Allie Colleen has a laser-focus on making her music, her way. The rising star released the 11-track Stones album, track by track, last year before the finished product was out in its entirety in November. Unconventional, perhaps, but Allie wouldn’t have it any other way. “It was exciting,” Allie tells Everything Nash. “It was kind of interesting. We saw…
Lee Brice just dropped the video for his latest single, “Soul,” and it’s an energetic masterpiece. The song, from his 2020 Hey World album, is one of only a few that Brice didn’t write for the record. Still, it was the perfect addition to the project, with the video celebrating the human connection. “We had a ball, with every…
Lee Brice followed up his multi-week, No. 1 hit, “One of Them Girls,” with his hit single, “Memory I Don’t Mess With,” The song, from his Hey World album was written by the singer, along with Brian Davis and Billy Montana, “I think it’s a really cool story about how he wrote it. I had finished a write with…
Lee Greenwood and Paula Deen are joining their talents for a worthwhile cause. The singer and celebrity chef will co-host the upcoming Helping a Hero telethon on December 27. Proceeds from the telethon will go to helping build homes for wounded veterans. Greenwood will also perform for the event, along with numerous other artists, including the Oak Ridge…
Lee Brice has just set a new record, with his recent No. 1 hit, “One Of Them Girls.” The song, which Brice co-wrote with Ashley Gorley, Dallas Davidson and Ben Johnson, was named Country Song of the Year by BMI, ASCAP and SESAC, marking the first time in history that a song has taken all three awards in the…
Lee Brice has another No. 1 hit! The Georgia native’s “Memory I Don’t Mess With,” from his Hey World album, has claimed the top spot on the charts. Brice spoke out about the accomplishment on social media. “We have the #1 song on country radio!!” Brice boasted. “A huge THANK YOU to country radio, my team, and every single…
The Academy of Country Music is returning with their annual Party For a Cause, this year held on Tuesday, August 24, at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater, with proceeds benefiting their charitable Lifting Lives program. Trisha Yearwood and Lee Brice have been announced as performers, along with Brett Eldredge, Mickey Guyton, Sam Hunt, Old Dominion and Tenille Townes, with more artists…
Lee Brice found himself, like every other artist, off the road last year because of the pandemic. For Brice, who has spent more than the past decade touring almost nonstop, the time at home gave hime something the road never has: uninterrupted time with his family. “Not like, ‘Okay, I’m home for 24 hours. I gotta get all the…
Lee Brice and Carly Pearce recently walked away with two ACM Awards trophies, for Single of the Year and Music Event of the Year, both for their No. 1 duet, “I Hope You’re Happy Now.” Along with validating his own talent, the acknowledgement was special to him because of the impact it had on Pearce. “I’ve just been really…
Lee Brice has been part of country music for more than 14 years, first as a songwriter before becoming churning out hit after hit on his own as an artist. The 41-year-old has been careful about lending his name and likeness to companies, not wanting to endorse anything that didn’t stand for what he believed in. But when Casey’s,…
