Across The Country brings you closer to country music with exclusive interviews from your favorite artists and rising stars. Whether it’s backstage stories, songwriting insights, or career milestones, these conversations dive deep into the music, the journey, and the people behind the hits. Hear it straight from the artists themselves - only on Across The Country.
Larry Stewart opens up about forming The Frontmen, honoring country roots, and recording a new album filled with fresh songs and timeless hits.
In this interview, Pam Tillis reflects on her creative journey, her album Looking For a Feeling, and her impact on today's country stars.
Zachariah Smith reflects on his American Idol experience, musical influences, and the road ahead as he headlines his first major tour and works on new music.
Country star Jo Dee Messina joins Amanda to talk about her June 1 show in Evansville, new music, and her lasting impact on country fans. From 90s hits to TikTok dances, she’s keeping the energy high for every generation.
Country hitmaker Jake Owen is gearing up for a sunshine-filled summer on The Driftwood Ramble Tour. He talks about the upcoming French Lick show, new music, and the heart behind his foundation.
With over three decades of unforgettable hits and live performances, Ricochet remains a beloved force in country music. Lead singer Heath Wright reflects on the band’s Hall of Fame induction and their latest album Then and Now: The Hits and More in this interview
Luke Combs was honored with the prestigious Gene Weed Milestone Award during the 14th Annual ACM Honors. I caught up with Luke right after he came offstage from the historic Ryman Auditorium and gave a heartfelt acceptance speech.
Deana Carter looks back at the last 25 years following the success of her landmark debut album Did I Shave My Legs For this?
Interview with Shenandoah lead singer Marty Raybon on the band’s new album “Every Road.” The collection features Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan, Brad Paisley, and more. Plus, Marty talks about Shenandoah’s reign with ‘90s country music.
Jon Pardi’s stop at the Ford Center on July 27 delivered two hours of career-spanning hits.