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Carrie Underwood Calls NEEDTOBREATHE ‘I Wanna Remember’ Collaboration ‘Very Inspiring’

Carrie Underwood joins NEEDTOBREATHE on their powerful new song, “I Wanna Remember.” NEEDTOBREATHE’s Bear Rinehart had already joined Underwood on “Nothing But the Blood of Jesus,” from her recent My Savior album, and Underwood was only too happy to return the favor, especially on “I Wanna Remember.” “”It’s just a very inspiring song,” Underwood gushed to CMT in a joint…

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Old Dominion, Kane Brown Part of Guy Fieri’s Restaurant Reboot Livestream

Old Dominion and Kane Brown are two of the musical acts who are joining Guy Fieri for his Guy’s Restaurant Reboot Presented by LendingTree, taking place on Saturday, June 12, at 7:00 PM ET. The event, hosted by Fieri and Chef Antonia Lofaso is aimed at “inspiring and empowering the next generation of restaurant owners and diners,” especially after…

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Dierks Bentley Calls Keith Urban One of His Best Friends Ahead of Seven Peaks Festival

Dierks Bentley might be in charge of the Seven Peaks Festival, but he is also a fan of the artists performing, especially Keith Urban, whom he says happens to be one of his closest friends. “It really is an incredible process asking these artists to play and talking to and collaborating with my manager Mary Hilliard and Brian O’Connell from…

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Chris Young’s ‘Famous Friends’ Album Includes Lauren Alaina, Mitchell Tenpenny

The track list for Chris Young‘s Famous Friends album is out, and it includes a few special guests. In addition to Kane Brown, who joins Young on the  title track, Lauren Alaina also appears, on a song called “This Town Ain’t Big Enough,” while Mitchell Tenpenny joins Young on a song called “At the End of the Bar.” In…

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High Valley’s Curtis Rempel Announces Departure From Band

It’s the end of an era for High Valley. The sibling duo, made up of Brad and Curtis Rempel, made a name for themselves in their native Canada, before relocating to Tennessee, where they released one album, Dear Life, and two EPs, Farmhouse Sessions and Grew Up on That, and had two hit singles, “Make You Mine” and “She’s…

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The Oak Ridge Boys Returned to Their Roots With ‘Front Porch Singin’ [EXCLUSIVE]

 The Oak Ridge Boys‘ new album, Front Porch Singin’, is out! The record, which was inspired by and recorded during the pandemic, is in many ways the historic quartet’s return to their roots, with their rich harmonies and their message of hope and positivity, even amid the challenges of the previous year. “Dave Cobb, our young producer, calls…

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Garth Brooks Was Stunned to Be Welcomed Back to Country Music After Lengthy Break

For some, it was career suicide. For Garth Brooks, it was following his heart. In 2000, the Oklahoma native announced that he would retire, after the release of his 2001 Scarecrow album, to focus on his family. Few, if any other artists of his success, with already millions of albums sold and two wildly successful world tours, had walked…

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Jeannie Seely Dreams About Being a Member of the Country Music Hall of Fame [EXCLUSIVE]

 Jeannie Seely has accomplished plenty in country music, but there is one more goal she dreams of achieving. The 80-year-old, who is still making music 55 years after her debut The Steely Style album was released, and became one of the most influential members of the Grand Ole Opry, hopes to someday be inducted into the Country Music…

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Chris Tomlin Praises Lady A’s Hillary Scott’s ‘Incredible Heart of Worship’

Chris Tomlin is singing the praises of Lady A‘s Hillary Scott, not just because of her singing, but her faith as well. Lady A, which also includes Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood, co-wrote Tomlin’s No. 1 single, “Who You Are to Me,” from Tomlin’s Chris Tomlin & Friends album, with Tomlin giving Scott much of the credit for the…

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