Nashville notes: ERNEST extends tour + Posty & Jelly Roll set for Albuquerque
The fourth annual Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda — Stories & Songs to Heal the Music benefit, headlined by Luke Bryan, raised $130,000 for the nonprofit Music Health Alliance. ERNEST is adding six new shows to his Live from
Take me out to the ballgame: Brad Paisley to sing at World Series
Brad Paisley (Mickey Bernal/NBC) Brad Paisley will perform “The Star-Spangled Banner” Monday night before Game 3 of the 2025 World Series in Los Angeles. The Dodgers will host the Blue Jays in the 121st Fall Classic after
Explore Key West, Florida & Sphere Las Vegas in new Kenny Chesney profile
Kenny Chesney’s ‘Heart Life Music’ (William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers) After his induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, Kenny Chesney looked back on his life and career in a new CBS Sunday Morning
Drew Baldridge becomes a new kind of ‘Rebel’ with upcoming single
Drew Baldridge’s “Rebel” (BBR/BMG) Drew Baldridge officially becomes a “Rebel” as his new radio single drops on Friday. The “She’s Somebody’s Daughter” hitmaker turns the traditional idea of a rebel on its head with the new track.
Dreaming of a Smoky Mountain Christmas? Dollywood’s ready for the season
Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas (Dollywood Parks & Resorts) The holiday season officially begins at Dollywood on Saturday, as the East Tennessee park kicks off its annual Smoky Mountain Christmas celebration on Nov. 1. “When I want to
Ashley McBryde’s Redemption Residency rolls on
Ashley McBryde’s Redemption Residency (Chief’s) Ashley McBryde is extending The Redemption Residency at Neon Steeple at Chief’s in Nashville into 2026. The “One Night Standards” hitmaker has just announced eight more shows, with three different themes, starting
Justin Moore’s perennial Halloween costume? The chauffeur
Justin Moore (Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images) This Halloween, Justin Moore will be going as the chauffeur. That’s because in Justin’s hometown of Poyen, Arkansas — population 269 — the stops are too far apart to walk. “You