Today’s New Albums

• Madeline Edwards – Crashlanded
• Russell Dickerson – Russell Dickerson
• Stephanie Quayle – On the Edge
• The Reklaws – Good Ol’ Days

Today’s New Singles

• All In – Emily Myers
• Bad 4 U – Austin Tolliver
• Big Hair Bigger Dreams – Paulina Jayne
• Brand New Year – Phil Vassar & Deana Carter
• Christmas in Dixie – Jason Aldean
• Dangerous Love – Bowen * Young
• Drag – Makenzie Phipps
• Girls Do – Cliff Dorsey
• It’s Only Rock-n- Roll (But I Like It) – Brothers Osborne w/ The War and Treaty
• Marlboros and Avon – McBride & The Ride
• Meant for You – Nathan Wilson
• One of Those – Tucker Beathard
• Outlaw Jesus – Jacob Bryant
• Pour Some Whiskey On It – Levi Riggs
• Thank a Beer Drinker – Eddie Montgomery
• The Building – Emily Ann Roberts
• With You – Bree Jaxson
• You Jingle My Bells – Dusty Moats

Today’s New Albums

• Abbey Cone – Hate Me
• Austin Tolliver – Ride 4 Me
• Barney Bentall – Cosmic Dreamer
• Dale Watson – Jukebox Fury
• Dallas Wayne – Coldwater, Tennessee
• Evan Barber – Until the Thunder
• Jason Aldean – Macon, Georgia
• Stephanie Quayle – Stephanie Quayle
• Templeton Thompson – Get Back Up
• Tenille Townes – Masquerades

Today’s New Singles

• Ain’t the Same – Brett Kissel & 98°
• All the Night We Need – Taylon Hope
• All You Gotta Do Is Dance – Gavin Lee
• Amber – Tommy Webb Band
• American Beauty – Paige King Johnson
• Country Music, Girls & Trucks – High Valley & Granger Smith
• Even If I Get Over You – Charles Johnson
• First Stone – Peytan Porter
• Heartworm Hopeless Highway – Billy Woodward
• Hippie @ Heart – Dakota Poorman
• How Cowgirls Say Goodbye – Ed Earl
• Missing West Virginia – Michael Coleman
• Shadow Riders – Zach Willdee
• She’s On It – Travis Denning

Kimberly Schlapman

Happy Birthday to today’s country music birthdays!

• Kimberly Schlapman (Little Big Town)
• Stephanie Quayle

Alan Jackson

Here’s today’s roundup of country music videos from around the web!

• Music Video: “Cut ‘Em All” by Colt Ford & Willie Robertson
• Music Video: “That’s What I’m Talking About” by Stephanie Quayle
• Acoustic Video: “Hickory Wind” by Mo Pitney
• Video: Cassadee Pope Fan Surprises – The Krooswyk Family
• Video Flashback: “The Last Love Song” by Hank Williams Jr
• Video: “Are You From Dixie” by Grandpa Jones
• Video: For the Love of Music Episode 144 by Hunter Hayes
• Video: Dan + Shay Invite Kelsea Ballerini on Fall Tour
• Audio: “Illinois” by Brett Eldredge
• Video: “I Got the Boy” Stories with Jana Kramer
• Audio: “Heartbreak Radio” by Maggie Rose
• Audio: “Until They Don’t Love You” by Reba McEntire
• Live Video: “We Go Driving” by Kat Higgins
• Story Behind the Song: “The One You’re Waiting On” by Alan Jackson
• Video: K.T. Oslin USO Tour TV Special
• Opry Video: Take 5 with RaeLynn
• Story Behind the Mixtape Song:  “Stealing Innocence” by Lee Brice

Chris Young

Recent Country Music News Headlines

• Michael Ray Scores First Career #1 with Debut Single
• The Band Perry to Debut New Single on Good Morning America
• Jana Kramer Announces Pregnancy
• Dolly Parton Raises over $500,000 for Charity
• Country Music Hall of Fame Members
• Country Music Charts
• Chris Young Reveals Album Cover for I’m Coming Over
• Chris Young Announces “I’m Coming Over” Tour
• Hank Williams Jr. Debuts New Merchandise
• Eat Lunch with Jerrod Niemann
• Featured Artist of the Day: Stephanie Heymann

Recommended Viewing – Recent Country Music Videos

• Music Video: “That’s What I’m Talking About” by Stephanie Quayle

   This Date in Country Music History

• 2010 – Taylor Swift was voted in as a member of the International Bowling Hall of Fame
• 2009 – Lady Antebellum released their single “Need You Now”
• 2009 – George Strait released his album Twang
• 2009 – Justin Moore released his self-titled debut album
• 2003 – George Strait released his single “Cowboys Like Us”
• 2001 – Blake Shelton scored his first career #1 hit with “Austin” – it stayed atop the charts for 5 weeks
• 1998 – Vince Gill released his album The Key
• 1984 – Gary Morris made his Grand Ole Opry debut
• 1979 – Eddie Rabbitt topped the charts with “Suspicions” – Tim McGraw later released his own version of it
• 1951 – Hank Williams topped the charts with his hit “Hey Good Lookin’”

Today’s Birthdays

• John Conlee
• Rachel Proctor

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