Another country music festival comin’ to Texas (and that’s not a bad thing). Today, the Cattle Country Music Festival officially announced the lineup for their first ever three day festival and it’s absolutely loaded. With Koe Wetzel, Eric Church and Whiskey Myers set as headliners, the event will take place at The Boot ranch in Gonzales, TX, from April 12th to 14th and will also feature other entertainment such as wine, spirits, brews, delectable eats, and games. In addition, the supporting acts throughout the 41 hour event will also include; Randy Rogers Band, Tracy Lawrence, Tanner Usrey, William Clark Green,…
Author: Clayton Anderson
Lee Brice is officially hittin’ the road next year. Today, he announced his 2024 “Me & My Guitar” tour, featuring a total of 18 shows. Kickin’ off in Beaver Creek, Colorado on February 1st, the tour will run until the end of March, and just like the title implies, this go-around will not feature a full live band performance from the I Drive Your Truck singer. Instead, fans will be receiving a more intimate acoustic setting. Lee is is one of the most entertaining and emotional live performers in the genre so, even without his band, this should be a…
Rackin’ em up. Morgan Wallen’s 2018 debut album, “If I Know Me,” has now sold over 3 million units, officially earning a triple platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America on November 3rd. In addition, five songs from the same record have also earned new certifications, including his massive hit, “Whiskey Glasses,” which has now sold over 9 million units, just one step away from being certified diamond. In case you weren’t aware; when an artist receives a gold certification, it means the single or album has sold at least 500,000 units since its release, while a platinum…
It appears Jason Aldean is running for local office, y’all. In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Jason was asked more about political topics and racial issues than his brand new 11th studio album, “Highway Desperado,” that dropped everywhere today. In fact, so much so, one could assume he’s currently running for governor or hell, even president. Sure, there were other questions asked, such as if it ever gets old having a song go #1 or a condescending question about his age and if it’s “hard” to witness other artists in their early 30’s pretty much pass him…
During his recent appearance on “FLAGRANT“, a podcast featuring comedian Andrew Schulz, Jelly Roll expressed great criticism of how the church is portraying Jesus Christ in this day and age. He appeared on the comedy podcast to discuss his massive new album, “Whissitt Chapel“, his life story, and, clearly, a few controversial topics. While getting into the nitty gritty about his life, Jelly Roll was asked about comments he had previously made elsewhere, saying the new album was partly about his reconciliation with the church. He, in a way, goes on to call out the modern Christians. When asked to expand, he…
Throwback time. Back in September of 2017, two of the most beloved acts in country music shared the stage together to perform one of the most iconic and well-known songs from the King’s hefty discography, “All My Ex’s Live In Texas.” The George Strait & Chris Stapleton performance was from a Hurricane Harvey benefit concert at the Majestic Theater in San Antonio, Texas, which also featured Miranda Lambert and helped raise over $40 million for its victims. While you absolutely hate to see homes and livelihoods destroyed from these disasters, it seems the country music community always comes together to…