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Southall Turn Family, Loyalty and Oklahoma Roots Into Nine-Song 'Kinfolk"
3+ hour, 12+ min ago (376+ words) Southall have spent a decade turning Oklahoma country, rock ’n’ roll muscle and a fiercely loyal grassroots following into their own musical family. On ‘Kinfolk’, the band makes that sense of belonging the centre of the record. The nine-song album…...
Luke Combs Extends Record-Breaking???My Kinda Saturday Night Tour??? Into 2027
5+ hour, 30+ min ago (170+ words) Luke Combs Extends Record-Breaking ‘My Kinda Saturday Night Tour’ Into 2027 That Eric Alper Global superstar Luke Combs will continue his historic “My Kinda Saturday Night Tour” next year with newly confirmed stops at Arlington’s AT&T Stadium, Minneapolis’ U.S....
Lainey Wilson Teams With John Mayer on New Single???Phone, Keys, Wallet???
23+ hour, 28+ min ago (184+ words) 12x CMA and Grammy Award-winner Lainey Wilson’s new single, “Phone, Keys, Wallet,” is out now, featuring special guest John Mayer on guitar. Listen to the song HERE (BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville), which world premiered at country radio across the U....
Midland Give Chris Stapleton???s???Drinkin??? Dark Whiskey??? a Bluegrass-Fuelled Honky Tonk Kick
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (449+ words) Midland sound right at home with a song about dark whiskey, loose lips and questionable Saturday-night decisions. The Grammy-nominated country trio put their own stamp on “Drinkin’ Dark Whiskey” earlier this year, taking a well-travelled honky tonk song and leaning…...
Darius Rucker Returns With Hopeful New Song???I Believe???
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (378+ words) That idea runs through “I Believe,” with Rucker centring the song on the belief that difficult periods can be endured without surrendering hope. He has described it as a reminder to return to the values that matter when circumstances make…...
Dylan Returns With Guitar-Driven New Single???To Love And To Lose???
4+ day, 3+ min ago (486+ words) Dylan Returns With Guitar-Driven New Single “To Love And To Lose” thatericalper.com Dylan has released “to love and to lose,” her first new music of 2026 and a guitar-driven pop song built around the emotional numbness that can follow pain,…...
Gabby Barrett Performs???In On It??? And Honors Dolly Parton With???Jolene??? On 'America???s Tailgate on CBS"
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (317+ words) Barrett’s first performance put the focus on “In On It,” the faith-centred ballad she released in late June. Performing before a packed crowd on Nashville’s Broadway, she delivered a song built around hope and perseverance during periods of uncertainty, giving…...
Songs For Getting Over A Breakup
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (468+ words) Nobody plans their breakup playlist in advance, and yet somehow everyone ends up building one anyway, usually around 2 AM, usually while eating something they wouldn’t normally admit to. Here are 15 songs that have earned their place in that particular ritual,…...
Eric Church Looks Back At The Miles That Made Him On???On The Road???
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (402+ words) Eric Church has spent enough nights staring through a bus window to know which memories survive when the miles start blending together. His new song “On The Road” turns those memories into a look at the venues, people and experiences…...
Jim Geoghan, Co-Creator of "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody," Dies at 79
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (291+ words) That Eric Alper A volunteer gig reading to the blind at Manhattan’s Lighthouse, taken up in his twenties, resurfaced more than 20 years later as the basis for one of Jim Geoghan’s plays, a full-circle moment typical of a career built…...