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New Duo Exit 216 Answers Racial Tensions With Powerful Song, ‘Brother’ (Exclusive)

Steven Battey is already a success story in the music world, writing and producing for Madonna, Justin Bieber, Flo Rida and more, before moving to Nashville to pursue writing for country music, scoring a No. 1 hit for Luke Combs with “One Number Away.” The Georgia native, who also appeared on Songland, could have kept on writing and producing,…

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Stephanie Quayle Finds Unlikely Creative Inspiration During COVID-19 Crisis (EXCLUSIVE)

Stephanie Quayle’s latest single, “Whatcha Drinkin’ ‘Bout” is still climbing the charts, from her latest If I Was a Cowboy album. Both the single and record were released in 2019, but while Stephanie has been off the road, she’s been working on new music, with plenty of time on her hands to make it exactly the way she wants…

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LOCASH Eagerly Eyes Second No. 1 Hit With ‘One Big Country Song’ (EXCLUSIVE)

LOCASH might soon have a second No. 1 hit on their hands. The duo, made up of Chris Lucas and Preston Brust, are inching close to the top of the charts with their current single, “One Big Country Song,” from their 2019 Brothers album. “It keeps flip-flopping,” Preston told Everything Nash, speaking of their position on the charts. “It’s…

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Cassadee Pope is Savoring Extended Time at Home With Boyfriend Sam Palladio (EXCLUSIVE)

When Cassadee Pope and longtime boyfriend Sam Palladio began dating at the end of 2017, they learned how to juggle time away, due to their busy careers. But now, with both of them at home for at least five months, due to COVID-19, with no end in sight, the couple is learning how to actually live together for an…

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Rachele Lynae Makes ‘Got It Bad’ Video a Family Affair (Exclusive)

Rachele Lynae just dropped the official music video for “Got It Bad.” The video was filmed with Rachele’s husband, Tim Creedon, and her sister, Heather Cole, who is also a singer, forcing Rachele to get creative because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “We pushed back the furniture and transformed my living room into a set, backdrop, with lights and…

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Jamie O’Neal on Being a Female Artist in Country Music: ‘Great Talent Will Prevail’ (Exclusive)

When Jamie O’Neal had her first big hit with her debut single, “There Is No Arizona,” in 2000, female artists were still being regularly played on country radio. But in the past decade, the trend in country music has leaned much more towards male artists, leaving female singers at a disadvantage. Thankfully, the tide seems to be changing, leaving…

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The Marshall Tucker Band’s Doug Gray Reflects on Lengthy Friendship With Charlie Daniels (Exclusive)

The Marshall Tucker Band’s founder and lead singer, Doug Gray, is reminiscing about his 50-year friendship with Charlie Daniels. In an exclusive interview, Doug opened up about the things the two had in common, the lessons he learned from Charlie, and his future in music without one of his biggest inspirations. “It started for no particular reason other than…

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Nashville Artist Stacy Beam Celebrates First Museum Exhibit at Cheekwood (Exclusive)

It’s a big week for Stacy Beam. The Nashville artist is celebrating his first museum exhibit for his paintings, at Cheekwood in Nashville. The exhibit coincides with the Chihuly at Cheekwood event, which is now open. “I reached out to Campbell Mobley and I suggested, ‘Why don’t I come out there and paint?’” Stacy explained to…

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Jamie O’Neal Releases ‘Wreck Me’ From Upcoming ‘Sometimes’ Album (Exclusive)

Jamie O’Neal is back with new music! The singer just dropped “Wreck Me,” which she wrote with  Rachele Lynae and Hannah Bethel. The song is from Jamie’s upcoming Sometimes album, a mix of new songs and some reimagined versions of some of her previous hits, including “There Is No Arizona” and “Somebody’s Hero.” Jamie has been producing and writing…

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Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Expands Online Programming During Coronavirus Pandemic (Exclusive)

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum was one of the first businesses to close as the coronavirus pandemic spread across the United States. Currently closed through at least July 31, the museum was forced to lay off or furlough many of their employees, and to date has lost more than $22 million in revenue due to the…

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