuring “Drunk Love You” and “All Over Nashville.”
My Home’s in Alabama: How to Watch the Randy Owen Documentary
My Home’s in Alabama: The Randy Owen Story traces the life and career of Alabama frontman Randy Owen and is now available to watch online.
Jon Pardi Tour 2026: Dates, Openers & Gamblin’ Man Tour
Jon Pardi’s 2026 tour schedule includes the Gamblin’ Man Tour with Alexandra Kay and Sadie Bass, along with festival, Opry, and special-event appearances.
Morgan Wallen’s “Been By Now”: Songwriters, Release Date and Song Details
Morgan Wallen will release his new song “Been By Now” on July 24 after surprising fans with its first live performance in Baltimore.
Randy Travis’ Upcoming Album: Release Date, Songs and Everything We Know
Randy Travis will release an album of previously unreleased original songs in late 2026, with “Fish On” serving as the project’s first single.
County Line Country Fest 2027: Lineup, Dates, Tickets and Camping Guide
County Line Country Fest returns to Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, August 5–7, 2027, with lineup, ticket, camping, and schedule details still to come.
Charlie Worsham’s Once Upon a Second Time Around: Tracklist, Songwriters & More
Charlie Worsham’s new album, Once Upon a Second Time Around, features Lainey Wilson, Stephen Wilson Jr., and The Travelin’ McCourys across 12 tracks.
2027 ACM Awards: Tickets, Date, Location & How to Watch
The 2027 ACM Awards return to Las Vegas on May 16, with tickets coming this fall and the show streaming on Prime Video.
Garth Brooks 2026 Tour: Dates, Tickets & Blame It All On My Roots Details
See the latest Garth Brooks 2026 tour dates, ticket information, upcoming cities, setlist details, and what to know about the Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour.
Every Number One Country Song of 2000
A running list of every country song that reached No. 1 in 2000, including chart dates and total weeks at the top.
Ricky Skaggs Releases New Song “Say A Prayer”
Ricky Skaggs is back with “Say A Prayer,” his first new music in more than a decade, blending country, bluegrass, and rock influences.
George Strait’s Troubadour Lounge at Moody Center
Moody Center’s Troubadour lounge is a permanent backstage tribute to George Strait, featuring memorabilia, Texas-inspired details, and a connection to his history at the Austin arena.
Kenny Chesney’s Silver Sands Marina: Release Date, Songs, and Album Details
Kenny Chesney’s 21st studio album arrives September 25 with 11 songs, collaborations with Megan Moroney, Colbie Caillat, and Lily Meola, and a title inspired by a real New Hampshire marina..
Disney Celebrates America: Nashville’s Star-Spangled Bash 2026 Lineup
Disney Celebrates America: Nashville’s Star-Spangled Bash aired live from Nashville on July 4, 2026, with performances from Reba McEntire, Tim McGraw, Little Big Town and more.
Lakelin Lemmings: Songs, Background and Debut Album
Lakelin Lemmings released her 16-song self-titled debut album July 24, 2026. Here’s what to know about her songs, background, and complete track list.
Why Alan Jackson Recorded “Still the One” for Wife Denise
Alan Jackson has released a country-seasoned version of “Still the One,” turning the Orleans classic into a personal tribute to his wife, Denise
Kenny Chesney: Living in Fast Forward Exhibit in Nashville
Kenny Chesney: Living in Fast Forward is now open at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville through June 20, 2027.