I cannot imagine growing up anywhere in America and not at least knowing the names of two iconic American artists in Willie ...

Many obviously saw that last part as a shot at Gavin Adcock, who’s been outspoken about his belief that Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album should not be considered “country,” including at a show over the ...

College football is BACK… but ESPN’s College GameDay is not.

First up is West Virginia native Charles Wesley Godwin, who is very familiar with the Sheetz brand since there are around 60 of them in the Mountain State. The “All Again” singer didn’t hesitate to ...

This man goes hard. He moves his mouth in a way that allows his whistles to hit every note, and the way his mouth moves also makes it sound like he’s singing the lyrics. Ralph delivered the entire ...

That last one isn’t reserved to country music concerts, but regardless, it’s a positive for those country fans that take pride in being frequent concert goers. And now, I’ve stumbled upon another ...

After receiving a whole lot of backlash, mainly from Beyoncé’s dedicated fanbase, Adcock would then issue a follow-up on Instagram days later, claiming he was a fan of her Super Bowl halftime ...

Philip Bowen, a proud West Virginian and unassuming fiddle savant, has been on an absolute tear this summer releasing killer singles and collaborating with awesome artists in the process as he ...

“Let the Love Die” marks the third single off of Chaney’s forthcoming sophomore record In The Shadow of the Mountain, which is slated for release in its entirety on September 19. And if the singles ...

Today, Lukas Nelson and Duane Betts, who is of course the son of the late, great Dickey Betts, shared a beautiful duet of Billy Joe Shaver’s “Live Forever.” ...

The outspoken country singer, who’s also the lead singer of Staind, recently sat down with Tucker Carlson and discussed the state of country music. And it’s safe to say he’s not a fan of where the ...

Here’s everything coming to (and leaving) Netflix next month: Hot Shots! Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret ...