When it comes to the best of the best in country music, fans should look no further than Brandy Clark and Charlie Worsham. Today, the two musical masters announced that…
After CMA Fest, we dubbed Charlie Worsham the coolest guy in country music. He continues to live up to that reputation, announcing a scholarship fund for his hometown to benefit…
Maybe you're a huge Charlie Worsham fan (::raises hand::) or maybe you only know him as that guy who sang "Could It Be" or maybe you don't really know him…
When it comes to highly underrated country stars, Charlie Worsham is very high up there on our list of those who deserve much more attention. While the "Could it Be"…
Kip Moore hand-picked Charlie Worsham and Sam Hunt to join him on his headlining tour, CMT On Tour: Up in Smoke, and the main reason he wanted to be involved in the…
If there ever was a newcomer who could radically shake up modern country music, it would be the guitar-plucking and smoothing-talking Charlie Worsham. During his show at Nashville's 3rd & Lindsley on Saturday (June 21), the "Could It Be" singer captivated the crowd with his showmanship, scorching the stage with cuts from his acclaimed Rubberband debut. Of course, he kept his set fresh, with a cool throwback spin, performing a medley of Beatles hits (including "Come Together" and "Let It Be"), as well as a banjo-fused version of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean."
With every strum of his instrument–whether it be an acoustic or electric guitar–he never missed a beat, ultimately solidifying his placement as one of the format's most promising trailblazers. If his first Top 20 hit wasn't enough to convince you of his worth, Worsham's live show certainly does the trick.
Brad Paisley took some time out of pranking his tour mates to take them to the movies. Last Thursday after a show at the Klipsch Music Center in Noblesville, IN…
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Did you miss Charlie Worsham's guest spot on Friday's episode of Bones? Then you're in luck because you now have a couple of ways to watch it both online and on your various electronic devices.
You can now watch the episode, which aired on Friday, 1/17, on your computer on both Hulu and Fox, or you can download it on iTunes.
Country music absolutely thrived this year, and that doesn't include what the mainstream regurgitated out to the masses. No, there will be no Bro-Country records in this "Best Of" piece. In fact, what many of this list's artists are doing is what the mainstream should be doing. When it comes to remarkable storytellers and vocalists, you have to look a lot further than corporate-held radio to get a firm grip on compelling stories of love, loss, heartache and even happiness.
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Rarely does a male country singer impress me. With the mainstream clouded with drinking beer and picking up hot girls, occasionally a true musician and storyteller comes along to break the standard. Charlie Worsham shatters any pre-conceived notions on his debut album "Rubberband," a truly interesting and diverse 11-track record. With the lead single "Could It Be" (a pleasant uptempo ditty) currently at Top 20 on radio, he is poised to usher in the new guard of country music that both honors tradition and makes it modern without the need to water it down.
Charlie Worsham made his late-night television debut on Friday performing his single Rubberband on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." His new album, also called "Rubberband," hits stores August 20th. The Mississippi…