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Tanya Tucker Plots Extensive Tour Dates for 2021

Tanya Tucker has revealed the cities and dates for a 2021 run of concerts that will keep her busy on the road from the end of June until the beginning of December.The Grammy Award winner released a packed-out schedule for her 2021 Bring My Flowers Now Tour on Wednesday (May 2). She's announced rescheduled dates for her 2020 CMT Next Women of Country: Bring My Flowers Now Tour, and Tucker has also booked a slew of new dates and festival appearances.The singer, whom a press release calls the “original female outlaw,” will...
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Modest Mouse Face Mortality in a Junkyard in ‘We Are Between’ Video

Modest Mouse have released a music video from “We Are Between,” the lead single from their upcoming album The Golden Casket. The surreal clip shows the band members trapped in various cars in a junkyard, along with other folks who seem to have fallen on hard times. Each car acts as a small window into someone’s life and how they may act when they feel like the end is near, and the video grimly ends with Isaac Brock getting crushed inside of his vehicle. The Golden Casket, Modest Mouse’s first album since...
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Who Is Jameson Rodgers? 5 Things You Need to Know

Jameson Rodgers, a Batesville, Miss., native, packed his bags and headed to Nashville in 2010. Armed with a few songs -- and, if he's being honest, some self-doubt -- he set up shop in Music City and never looked back.Rodgers persevered, and he discovered that songwriting was just the outlet he needed to express himself. For the first time, he was fully embracing his musical talents, and was turning his unsaid thoughts and feelings into meaningful songs that resonated with listeners."I realized I could say stuff in a song that I would...
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Jungle Ease Tension Through Dance in New ‘Talk About It’ Video

British songwriting and production duo Jungle have dropped their new video for “Talk About It.” The song appears on their third album, Loving In Stereo, which arrives on August 13th via AWAL. Directed by Jungle alongside their longtime collaborator Charlie Di Placido, the visual features dancers that appeared in the clip from lead single “Keep Moving.” The dancers meet up in a gymnasium for what starts out as a sort of therapy session, but tensions rise and the group splinters. They work it out through expertly crafted dance choreography. Breaking...
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Gabby Barrett Can’t Wait to Take Baby Baylah on Tour

This August, Gabby Barrett will hit the road with Thomas Rhett, Cole Swindell and a special guest: Her baby daughter, Baylah.Barrett — a nine-time Billboard Music Awards nominee — opened up to Entertainment Tonight about what she imagines motherhood will look like once the Center Point Road Tour ticks off."What it'll kind of look like, we'll have a tour bus. We'll have our own home on wheels, which will be nice and exciting," she says. Barrett and her husband, fellow American Idol alum Cade Foehner, became first-time parents in January, when Baylah May Foehner was born."She will definitely...
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Randy Travis to Release ‘Storms of Life’ Anniversary Edition

Randy Travis released his debut album Storms of Life on June 2nd, 1986. Thirty-five years later, the country music vocalist will revisit the LP with a deluxe reissue. Storms of Life (35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) arrives September 24th. The upcoming set includes the 10 original tracks remastered, as well as three previously unreleased songs: “Ain’t No Use,” “Carryin’ Fire,” and “The Wall.” Storms of Life, featuring some of Travis’ most memorable songs, like “Diggin’ Up Bones” and “On the Other Hand,” went on to top the country albums chart. It’s...
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Jana Kramer Almost Changed Her Mind Before Divorcing Mike Caussin

In the weeks that have elapsed since Jana Kramer first announced that she was filing for divorce from Mike Caussin, her husband of six years, she's chronicled every step of her journey on her Whine Down podcast, a platform that she and Caussin had previously used to share their story and the ups and downs their marriage has faced over the years.Now, in a new installment of the podcast, Kramer recalls the night that Caussin was served with divorce papers, and how she nearly called off their split there and then....
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D-Nice Taps Isley Brothers, Common, Sheila E. for Club Quarantine Live Music Series

