Author: Chris Armstrong (Page 33 of 61)
With three No. 1 hits under his belt that The Washington Post notes are “packed with detail” from his billion-streamed debut for MCA Nashville, Home State, singer/songwriter and 2020 ACM New Male Artist of the Year nominee Jordan Davis now eagerly turns the page to his next chapter with four new songs for fans. And it’s his retrospective “Almost Maybes,” a light-hearted salute to the things in life that don’t work out in exchange for those that do, that leads as the EP’s first single, available everywhere today, May 8 ahead of Jordan Davis, the EP, which arrives Friday, May 22.
Reigning ACM New Female Artist and CMA New Artist of the Year Ashley McBryde and her new album Never Will continue to gain critical acclaim since its release on April 3, including NPR, Washington Post, Rolling Stone, Variety and more:
By now, Kenny Chesney has made it abundantly clear that not only does he make his albums for the people, but Here And Now was created with his iconic No Shoes Nation in mind. With his Platinum-certified Live in No Shoes Nation demonstrating the roar of Chesney’s voracious fan base, the songwriter/superstar from East Tennessee has always worked to capture the songs that will speak to the heart of people living lives between the coasts, dreaming dreams and figuring out how to have the most passion possible wherever they are.
He’s back for Friday night bant, check him out now!
Exactly what is says on the tin! Back again for Wednesday night bants for The Virtual Pub via their Facebook page, converted to audio, uploaded to CMNI, Spotify, TuneIn and Apple Podcasts.
On the latest interview, we chat to the lovely Tenille Townes about not coming to C2C 2020, her musical influences and her charity work you might not know about.
Jennifer Wayne is sharing the details of her coronavirus battle with fans and followers on social media and revealing what it took for her to fight off the respiratory virus.
Continue readingAfter a month of Live Streams, we’re back with a traditional podcast. On the latest issue, we chat to the lovely Tenille Townes about not coming to C2C 2020, her musical influences and her charity work you might not know about. We also hear from Darius Rucker and Jon Pardi about social distancing, Dierks Bentley on Hot Country Knights and the men themselves about naming their album which is out today.
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Some said this moment would never happen. But in spite of 30 wasted years and countless bad decisions, the ’90s influenced country band Hot Country Knights has come riding in to save Country music from itself, after signing a worldwide recording deal with Universal Music Group. The Knights promise to bring real ’90s Country music back to a format that’s been drowning in male sensitivity, cashmere cardigan sweaters and programmed drum loops by dropping one of the most musically satisfying debut albums in history – The K Is Silent.