Plane trouble temporarily grounds Rascal Flatts’ radio tour
(Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Wonderwall) If you're a huge Rascal Flatts fan or are prone to overreacting, you may want to divert your eyes for a few minutes because this…
(Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Wonderwall) If you're a huge Rascal Flatts fan or are prone to overreacting, you may want to divert your eyes for a few minutes because this…
I know I shouldn't laugh, but I can't help it. The web can be a vicious battleground and is chock full of people just waiting to pounce on you if…
If you thought country music was becoming way too hip hop infused before, wait until you meet DJ Sinister. He's a new breed of country DJ and he's coming for your radio airwaves.
Hold me … I'm scared.
Now I'm not one to judge a book by its cover for the most part, but I have a feeling I may need to enlist my teen daughter and her understanding and acceptance of men who wear black nail polish with lipstick to match to navigate my way through this new phase of country music.
Yeah, I bet the guy over at Saving Country Music is gonna have a field day with this.
All joking aside, curiosity is going to end up getting the best of me and I imagine I'll be searching out DJ Sinister's show on the internet just to see what it is he's offering and how different it really is. What can I say? I guess in the end nosy will always win out over apprehension and fear when it comes to me.
If you're curious too, you can read the full story of DJ Sinister and his foray into country radio after the jump.
Tracy Lawrence will take to the road for the first leg of a 28-city North American Headlights, Taillights and Radios Tour 2014 that is set to kickoff January 16 in Detroit Lakes, MN and will run through April.
The singer recently listed as one of the “Must-see Country Music Tours of 2014” is poised to give fans a non-stop performance of his chart-topping hits including new music from his latest critically acclaimed album Headlights, Taillights and Radios.
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Photo: USA Today Lucy Hale is making quite the name for herself in country music. Recently the singer-turned-actress-turned-back-to-country-singer had the chance to chat with Country 92.5's Broadway and the conversation turned…
The Grammy's have been very good to Taylor Swift. She has 7 awards and a necklace to prove that. And it wasn't THAT long ago when Ms.Swift was owning…
While his reading of the somewhat controversial and yet completely adorable book Go the F**k to Sleep isn't quite up to Samuel L. Jackson standards, Lee Brice reading the book…
Whew. I was beginning to think I was the only one confused by Eric Church's new video for Give Me Back My Hometown. Turns out, though, even Eric's not really sure what's going on.
Eric tells The Country Vibe, “I don’t understand it either.”
Don't worry, though, there is apparently a method to the madness, you just have to wait for more videos to understand it all.
Getty This could be a win-win situation for both these handsome fellows. So, apparently Hunter Hayes and Colton Haynes sound similar because after Hunter's anticipated performance of Invisible at the Grammy's,…
"The Voice" season 3 winner and rising country singer Danielle Bradbery was onhand at the SEEN in Nashville on Monday (Jan. 27) to give a performance for an upcoming CMT Listen Up! feature. Her debut single, "The Heart of Dixie," is currently climbing at radio and is sitting pretty at No. 15 on the Mediabase radio airplay chart. The song's video is a vintage story about setting out to find something better in life. Bradbery has been named one of The Next Women of Country, and rightfully so.
Also, singer-songwriter Thomas Rhett, who has penned such hits as "1994" by Jason Aldean and "Round Here" by Florida Georgia Line," has carved out a niche among the fans. Last fall, he scored his first No. 1 single as an artist with "It Goes Like This," off his rowdy debut album of the same name.