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Jake Hoot Explains Why He Ends His Shows With ‘God Is So Good’ [EXCLUSIVE]

 Jake Hoot grew up as the son of missionary parents, and still clings to his faith now as an adult. The Season 17 winner of The Voice continues to rely on his Christian beliefs today, which is why he made the decision to always end his shows with the simple song, “God Is So Good.” “I started it…

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Tim McGraw Praises Jimmie Allen: ‘He Elevated Me As a Singer’

Tim McGraw appears on Jimmie Allen‘s latest Bettie James album, joining the rising star on the anthemic track, “Made for These.” Although McGraw had been a fan of Allen’s from afar, he admits the collaboration might never have happened, if not for Star Trek star, William Shatner. “Jimmie I met hanging out at Brad Paisley’s house,” McGraw recalled on…

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John Rich Adds to Redneck Riviera Empire With BBQ Sauce [EXCLUSIVE]

 John Rich is expanding his Redneck Riviera business, this time with BBQ sauce! The singer-songwriter, who already has his own line of whiskey, has been asked to launch other business ventures over the years, but never felt the time, or product, was right, until now. Rich just released Redneck Riviera 1776 BBQ Sauce, in partnership with Red Gold…

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Rising Star Scott Stevens Releases Pandemic-Inspired ‘Neon on Ya’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Scott Stevens just released his brand-new single, “Neon on Ya.” The uptempo, feel-good song was, perhaps surprisingly, inspired by one of the more frustrating times Stevens experienced last year, due to the pandemic. “I wrote this song because I wanted to take my wife out so bad,” Stevens tells Everything Nash. “A few months before the pandemic hit, we…

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Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood and More Join Grand Ole Opry’s 95th Anniversary Celebration

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood are just two of the numerous artists who have been added to the upcoming Grand Ole Opry: 95 Years of Country Music anniversary celebration. The show, which will air on Sunday, February 14 on NBC, will also include performances by Dolly Parton, Carrie Underwood, Kelsea Ballerini, Dierks Bentley, Kane Brown, Lady A, Little Big…

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8 Black Artists Who Helped Shape Country Music

For decades, country music has been dominated by white artists, while Black artists struggled to find their place in country music. It’s an odd, and highly unfortunate, mark on country music, especially since the early origins of country music can be traced back to predominantly Black music. Thankfully, although it has taken far too long, the country music genre…

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Tim Montana Opens Up About Unlikely Friendship With ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons [EXCLUSIVE]

Tim Montana has been a fan of ZZ Top, and the band’s founder, Billy Gibbons, for years, but never imagined that he would get to record a song with him, let alone strike up a close friendship. But that’s exactly what happened, thanks to a random connection, which ultimately led to not only a song collaboration (on “This Beard…

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Morgan Wallen Loses Radio, Has Recording Contract Suspended After Racial Slur

Morgan Wallen is now reaping the consequences of using a racial slur. The 27-year-old saw his career come to a screeching halt after video appeared, via TMZ, of Wallen using the N-word when speaking to one of his friends. The incident took place after a group appeared to be arriving at his house following what seemed to be a…

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Don McLean Praises Home Free For a ‘Tremendous Job’ on ‘American Pie’

It’s out! Home Free and Don McLean just released their collaborative video for “American Pie.” The song was first released 50 years ago, in 1971, but according to Home Free, the 75-year-old is still just as excited about performing the iconic tune as he was when it was first released. “You could just tell that he’s performed this song…

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Whey Jennings’ Grandfather Waylon Jennings Influences ‘Pretty Much Everything’ [EXCLUSIVE]

 Whey Jennings is establishing himself as an artist on his own, but the influence his grandfather, Waylon Jennings, is still evident, both in his music and his life. Jennings, who used the time off the road in 2020 to get sober, saw the country music legend also battle addiction before getting clean in 1984 — a journey he…

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