Country icon Willie Nelson will be paid tribute at a star-studded concert at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on January 12. The tribute concert— dubbed “Willie: Life & Songs of an American Outlaw” —will feature newly announced performances by
Country Music Hall of Fame member Ronnie Milsap will commemorate his 76th birthday in 2019 with a new tour, which will kick off on his birthday on January 16 in Nashville. The new tour—dubbed the 76 for
Kane Brown is possibly looking at his fourth consecutive No. 1 single with the release of “Good as You,” which will be released to country radio officially on January 7, 2019. Co-written by Kane, Brock Berryhill, Shy
The Country Music Association is headed to Australia in 2019 with an international showcase that will feature Brandy Clark, Devin Dawson, Lindsay Ell and Tenille Townes amongst others. Dubbed Introducing Nashville, the six-date tour will visit Australia
Blake Shelton is giving back to his home state by establishing the Blake Shelton Cancer Research Program at Oklahoma University’s Children’s Hospital. Shelton created the program in honor of his infant cousin, who underwent cancer treatment at
Alabama will celebrate 50 years of making music with their upcoming 50th Anniversary Tour in 2019. The 27-date tour will kick off in Detroit on January 10, making additional stops in New Orleans, San Antonio, Pittsburgh, Salt
Singer/songwriter Eric Paslay and wife Natalie welcomed their first child, daughter Piper Lily Paslay, into the world on Dec. 8 in Nashville. The couple broke the news just last week, after spending a few days of getting
Brantley Gilbert and Lindsay Ell have teamed up for a new duet, “What Happens in a Small Town,” the lead single from Gilbert’s upcoming fifth studio album. “What Happens In A Small Town” was produced by Dann
Many of country’s top artists will appearing together at “C’Ya On the Flipside,” a benefit concert that will support the Troy Gentry Foundation. The concert will be held January 9 at the Grand Ole Opry House. Troy’s
Alan Jackson announced his 2019 tour, with Randy Houser and William Michael Morgan serving as support. Alan will visit more than 15 cities, including stops in Louisville, Omaha, Wichita, Orlando and more. In addition to Randy and
