COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS

Old Crow Medicine Show is back, and they’re bringing a whole lot of friends with them. The two-time GRAMMY-winning string band has officially announced their brand-new album Union Made, set to drop June 5 via Hartland Records/Firebird Music. And if the first taste is any indication, this one’s shaping up to be something special. L to R: PJ George, Cory Younts, Ketch Secor, Morgan Jahnig, Joe Andrews, Chance McCoy Photographer Credit: Ed Rode Leading the charge is the brand-ne

Vincent Mason isn’t just back, he’s hitting a new stride. Photo by David O’Donohue With the release of his latest single, “Don’t Ask Me,” the rising country standout delivers what may very well be one of the strongest performances of his career so far. Known for possessing one of the most distinctive tenor voices in the genre today, Mason leans all the way into his strengths here, blending vulnerability with a hook-heavy chorus that feels tailor-made for a crowd to belt back

Riley Green - My Way Riley Green has built a career on knowing exactly where to place a story, somewhere between a backroad and a memory you’re not quite ready to revisit. With his latest offering, “My Way,” he leans fully into that instinct, delivering a song that feels less like a performance and more like a quiet confession you weren’t meant to overhear. For an artist often celebrated for his rowdy, high-octane anthems, the kind that soundtrack late nights and cold beers,

Levi Foster isn’t easing into his next chapter, he’s kicking the saloon doors wide open and lighting the place on fire. Photo Credit Sabrina Stewart With his gritty, groove-soaked new single “Fat Elvis,” Foster delivers a rowdy, cinematic introduction to an evolved sound that feels equal parts back-alley country, Southern rock fever dream, and late-night confession. What started as a throwaway joke among friends, sparked by the cheeky line “sweatin’ like fat Elvis on a postca

Country music has always thrived on the art of storytelling, passing tales down like heirlooms, reshaping them with each new voice brave enough to carry the thread forward. Photo Credit: ashtronot With “Son of Jolene,” rising artist Belles doesn’t just borrow from the past, she dares to continue one of the most iconic narratives the genre has ever known. And in a full-circle moment that feels almost too poetic to script, she does it alongside the very woman who started it al

Brett Landin isn’t just digging into her past, she’s planting a flag in it. Photo Credit: Sienna Wilson With her new EP Roots , the rising country artist delivers her most fully realized, emotionally resonant project to date, trading surface-level storytelling for something deeper, warmer, and strikingly personal. The five-track collection, produced by Johnny Hanson in Nashville, feels less like a casual listen and more like a front-porch conversation, honest, reflective, an

Taylor-Rae is leaning all the way into the truth, and it’s hitting harder than ever. Courtesy Of Taylor-Rae With her latest release, “Two Years In Two Weeks,” the rising country artist delivers a strikingly honest, emotionally layered breakup anthem that refuses to sugarcoat what so many have experienced but few can articulate this clearly. Written by Taylor-Rae herself, the track captures the unraveling of a relationship that didn’t fall apart overnight, but instead wore dow

In a city built on storytelling, it takes something special to cut through the noise. With his latest release, “See How It Sounds,” Payton Smith proves he’s not just another voice in Nashville, he’s one of its most compelling new storytellers. Courtesy Of Payton Smith Smith has been steadily carving out his place in country music, and this track feels like a defining moment. Equal parts tender and tension-filled, “See How It Sounds” captures the fragile space between almost a

Sometimes, the most powerful songs are the ones that don’t try to shout, they simply tell the truth. Credit: Eric Ahlgrim The French Family Band, four-time Golden Guitar Award winners with roots stretching from Australia and New Zealand to Nashville, lean into that quiet strength on their new single, “Just a Little Love.” The track offers a first glimpse into their highly anticipated album Huon to Hickory , due out June 12. Built on a timeless, slow-burning country foundation

There’s something quietly powerful about a song finding a second home, especially when that home sits thousands of miles away, where salt air replaces desert dust and steel drums echo where acoustic guitars once stood. Courtesy Of Akoni / photo credit Katie Levine Rising island country artist Akoni has done just that, breathing new life into Post Malone’s deeply personal track “Yours,” transforming it into a sun-soaked, soul-stirring reinterpretation that feels both familiar

