Get the tissues out! Check out the Grand Ole Opry’s video of Vince Gill & friends paying tribute to Little Jimmy Dickens with “Go Rest High on That Mountain”
Take a listen to Tim McGraw‘s new single “Diamond Rings and Old Bar Stools” and tell us what you think!
Check out this video flashback of Rascal Flatts‘ version of “Life Is A Highway” from the movie Cars!
Faster Horses Festival will return for it’s third annual event this July 17-19! The three-day country music and camping festival takes place in the Irish Hills of Brooklyn, MI at the Michigan International Speedway. Florida Georgia Line, Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood will each headline a day’s lineup, and the event features acts such as Frankie Ballard, Kristian Bush, Mark Chesnutt, Craig Wayne Boyd, Lee Brice, Clare Dunn, Mickey Guyton, Tracy Lawrence, Lonestar, Dustin Lynch, Justin Moore, RaeLynn, The Cadillac Three, Thomas Rhett and Dwight Yoakam with more artists to be announced in the coming weeks.
Three day passes go on sale Mon., Feb. 2 at 10am ET. Additional camping options will also be available to festival-goers this year, including a new RV camping site (Big Rig Alley) and the option to rent pre-set tents, allowing fans to tailor their experience. For more information, visit: fasterhorsesfestival.com.
“The entire Faster Horses team and I can’t believe we are already approaching year three of this festival,” said Brian O’Connell, Live Nation President of Country Touring. “We take pride in listening to you, the Faster Horses community, for your feedback and together we are growing this festival each year. We have the best fans who have been coming since the very first year, and new ones ready to embrace what makes this festival so unique. This year, we’ll be debuting lay-away plans for ticket purchases at your request, along with a lineup that is second to none. Come on July, we’re ready!”
For more details as they are announced, visit fasterhorsesfestival.com
Check out the Grand Ole Opry’s video of Craig Wayne Boyd performing “My Baby’s Got a Smile on Her Face” during his Grand Ole Opry debut!




