Hit the road with country-rocker Lewis Brice as he proves summer isn't over with the release of the video for his latest single, "Livin.'" Brice flawlessly captures his dynamic and high-energy performance he's become known for in the video for "Livin'" which "showcases the fun and wild side of his artistry (PopWrapped)."
Following the recent Netflix premiere of A COWGIRL'S SONG, momentum continues for The Imaginaries with the release of "Things Are Gonna Be Alright" today. Produced by the husband-and-wife duo (Maggie McClure and Shane Henry) and penned by Henry and Jeff Silbar ("Wind Beneath My Wings"), "Things Are Gonna Be Alright" delivers a universal and relevant message of hope to listeners.
"With a signature southern, hard-hitting flow that pairs seamlessly with a Fresco Kane-produced beat (St. Louis Magazine)," multi-platinum artist Chingy releases his newest single, "Can't Blame Me," available everywhere today. People.com exclusively premiered a first listen to the "vulnerable new jam about overcoming 'rumors and false narratives,'" while American Songwriter premiered the music video, which "features a new confidence from the St. Louis, Missouri-hailing artist."
Following the recent release of her single, "Ambush," and after securing a spot among the Top 10 finalists for the Texas Country Music Awards Songwriter Contest, Mikayla Lane will make her Song Suffragettes showcase debut at The Listening Room Cafe in Nashville on Monday, Aug. 29 at 6 P.M. CT.
Platinum-selling Phil Vassar is "Coming Home for Christmas" and bringing singer-songwriter Deana Carter as the pair announce their 2022 Christmas tour. Fans have made it a tradition to join Vassar for an evening of Christmas classics and original holiday music, packing out venues for his last four tours. Full list of dates below, additional cities will be announced in the upcoming months.
Following the 'Good Morning America' debut of the official music video and stellar reviews for the emotionally driven ballad, Whisperin' Bill Anderson and Dolly Parton release a bluegrass version of "Someday It'll All Make Sense," available everywhere today.
With support from CMT, 16-year-old songstress Hillary Reese spotlights her hometown in Mississippi throughout the video for her new single, "All the Good Ones are Crazy." Directed by Forrest Proctor, the scenes capture Hillary's spunky spirit and pride for her heritage.
Nearly 20 years since the release of his smash hit “Right Thurr,” multi-platinum recording artist Chingy is gearing up for the release of his first album in over a decade with Chinglish. “Can’t Blame Me,” written by Chingy and produced by Fresco Kane (Mariah Carey, Stevie Stone), will be released as the lead single on Aug. 26 via The Label Group/369 Creative Mind.
The Imaginaries saddle up for the Netflix premiere of A COWGIRL'S SONG on Aug. 21. The husband-and-wife duo, composed of Maggie McClure and Shane Henry, served as producers of the coming-of-age drama, and starred in the film alongside Cheryl Ladd, Darci Lynne and Savannah Lee May. To celebrate, The Imaginaries and Darci Lynne are hosting a livestream event on Aug. 18 at 6 p.m. CT on their social media platforms (@ImaginariesBand and @ItsDarciLynne).
With Decades of Love, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound continues to cross genres and reach milestones as the multi-GRAMMY® nominated group celebrates a Top 10 on the iTunes Pop Albums chart alongside the likes of Beyonce, Harry Styles, ABBA and James Taylor.