Cole Swindell discusses the beauty of having a stage name
Twitter Crap! Someone stole Cole's wallet! Wait a tick...his name isn't actually Cole Swindell...oh well! Yes, it's a huge pain the ass to cancel credit cards and get a new…
Frankie Ballard takes his pipe smoking seriously
Instagram Smoking a cigarette these days is definitely frowned upon. Smoking a pipe, however, seems okay and almost cool in a grandpa sort of way. For Frankie Ballard, pipe smoking is…
Cole Swindell isnt just “Chillin It” Anymore
Up and coming country artist Cole Swindell isnt just "Chilln It" anymore. His latest single "You ain't worth the whiskey" is a slightly new twist on what most would call…
Cole Swindell’s song with Luke Bryan apparently didn’t make the cut
According to the tracklisting on iTunes, the song Cole had planned to have his buddy Luke Bryan on didn't make the final cut.
Cole Swindell set to release self-titled debut album February 18
Cole Swindell is set to release his self-titled debut album February 18th on Warner Bros. Records. The new album will feature his debut single, "Chillin' It,” which is currently No. 9 on the Country Airplay chart and is an infectious and groove-laden hit that perfectly captures Swindell himself. The single has sold over 500,000 copies making “Chillin’ It” the highest selling debut single released this year from a solo country male. Recently wrapping up with Luke Bryan on his “Farm Tour,” Swindell is gearing up to head out with him again on January 16 in Columbus, Ohio for his “That’s My Kind of Night” tour.
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Frankie Ballard announces new album, ‘Sunshine & Whiskey’
Warner Bros. Records guitarist-vocalist Frankie Ballard will release his brand new album, SUNSHINE & WHISKEY, on 2/11. The title couldn’t be more fitting for the rising newcomer, who has launched into the Top 20 at Country radio with the smash “Helluva Life.” The top-selling song marks his fastest rising single to date and is featured on the album produced by Marshall Altman.
"Making this album was freeing,” shares Frankie. “If I didn't like something, we'd change it, and if we liked something, we'd chase it and try to get it perfect. It was an unbelievably cool experience and I’m excited to share the new music with fans."