Chase Rice
Check out this video from Chase Rice showing scenes from his tour as he performs his current hit single “Gonna Wanna Tonight.” Have you seen him out on the road this year?
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Easton Corbin
Congratulations to Easton Corbin on having his new album top the charts this week (more on this on Monday)! Check out this acoustic video of him performing “About to Get Real,” off the new album!
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Cassadee Pope
Congratulations to Vanessa! Check out this video of Cassadee Pope as she goes through Fan Mail and picks out folks that she sends a surprise to!
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Grayson Rogers
Recent Country Music News Headlines
- This Week’s New Music – July 7th, 2015
- Interview With Scott Brantley
- Featured Artist of the Day: Grayson Rogers
Recommended Viewing – Recent Country Music Videos
- Live Video: Cassidy Diana Performs National Anthem at WNBA Game
- Live Video: “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man” by Diamond Dixie
- Video: Liddy Clark Answers Fan Questions
- Music Video: “Summer in Slow Motion” by Amy Wilcox
- Video: Chase Rice Takes You Behind the Scenes
- Opry Video: “Kiss You in the Morning” by Michael Ray
- Music Video: “Long Stretch of Love” by Lady Antebellum
- Audio: “Sick of Me” by Tim McGraw
- Music Video: “You Part 2″ by Olivia Lane
- Video: Story Behind the Song of “Good Ol’ Boys Club” by Kacey Musgraves
- Video: Randy Houser’s House Band TV Episode 8
- Video: Kenny Chesney’s “No Shoes TV” From Seattle, WA
- Music Video: “Alice in Hulaland” by Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard
- Music Video: “Say You Will” by Billy Gilman
- Fan Video: “Daddies and Daughters” by Kevin Fowler
- Acoustic Video: “Baby Be My Love Song” by Easton Corbin
- Music Video: “When the Angels Cry” by Scott Coner
- Video: Luke Bryan TV from CMT Awards & CMA Fest
This Date in Country Music History
- 2014 – Florida Georgia Line released their single “Dirt”
- 2013 – Little Big Town‘s album Tornado was certified platinum
- 2011 – The Oak Ridge Boys were invited to join the Grand Ole Opry
- 2008 – The Lost Trailers made their Grand Ole Opry debut
- 2000 – Lee Ann Womack topped the charts for the first of 5 weeks with her hit “I Hope You Dance”
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