Author: Brady Gray

And it continues.. Morgan Wallen is no stranger to bringing out stars during his pre-show walkout. Over the past few months, the “Don’t Think Jesus” singer has brought out big names such as Pat McAfee, Theo Von, Tom Brady, Deandre Hopkins, Troy Aikman, legendary country music duo, Brooks & Dunn, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. And tonight, the 31 year-old superstar brought out none other than Tampa Bay quarterback, Baker Mayfield, as well as retired professional wrestler, Hulk Hogan, at the Raymond James Stadium. Of course, the world just witnessed Mayfield lose a stunner to Kirk Cousins and the Atlanta Falcons in primetime this…

Shocking. Earlier today, news broke that country music star, Garth Brooks, was accused of sexual assault and battery by he and his wife, Trisha Yearwood’s, former hair-and-makeup artist. According to CNN, the complaint was filed by a “Jane Roe” in a state court in California on Thursday and stems from an incident that occurred back in 2019 during a work trip. Roe claims that Garth would “repeatedly expose his genitals and buttocks, talk about sex and share sexual fantasies, regularly changing his clothing in front of her and sending explicit text messages.” Additionally, Roe claims that the “Shameless” singer raped…

The Bluegrass Kid is officially hittin’ the road next year. Fresh off the release of his brand new album, “Highway Prayers,” Billy Strings took to social media just moments ago to announce his ‘Winter Tour’ set for 2025. The tour will kick off at the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, and feature three nights in Nashville before wrapping up at the Bridgestone Arena at the end of February. As of this very moment, the winter run features a total of 14 shows over the span of 5 weeks. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Billy Strings (@billystrings)…

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you should be well aware of Post Malone’s massive breakthrough into country music over the last year. From his ever-growing list of covers that pay homage to the greats before him, to his plethora of collaborations on his debut country record, “F-1 Trillion,” there is absolutely no denying that the “I Fall Apart” singer has a deep love and respect for the genre. Of course, the biggest song off of “F-1 Trillion” was his pop-infused collaboration with Morgan Wallen on “I Had Some Help,” but Post has repeatedly shown, if anything, that he…

Morgan Wallen is puttin’ his money where his mouth is. Earlier today, Knox News first reported that the Tennessee native had officially donated $500,000 to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Helene relief. The storm recently hit parts of Tennessee, along with North Carolina, Georgia and Virgina, where at least 128 deaths have been reported at this time and 10 total inches of rainfall causing catastrophic damage for 400 miles. This past Sunday, Wallen posted a message to his Instagram story revealing he was looking in to ways he could help his home state: “My family in East Tennessee are…

“I can’t think of anyone more fitting to receive the ACM Lifting Lives Award tonight than my buddy, Luke Bryan.” Last night, the 17th annual Academy of Country Music Honors aired live on TV where a handful of today’s country artists showed up to recognize a few of the ones that came before them. Jordan Davis honored Alan Jackson (who was there to receive the ACM’s Poets Award), with a performance of “Chattahoochee,” while Carly Pearce performed “Don’t Rock the Jukebox” and Eric Church delivered a stripped-back version of Alan’s 1990 hit, “Chasin’ That Neon Rainbow.” (You can watch that here). Luke…