Author: Brady Gray

My name is Brady and I like purple flowers.

As of this Sunday morning on June 23rd, Morgan Wallen has officially deactivated his Instagram account containing almost 8 million followers. While this could simply be just a move to drown out distractions and direct his focus towards his personal life or new music, it hasn’t stopped the internet from going into a frenzy and speculating that he’s got some big announcement coming soon. Earlier this month, the 31 year-old country star announced the fan favorite track, “Lies Lies Lies,” will officially be released on the Fourth of July. With that date just around the corner, many fans are suggesting…

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I don’t think the plan went as expected… Over the weekend, Morgan Wallen took his headlining One Night At A Time tour to the US Bank Stadium for two back-to-back shows in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and per usual, the drunk fans in attendance got a little rowdy. While it seems that fans are more prone to throwing objects at artists on stage nowadays compared to earlier times (or maybe we are just seeing it more often now due to concertgoers recording the entire show on their smart phone device), one trend that has been back in full effect is ladies throwing…

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One of the most underrated artists of all time. Earlier this morning, Josh Turner officially announced his tenth studio album, “This Country Music Thing,” will be out everywhere on August 16th. Along with the release date announcement, Turner also dropped his second single from the forthcoming album titled, “Down In Georgia.” Written by Tyler Booth, Anthony Olympia and Brent Rupard, the new song comes just two months after the release of his upbeat, sultry fiddle-filled track, “Heatin’ Things Up.” “It’s time for a new chapter! It’s been a long time coming and I think y’all are gonna love it.” View…

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How has it been FIVE years already? On June 21st, 2019, Koe Wetzel surprise-dropped arguably his biggest album to date, “Harold Saul High.“ Filled with both depressing ballads and drinkin’ anthems, the name of the record was inspired from his late uncle and best friend, and is responsible for fan favorites, “Forever,” “Too High to Cry,” and the RIAA gold-certified track “Ragweed.” The 15-track record helped not only Koe’s career take off, but also the rock resurgence in country music that we’re seeing now more than ever with the likes of Treaty Oak Revival, Ole 60 and more. During the five years…

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Throwback Thursday anyone? Back in 2021, Miranda Lambert took the stage with Chris Stapleton at the ACM Awards for a performance of “Maggie’s Song,” off Stapleton’s 2020 album, “Starting Over.” Per usual, Chris’ wife, Morgane, was suppose to be up on stage alongside her husband to sing background vocals. However, according to PEOPLE, it was shared that Miranda filled in due to a “prior doula commitment” from the superstar’s wife. Maggie’s Song was written by Stapleton and Robbie Robertson as a tribute to their late dog, whom they rescued from a shopping cart of a parking lot. In an interview…

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Don’t get no better than these two. Earlier this month, George Strait and Chris Stapleton brought the second leg of their joint-headlining stadium tour to the Bank of America Stadium where they performed for a sold-out crowd in Charlotte, North Carolina. Per usual, tons of live performance videos surfaced on TikTok, and the one that stood out to me the most this time around was the duo’s cover of Townes Van Zandt’s 1972 hit, “Pancho and Lefty.” Although it is arguably Van Zandt’s biggest song to date, “Pancho and Lefty” has been covered numerous times, most notably by Merle Haggard…

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