Learn all about the Marine, country-troubadour, Adam Warner, and hear his newest single, “Reason to Redneck.”
Music Spotlight: Adam Warner
Music Spotlight: Ainsley Costello
Emerging artist, Ainsley Costello has a new single, “Little Sister” which is a songwriter’s masterpiece to which many will relate.
Music Spotlight: Dustin Collins
As Dustin Collins releases the title track to his soon-to-be-released album ‘Workin’ Man,’ he has fans loving the new song as they eagerly await his upcoming record.
Brett Kissel and 98° Team Up for New Single, ‘Ain’t The Same’
Recorded with Canadian Country superstar, Brett Kissel. renowned R&B and pop group, 98° are celebrating their 25th career anniversary year with a country music debut of their song “Ain’t the Same.”
Music Spotlight: Dakota Poorman
Newcomer, singer-songwriter, Dakota Poorman’s second single, “Hippie @ Heart” is hardcore honky-tonk at its finest. His realistic larger-than-life vocals loom over the meanest, leanest bar band you’ve ever heard.
Music Spotlight: Gavin Lee
Out today, Gavin Lee’s latest single, “All You Gotta Do is Dance” is a throwback to signature 90s country tunes that brought folks to their feet on the dance floor to step into the most popular line dances.
Music Spotlight: Michael Rix
Besides being a renowned banjo player, Michael Rix is an author, actor, and singer based out of Nashville, Tennessee with one of the most extraordinary stories you have ever heard.
Music Spotlight: Tyler Braden
With Tyler Braden’s newest hits, “Try Losing One,” and “Seventeen”, he has proven that his star is on the rise. You will be hearing a lot more from this singer/songwriter in the future.
Music Spotlight: Karissa Ella
While Karissa Ella’s love of the late 90s / early 2000s country music influences her songwriting, her authentic take on it makes it an invigorating breath of fresh air with the crowded pop-country set.
Dierks Bentley, Keb’ Mo’, Bobby Bare, and Connie Smith Receive Their Star on the Walk of Fame
Music City Walk of Fame inductees Dierks Bentley, Keb’ Mo’, Bobby Bare, and Connie Smith represent the diversity of Music City in the first ceremony since the pandemic.
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