D-Nice has enlisted Common, Sheila E., and the Isley Brothers for the first installment of the Club Quarantine Live music series, which takes place on August 29th at the Hollywood Bowl. Tickets for the series, along with all events for the Hollywood Bowl 2021 summer season, are on sale now. Hosted by Donnie Wahlberg and Chris Spencer and produced in partnership with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the first event also features Trey Songz, Deborah Cox, Amerie, Carl Thomas, Mary Mary, Erica Campbell and Kiana Lede. More dates in the series...
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5 Chris Stapleton Collaborations That’ll Make You Go ‘OMG!’

Though Chris Stapleton has only been widely known as a solo superstar for a few years, he's been working in music for nearly two decades. Throughout that time, he's collaborated with countless artists as a songwriter and more than a few as a performer in his own right, bringing a soulful, gritty and downright beautiful sound to traditional country music.Artists from all genres have been known to pine for a spot singing alongside Stapleton; in fact, Justin Timberlake has (jokingly?) admitted he "fangirled" and "stalked" Stapleton after hearing Stapleton's song "Fire Away" for the...
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Hayley Kiyoko Kicks Off Pride Month With Romantic ‘Chance’ Video

Hayley Kiyoko depicts a blossoming summer romance in the video for her new single “Chance,” released on Tuesday to kick off Pride Month. Directed by Kiyoko and shot on 16mm film, the visual depicts the singer and her crush (played by Love, Simon and X-Men: Apocalypse actress Alexandra Shipp) falling head-over-heels for each other while staying on a farm. “‘Chance’ is a song based on those moments when I denied my true feelings for someone out of fear of rejection, and therefore didn’t allow someone to take a chance on me,” Kiyoko...
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Early Billy Ray Cyrus ‘Some Gave All’ Perf. Is Necessary Viewing

Soon after releasing "Some Gave All" as part of a multi-platinum album of the same name, Billy Ray Cyrus recorded a performance that lives on today as necessary viewing for Memorial Day.Fans were able to watch the performance during an ABC television special released in February 1993, nine months after Some Gave All achieved unprecedented commercial success. It was the No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 for 17 straight weeks, thanks in large part to "Achy Breaky Heart." This military remembrance closes the album and, while never released to radio,...
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Watch Lil Baby, Lil Durk Team Up For ‘Voice of the Heroes’

Lil Baby and Lil Durk have released a joint track, “Voice of the Heroes,” from their upcoming collaborative album The Voice of the Heroes. The pair debuted the song in a music video directed by Daps and shot in the streets of Lil Baby’s hometown of Oakland City. The clip showcases real people living in the Atlanta neighborhood as the rappers toss money off a roof. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The kiDD (@lilbaby) The Voice Of The Heroes will drop June 4th via Quality Control...
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Bobbie Gentry, Where Are You Now? — Secret History Podcast

June 3 is unofficially Bobbie Gentry Day, as that's the day the singer's most famous character jumped off the Tallahatchie Bridge in the smash hit "Ode to Billie Joe." Fifteen years later, Gentry herself would jump to obscurity ... but why?This week's episode of the Secret History of Country Music Podcast explores Gentry's sudden disappearance after the 1982 ACM Awards, and revisits attempts made to reach her in recent years. To understand why she left — or at the very least, to theorize about it — you needs to understand her raising and her reluctance to be a country...
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Morrissey Announces New Album ‘Bonfire Of Teenagers’

Morrissey has completed his next album, Bonfire of Teenagers, according to a post on the singer’s website. The album was recorded in Los Angeles and will feature 11 tracks, although a release date has not yet been confirmed. “The worst year of my life concludes with the best album of my life,” Morrissey wrote of the release. The post also noted that the singer is currently unsigned and the album is available to the “highest (or lowest) bidder.” Morrissey parted ways with record label BMG last November. The singer revealed...
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