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HCM Daily News – October 25th, 2021

Posted by admin at 8:00 pm on October 25, 2021

Oct 252021

Country Music Headlines

This Date in Country Music History

2019 – Old Dominion released their self-titled album Old Dominion
2017 – “All In For The Gambler: Kenny Rogers Farewell Concert Celebration” was held in Nashville
2015 – The Oak Ridge Boys, Jim Ed Brown and the Browns, and Grady Martin were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame
2014 – Jason Aldean’s album Old Boots, New Dirt debuted at #1 on the Billboard Country Album’s chart
2010 – Taylor Swift released her album Speak Now
2008 – Craig Morgan joined the Grand Ole Opry
2003 – Gary Allan scored a #1 hit with “Tough Little Boys”
1992 – Country Music Hall of Famer Roger Miller passed away due to cancer

Today’s Birthdays

Chely Wright
Mark Miller (Sawyer Brown)
Minnie Pearl (d)

Today’s New Albums

None Today

Today’s New Singles

Hella Country – Dave Herrera
More Than Love – Robert Ray
Outlaw – Trent Walker
Typical Texas Girl – Savannah Rae

Today’s Photo Flashback

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Randy Houser Announces Initial 2022 Tour Dates

Posted by admin at 8:00 pm on October 25, 2021

Oct 252021

Randy Houser is hitting the road this coming January for a series of tour dates, check them out below to see if he’s coming to a town near you!

RANDY HOUSER ON TOUR 2022:

Jan. 21                         Cotton Eyed Joe                                              Knoxville, Tenn.
Jan. 22                         8 Seconds Saloon                                            Indianapolis, Ind.
Jan. 28                         House of Blues Orlando, Fla.
Jan. 29                         Buckhead Theatre                                           Atlanta, Ga.
Feb. 3                          The Bluestone                                                 Columbus, Ohio
Feb. 4                          Joe’s Live                                                       Rosemont, Ill.
Feb. 5                          Boondocks                                                      Springfield, Ill.
Feb. 10                        The Paramount                                               Huntington, N.Y.
Feb. 11                        Penn’s Peak                                                    Jim Thorpe, Pa.
Feb. 12                        Kegs Canal Side                                             Jordan, N.Y.
Feb. 17                        Cain’s Ballroom                                             Tulsa, Okla.
Feb. 18                        The Blue Note                                                Columbia, Mo.
Feb. 19                        The Factory at The District^                          Chesterfield, Mo.
Feb. 24                        Prairie Band Casino*^                                    Mayetta, Kan.
Feb. 25                        Shooting Star Casino*^                                  Mahnomen, Minn.
March 3                       House of Blues                                               San Diego, Calif.
March 4                       House of Blues                                               Las Vegas, Nev.
March 5                       House of Blues                                               Anaheim, Calif.
March 6                       Ace of Spades                                                 Sacramento, Calif.
March 9                       Cascade Theatre^                                            Redding, Calif.
March 10                     Hult Center                                                     Eugene, Ore.
March 11                     Knitting Factory                                             Spokane, Wash.
March 12                     Knitting Factory                                             Boise, Idaho
March 18                     Paramount Center for the Arts                       Bristol, Tenn.
March 19                     Tivoli Theatre^                                               Chattanooga, Tenn.
March 20                     Ryman Auditorium                                         Nashville, Tenn.

*Denotes An Evening with Randy Houser
^Denotes on Sale at a Later Date

Scotty McCreery Announces 2022 “Same Truck” Tour Dates

Posted by admin at 7:52 pm on October 25, 2021

Oct 252021

Scotty McCreery is looking ahead to 2022 with a set of tour dates, check them out below! A variety of opening acts will rotate, including Kameron Marlowe, Tenille Arts, Callista Clark, and King Calaway!

Ashley McBryde Announces 2022 “This Town Talks” Tour Dates

Posted by admin at 7:47 pm on October 25, 2021

Oct 252021

Ashley McBryde has announced a series of 2022 tour dates along with Ashland Craft. Check out the dates below to see if they’re coming to a town near you!

HCM Daily News – October 22nd, 2021

Posted by admin at 7:29 pm on October 22, 2021

Oct 222021

Country Music Headlines

Jimmie Allen Featured on Elton John’s New Album

This Date in Country Music History

2019 – Maren Morris and husband Ryan Hurd announce that they are expecting a baby boy
2019 – Dylan Scott’s single “Hooked” was certified Platinum
2018 – Maren Morris has 3 singles earn sales certifications. “80’s Mercedes” and “I Could Use a Love Song” were certified platinum and “My Church” was certified double platinum
2017 – Alan Jackson, Jerry Reed, and Don Schlitz were officially inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame
2016 – The Turnpike Troubadours made their Grand Ole Opry debut
2013 – Eric Church released his single “The Outsiders”
2013 – Brandy Clark released her album 12 Stories
2012 – Taylor Swift released her album Red
2012 – Lady Antebellum released their album On This Winter’s Night
2005 – Keith Urban topped the charts for the first of 5 weeks with “Better Life”
1996 – Tracy Byrd released his album Big Love
1991 – Sammy Kershaw‘s debut single “Cadillac Style” was released for retail sale
1990 – Tim McGraw signed his record deal with Curb Records
1990 – George Strait released his single “I’ve Come To Expect It From You”
1984 – Alabama released their single “(There’s a Fire) In The Night”
1966 – Eddy Arnold is inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame
1965 – Ernest Tubb is inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame