Toby Keith
True to Toby Keith‘s story-telling style, “35 MPH Town” tells of the decline of small town America, America’s youth and simpler times. Check out the lyric video for his new single!
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This Week’s New Albums
- Bay Brooks – Bay Brooks EP
- Sugar & The Hi-Lo’s – High Roller
- Corey Smith – While The Getting Is Good
- Canaan Smith – Bronco
- Kacey Musgraves – Pageant Material
This Week’s New Singles
- Move On – Clare Dunn
- Shine a Little Love- Brian Collins
- How We Do It – Jack Michael
- Smokin’ and Drinkin’ – Miranda Lambert & Little Big Town
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Montgomery Gentry
The Opry sat down with Montgomery Gentry backstage to talk about their new record Folks Like Us. Get it now iTunes!
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Amber Leigh
Recent Country Music News Headlines
- Interview with Hannah Blaylock
- Country Legends to be Honored by the National Music Council
- Top 5 Country Albums of the Week – June 22nd, 2015
- Top 5 Country Songs of the Week – June 22nd, 2015
- Is Sugarland Ever Getting Back Together?
- Top 5 Most Added Singles at Radio – June 22nd, 2015
- Featured Artist of the Day: Amber Leigh
Recommended Viewing – Recent Country Music Videos
- Video: “Somewhere Off The Map” by Claire Petrie
- Video: Diamond Dixie in Nashville for CMA Fest
- Live Video: “Fast As You” by 33 Years
- Video: Chase Rice – CR247 – Episode 4, Season 2
- Video: Swindell Vision 2015 Episode 15 – Stomping Grounds
- Video: “Ridin High” by Max DuBose
- Video: Cassadee Pope Responds to Fan Mail
- Video: Luke Bryan TV 2015! – LBTV Top Moments: Part 2
- Video: Florida Georgia Line – Inside The Line – Episode 13
- Video: Hunter Hayes – For The Love Of Music – Episode 134
- Music Video: “Let Me See Ya Girl” by Cole Swindell
- Audio: “Last Song” by Maggie Rose
- Opry Video: Story Behind the Song “For A Boy” by RaeLynn
- Music Video: “House Party” by Sam Hunt
This Date in Country Music History
- 2009 – Montgomery Gentry officially became members of the Grand Ole Opry
- 2007 – Tracy Lawrence scored a #1 hit with “Find Out Who Your Friends Are”
- 2001 – Lonestar scored a #1 hit with “Already There” that ended up topping the charts for 6 weeks
- 1977 – Alabama released their debut single, “I Wanna Be With You Tonight”
- 1956 – Ray Price scored a #1 hit with “Crazy Arms” that held the top spot for 20 weeks!
- 1952 – Kitty Wells released her single “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels”
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