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Joe Nichols Announces “Good Day For Living Tour 2022”

Posted by admin at 8:15 pm on February 1, 2022

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HCM Daily News – January 31st, 2022

Posted by admin at 9:30 pm on January 31, 2022

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Country Music News and Videos

This Date in Country Music History

2020 – The Zac Brown Band‘s single “Homegrown” was certified Double Platinum and their singles “Beautiful Drug” and “Loving You Easy” were certified Platinum
2020 – Old Dominion‘s singles “One Man Band” and “Hotel Key” were certified Platinum and their singles “Written in the Sand” and “Break Up With Him” were certified Double Platinum
2020 – This Week’s New Music – Week Ending January 31st, 2020
2020 – Country Music Videos – January 31st, 2020
2017 – Jason Aldean‘s album My Kinda Party was certified Quadruple Platinum, while his album Wide Open was certified Double Platinum. His single “Lights Come On” was certified Gold for the trifecta!
2011 – Carrie Underwood‘s single “Undo It” was certified Platinum
2008 – Rascal Flatts‘ album Feels Like Today was certified Quadruple Platinum
2006 – Jamey Johnson released his album The Dollar
1998 – The Kinleys made their Grand Ole Opry debut
1994 – Blackhawk released their self-titled debut album
1970 – Tom T. Hall topped the charts with “A Week In A Country Jail”

Today’s Birthdays

Tyler Hubbard (Florida Georgia Line)

Today’s New Albums

None Today

Today’s New Singles

Another You – Drew Fish
Good Day For Living – Joe Nichols
Good Ole Days – Don Johnson
Little Man – Leanne Pearson
Man of Constant Sorrow – Everette
My Bar – Priscilla Block
Neon Blue – Olivia Harms
Searching – Tyler Joseph
Top of a Dream – Alayna
What a Song Can Do – Lady A

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Luke Bryan Announces “Raised Up Right” Tour

Posted by admin at 9:17 pm on January 31, 2022

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Luke Bryan has announced his main 2022 tour! He’ll be bringing along Riley Green and Mitchell Tenpenny as openers.

6/9	Charleston, WV
	Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center

7/7	Virginia Beach, VA
	VUHL Amphitheater

7/8	Raleigh, NC
	Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek

7/9	Atlanta, GA
	Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood

7/15	Canandaigua, NY
	CMAC

7/21	Bristow, VA
	Jiffy Lube Live

7/22	Charlotte, NC
	PNC Music Pavilion

7/28	Gilford, NH
	Bank of NH Pavilion

7/29	Gilford, NH
	Bank of NH Pavilion

7/30	Hartford, CT
	Xfinity Theatre

8/5	Milwaukee, WI
	American Family Insurance Amphitheater

8/14	Saratoga Springs, NY
	Saratoga Performing Arts Center

8/18	Birmingham, AL
	Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

8/19	Knoxville, TN
	Thompson-Boling Arena

8/20	Indianapolis, IN
	Ruoff Music Center

8/25	San Antonio, TX*
	AT&T Center

8/26	Lafayette, LA
	Cajundome Arena & Convention Center

8/27	New Orleans, LA
	Smoothie King Center

9/8	Kansas City, MO
	T-Mobile Center

9/9	St. Louis, MO
	Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

9/10	Chicago, IL
	Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

9/29	Estero, FL
	Hertz Arena

9/30	W Palm Beach, FL
	iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre

10/1	Tampa, FL
	MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre

10/6	Southaven, MS
	Landers Center

10/7	Bossier City, LA
	CenturyLink Center

10/8	Little Rock, AR
	Simmons Bank Arena

10/13	Biloxi, MS
	Mississippi Coast Coliseum

10/14	Huntsville, AL
	The Orion Amphitheater

10/15	Peoria, IL
	Peoria Civic Center

10/27	Greenville, SC
	BonSecours Wellness Arena

10/28	Jacksonville, FL
	VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena

HCM Daily News – January 28th, 2022

Posted by admin at 8:39 pm on January 28, 2022

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Country Music News and Videos

This Date in Country Music History

2020 – Country Music Videos – January 28th, 2020
2018 – Chris Stapleton won 3 Grammy awards: Best Country Album, for From A Room: Volume 1; Best Country Song, “Broken Halos”; and Best Country Solo Performance, “Either Way”
2014 – Big & Rich released their single “Look At You”
2009 – John Rich released his single “Shuttin’ Detroit Down”
1995 – Alan Jackson scored a #1 hit with “Gone Country”
1992 – Reba McEntire released her single “Is There Life Out There”
1989 – Randy Travis topped the charts with “Deeper Than The Holler”
1985 – Alabama released their album Forty Hour Week
1985 – Reba McEntire released her single “Somebody Should Leave”