Zac Brown Band Announce Livestream Concert From Iconic Southern Ground Studio In Nashville

“Nashville” star Kyle Dean Massey publicly shared his support for the LGBTQ+ community in an It Gets Better Project video 10-years-ago, and he is coming full circle.

Hayden Panettiere‘s ex-boyfriend is going to jail.

Kacey Musgraves’ next album, due out later this year, will be jointly released via Interscope Records and UMG Nashville. The partnership will find the labels collaborating on marketing, radio promotion and international marketing for the six-time Grammy winner’s new music.Musgraves’ most recent album, “Golden Hour,” released in 2018 via MCA Nashville, won four Grammy Awards, including album of the year, and landed her on most major critics’ consensus 10-best lists for the year.

Todd Snider, "First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder” (Aimless Records/Thirty Tigers)Freewheeling folkie Todd Snider’s weekly Sunday morning livestreams from Nashville during the past year have been a sanctuary of craziness amid the insanity of the pandemic.The title of his new album was inspired by those entertaining shows, and Snider's knack for high hilarity remains, but the music is different from anything he has done before.

One of country music's biggest nights, the Academy of Country Music Awards, kicked off with a powerful duet between songstress Miranda Lambert and pop singer Elle King. The two performed their hit "Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home)" while donning leather jackets decorated with long pink and blue tassels.

The 2021 Academy of Country Music Awards are happening soon!

Jana Kramer is shutting down speculation that she’ll be starring in the “Real Housewives of Nashville” alongside husband Mike Caussin.

Jana Kramer will not be appearing on The Real Housewives of Nashville, but there may be another reality TV show in her future.

In "Did Me Wrong," singer and rapper Terry Presume drudges up the ghosts of a past love, reminiscing through the city streets in the Quincy Banks-directed visuals that dropped on Thursday. Playing out like a deeply personal farewell note, the Nashville-based artist is dexterous, switching effortlessly between rapping and crooning over the song's country-inspired production.

Chris Willman Music WriterMorgan Wallen’s exclusion from the Academy of Country Music Awards this weekend is not going unnoted in Nashville, as fans have banded together to rent out billboards in highly visible locations declaring the MIA singer “his fan’s (sic) choice” for the top prize of entertainer of the year.“Support that boy from east Tennessee!” read the billboards, which include an emblem of Wallen’s signature mullet, a hashtag for a signature phrase of the star’s (“#Gaht”) and a New

Kane Brown just made history at the ACM Awards.

Kane Brown just made history at the ACM Awards.The 27-year-old country singer became the first Black artist to win Video of the Year for «Worldwide Beautiful» at the annual awards ceremony. Brown's win was announced on Wednesday during, days before the ACMs are scheduled to take place in Nashville.«I wrote this song with three of my buddies out of Nashville,» Brown expressed when told about his historic win.

Morgan Wallen have purchased billboards to support him in Nashville amid the continuing fallout from his use of a racial slur.Wallen was dropped by his label Big Loud in February after a video surfaced of him using the slur. Radio stations also removed his music from their playlists.Wallen has not acknowledged the appearance of the six billboard signs in Nashville.

Is Bravo gearing up to launch a new Real Housewives franchise? After Jana Kramer sparked speculation that she was filming The Real Housewives of Nashville, a source exclusively told Us Weekly that while cameras were rolling, there is no official order for a reality show — yet.

Billboards naming Morgan Wallen as the fans' choice for Entertainer of the Year have appeared around Nashville just days ahead of the Academy of Country Music Awards (ACMs). Wallen, 27, was caught on camera in a leaked video in Februrary using the N-word, leading to big radio chains like iHeartRadio pulling his songs from stations.