A week after her wedding, Lainey Wilson opened the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards with a high-energy performance of her new single. The moment landed as a crossroads of personal milestone and career velocity.
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A week after her wedding, Lainey Wilson opened the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards with a high-energy performance of her new single. The moment landed as a crossroads of personal milestone and career velocity.
Stepping away from his own catalog, Stapleton offered a solo version of the 1986 number, accompanied only by Nelson’s longtime harmonica player Mickey Raphael.
The two Texas songwriters performed their new collaboration live for the first time, closing a long-rumored rift at the historic dance hall.
The singer’s new single “Middle of Nowhere” steps into country’s long tradition of Dairy Queen name-checks, but uses the setting to examine the weight of staying put.
The singer of “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” and author of hits for Tanya Tucker has died at 86.
The Academy of Country Music awarded its New Female Artist trophy early. Here’s why Avery Anna’s win resonates.
At a festival disrupted by wind and logistics, Wilson turned a lost slot into a shared performance.
The Georgia-raised singer-songwriter performed songs from her EP Big Buskin’ at the festival’s final day, tracing a path from street corners to country music’s main event.
The country festival’s multi-platform broadcast kicks off this afternoon with headliners Post Malone, Lainey Wilson, and Cody Johnson, plus a lineup that pulls from pop, rock, and hip-hop.
Dangerous gusts forced a sudden festival-wide evacuation during Little Big Town’s set, pushing the Saturday headliner back an hour.
