Brad Paisley is getting ready to cross the globe, along with an impressive array of opening acts. The West Virginia native will embark on his World Tour 2022, kicking off on May 27 in Uncasville, Connecticut, playing shows in North America, before heading overseas on his ninth European tour, and his first-ever series of shows in Australia. Tracy Lawrence,…
Alan Jackson is returning to his hometown of Newman, Georgia, for a special benefit concert, where he will be joined by a few of his famous friends. The 62-year-old will perform for the Where I Come From: Tornado Benefit Featuring Alan Jackson show on June 26, joined by Chris Young, Caylee Hammack and fellow Newman natives Adam Wright and…
It seemed like a dream too good to be true for Caylee Hammack, to actually have country music superstar Reba McEntire sing with her on her freshman If It Wasn’t For You album, but that’s exactly what happened. After listening to Caylee’s song, “Redhead,” Reba gladly agreed to sing on the song, especially after hearing how well the rising…
Willie Nelson just teamed up with all ten of the ACM New Artist of the Year nominees for a special, socially-distanced video of his 1980 hit, “On the Road Again,” a song that seems all the more timely since everyone is off the road right now, because of COVID-19. Proceeds from the song will go to the ACM Lifting…
When Caylee Hammack‘s debut album, If It Wasn’t For You, is released on August 14, it will include a duet with country music icon Reba McEntire, on “Redhead.” Caylee, who wrote “Redhead” with Trent Dabbs and Natalie Hemby, never imagined that her own musical idol would join her on the feisty track. “Reba was kind of a shot in…
Caylee Hammack got some big star power on a new track ahead of the release of her upcoming debut album, If It Wasn’t For You. The 26-year-old enlisted Country Music Hall of Fame member Alan Jackson to sing with her on the song, “Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good.” “This song has held a special place in my…
For Luke Bryan, the health and safety of his fans and friends comes first, which is why he made the difficult decision to postpone both the release date of his upcoming Born Here, Live Here, Die Here album, as well as his Proud to Be Right Here Tour, due to COVID-19 concerns. The record was originally scheduled to be…
