Author: Brady Gray

Country music enthusiast and avid drinker of alcohol. Old Aldean is better than your favorite artist. (except for Zach Top)

A fitting song choice for a night of remembrance… Last night, Lainey Wilson joined a special group of performers as the nation marked 25 years since the terrorist attacks that claimed exactly 2,977 lives on September 11, 2001. Tackling a song that has long been associated with moments of mourning, Wilson performed “Amazing Grace” during the ABC 9/11 Tribute in Manhattan, a one hour special broadcast live from New York City honoring those who lost their lives while also recognizing survivors, first responders, and families who lives were forever changed that day. Lainey took the stage at the base of the…

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Man, Justin Moore really doesn’t get enough credit. For as long as he’s been doing this, and with as many hits as he’s stacked up over the years, it still feels like Moore is one of the more underrated artists and vocalists in country music. And if you needed another reminder of just how good the Arkansas native can sing, this oughta do it for ya. A video that recently resurfaced online shows Moore standing on stage when a loud “USA! USA! USA!” chant begins to take over the crowd. Rather than simply moving on with the show (as this…

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One helluva combination. Last night, Ella Langley brought out fellow Alabama natives Muscadine Bloodline during her Dandelion Tour stop at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, and the three teamed up for a killer performance of the duo’s underrated 2018 single “Enemy.” Muscadine Bloodline, made up of Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton, recently joined Langley on the road as direct support for three dates after her good friend (and “Loving Life Again” co-writer), ERNEST, decided to step away and take some time to focus on his mental health. During Langley’s set, the boys made their way back to the stage and…

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If there’s one thing Dolly Parton has never been accused of doing, it’s thinking small… And later this month, two massive new additions to her already larger-than-life legacy will officially open their doors in downtown Nashville. Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel and the accompanying Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum are officially set to debut on September 29th, bringing a new Dolly-themed hotel, live music venues and more than 20,000 square feet dedicated to the country music icon’s life and career to the heart of Music City. The 245-room SongTeller Hotel, created through Dolly’s longtime partnership with Herschend, is being described as her…

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Man, I love these types of videos. While casually scrolling the internet, I stumbled across this absolute gem of a throwback featuring a 2016 jam session between Luke Combs and the boys from Muscadine Bloodline. Surrounded by nothing but good friends and a collection of (presumably empty) beer cans, the three were hangin’ out backstage, drinkin’ and singin’ when somebody decided to pull out what was probably an iPhone 6 and start recording. Whoever made that decision deserves a big ol’ check, because nearly a decade later, we’ve been blessed with footage of the boys singing Combs’ “Hurricane” long before…

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Yeah, I’m SO here for this. Following yesterday’s devastating news that legendary country singer Dolly Parton passed away at the age of 80, a growing push to rename Nashville International Airport (BNA) in honor of the icon may soon make its way from an online plea to the Tennessee State Capitol. Responding directly to a 2025 petition that has gained significant momentum within the last 24 hours, State Rep. Todd Warner says he plans to introduce legislation that would officially rename Nashville International Airport as Dolly Parton International Airport. “Yes I will definitely introduce legislation to rename the BNA airport Dolly…

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