New Country & Your All Time Favorites
Randy Rogers Band proves love withstands the passage of time in new music video “I Won’t Give Up,” premiering exclusively today (3/26) on CMT, CMT.com, and CMT Music. Officially airing at 6am EST throughout the morning on CMT and all-day on CMT Music, the clip will also debut in NYC on Paramount’s Times Square billboard at 12pm and 5pm EST. Go here to watch the video.
Country music icon Clay Walker announced today that his new song titled “I Know She Hung The Moon,” will be out next Friday, April 5. The touching country tune was penned by the late Toby Keith and Scotty Emerick.
Carnival Music’s resident cowgirl Kylie Frey offers a good-natured reminder to be careful what you wish for today (3/22), serving up the pure-country “So You Think You Want A Cowboy?”
Multi-platinum, GRAMMY Award-winning Zac Brown Band is excited to share their new single “Tie Up.”
Dierks Bentley today premieres the music video for his spirited cover of Tom Petty’s “American Girl” with CMT. The video for the lead single from Big Machine Records’ forthcoming tribute album, PETTY COUNTRY: A Country Music Celebration of Tom Petty, opens with Bentley strapping on Petty’s own signature Rickenbacker guitar that was flownin from his archives in California for the shoot.
The acclaimed Texas band Silverada (formerly known as Mike and the Moonpies) starts a new chapter with their upcoming self-titled album, out June 28. Although Silverada is the band’s ninth release, it marks a significant turning point in the powerhouse country/Americana band’s journey.
It’s not just the title of the boldest album of the group’s celebrated career; it’s also the name of the reinvigorated band itself. With elevated songwriting and a transformative sound, Silverada is doing what the best bands do: evolving.
Source: Country Music News Blog
“Wake up again in an old motel, is it somewhere different? I can’t tell. Every set of curtains opens to the open road…”: This Friday, March 22nd, Sierra Ferrell will release Trail of Flowers, and in those very first lines of “American Dreaming,” the album’s opening number and final preview, she sets the scene for a remarkable journey of resilience.
Willi Carlisle’s “When The Pills Wear Off” music video is an impeccable complement to the gorgeous and devastating single from the folksinger’s recently released LP, Critterland. Shot on location in Hot Springs, Arkansas, by Western AF’s Mike Vanata, the video reflects the song which Carlisle dubs “An amalgam of queer stories that I’ve heard, lived, and seen.”
Today, GRAMMY, CMA and ACM-Award winning singer-songwriter Carly Pearce has announced the release of her highly anticipated fourth studio album hummingbird, out June 14 via Big Machine Records. Pre-order the album HERE and find the full track list below. In tandem, Pearce has also released the album’s stirring title track, “hummingbird,” available now on all platforms (listen HERE).
Songwriter Benjamin Tod didn’t have a particular time or event in mind when he sat down to write Lost Dog Street Band’s new single, “If You Leave Me Now,” a neon-lit reflection on consequence and love. “It came to be from a lifetime of bad decisions and I overcame the last few years,” remembers Tod.
“Don’t go punching mirrors / You may find more than what you bargained left behind,” he sings in the song’s first verse. “The opening line refers to the fact that anytime we lose self control and thrash objects around us, what’s left behind is much worse than the original problem.”
Source: Country Music News Blog