There’s a new voice stepping into the country music spotlight, and she’s not asking for permission. Redd Faye, a genre-blurring powerhouse with a sound that feels equal parts Sheryl Crow cool, Stevie Nicks mystique, Janis Joplin grit, and Tina Turner fire, is officially introducing herself to the world with her debut single, “Everyone But Me,” arriving April 17. The track is premiering today with All Country News, offering listeners their first taste of an artist who’s anythi

There’s a certain kind of truth that only comes out between friends, the kind delivered over late-night phone calls, knowing glances, and the unfiltered honesty that stings just enough to save you. With their latest single “Love A Loser,” rising trio Just Jayne bottle that exact moment and set it to music, crafting a sharp, harmony-rich anthem that feels as lived-in as it does instantly addictive. Photo credit: Chris Ashlee From the first line, “Love A Loser” wastes no time g

Christian Parker is stepping into his swagger with a wink and a grin on his latest release, “Gucci Boots.” The rising country artist teams up with co-writer Neil Perry for a track that leans all the way into charm, chaos, and the kind of heartbreak that stings just a little less when you can laugh about it later. Courtesy Of Christian Parker From the jump, “Gucci Boots” sets the scene with a cinematic ease, Parker paints the picture of a “high-class night” and the kind of gir

Ella Langley doesn’t ask for space, she takes it. And on her sprawling, sharply self-assured new album Dandelion , the Alabama native doesn’t just step into the spotlight, she redefines what it means to stand there. Credit: Caylee Robillard There was a time, not all that long ago, when women in country music were quietly ushered into neat, radio-friendly corners. The expectations were familiar: heartbreak, romance, a little sugar, a little sass, all wrapped in something easil

Ella Langley - Dandelion But what makes Dandelion truly compelling isn’t just its standout moments, it’s the throughline. Like its namesake, the album is resilient, a little wild, and impossible to ignore. It grows where it wants to, says what it needs to, and doesn’t apologize for any of it. Ella Langley isn’t just part of country music’s next wave, she’s reshaping the tide. And with Dandelion , she’s made one thing abundantly clear: she’s not here to fit the mold. She’s he

In a town built on heartbreak, hindsight, and hard-earned redemption, Trey Pendley is telling a different kind of story, one that doesn’t end in loss, but in love that stayed. With “Family Man,” Pendley steps firmly into the spotlight as one of Music City’s most compelling new voices, delivering a song that feels less like a single and more like a confession whispered across a kitchen table at midnight. It’s raw. It’s reflective. And above all, it’s real. Photo Courtesy Of Tr

There’s something haunting about a memory you can’t quite wash away, the kind that lingers in the air long after the moment has passed. On her latest single, “Perfume on the Floor,” Cyndi Thomson captures that exact feeling with a quiet intensity that reminds us why her voice has long been one of country music’s most timeless treasures. Photo by Daniel Shippey. From the very first lines, Thomson doesn’t just tell a story, she drops you into it. A humid Georgia night. July hea

There’s a particular kind of fire country music has always known how to bottle, the kind that doesn’t just warm you, but threatens to burn the whole house down. On his latest release, “Match Made,” Carson Beyer leans all the way into that tension, delivering a smoky, slow-burning anthem that feels as dangerous as it does undeniable. Photo Courtesy Of Carson Beyer From its opening moments, Beyer drops listeners into the aftermath of something volatile: “Wake up, cold sweat, un

Chase Wright has always had a knack for turning vulnerability into something vivid and visceral, but with his latest single, “I Let the Devil In,” the rising country artist leans all the way into the shadows, and comes out with one of his most compelling releases to date. Credit: Rachel Deeb Written by Wright alongside Dan Swank and Emma Lynn White, the track blurs genre lines with ease, weaving together country storytelling, pop polish, and a gritty rock undercurrent. But at

Ashley Monroe has never been one to raise her voice just to be heard. Instead, she sharpens it, hones it into something quiet, cutting, and impossible to ignore. On Dear Nashville, her surprise-released new album, she finally says the things she’s been holding back for nearly a quarter century, and in doing so, delivers one of the most disarming, self-aware records of her career. “If someone is hurting us, and we don’t let them know, isn’t that on us?” Monroe posed in a handw