Author: Brennen Kelly

Fresh off an appearance at CMA’s Country Christmas event last night, Jon Pardi has officially announced a brand-new, 16-show run across North America in 2025 titled the Honkytonk Hollywood Tour with Corey Kent and Kassi Ashton getting nods as opening acts throughout. Minutes ago, the “Head Over Boots” singer took to Instagram to announce the tour: As previously mentioned, Honkytonk Hollywood will contain 16 shows from April to June 2025, including a three-show run in Canada as well as multiple dates in Arizona, Pennsylvania and Indiana. Surprisingly, Pardi’s home state of California will not be visited, however. A portion of…

Won’t want to miss this one. We’re officially in the middle of festival lineup season with seemingly every major country festival revealing their star-studded list of performers nearly every week. With the likes of Stagecoach, Two Step Inn and Cattle Country recently announcing lineups, today, it was Headwaters Country Jam that released theirs. Coming off a year that featured Bailey Zimmerman, Jon Pardi and Gary Allan, Headwaters announced that none other than Koe Wetzel, Flatland Cavalry and Dwight Yoakam will serve as headliners across the festival’s three days. Headwaters will be held on July 24-26, 2025 in Three Forks, Montana…

Fresh off of the release of their brand-new project, Flatland Forever, which included long-awaited tracks such as “Lubbock” and “Three Car Garage,” Flatland Cavalry is officially hittin’ the road in 2025 with a brand-new tour of the same name. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Country Chord (@countrychord) The Flatland Forever Tour will be making stops all over the U.S. beginning in February in Atlanta, Georgia and wraps up come May in Bend, Oregon. Flatland will officially close the tour out with three festival appearances in Lewisburg, West Virginia, Mack, Colorado and Three Forks, Montana. Tyler Halverson…

The switch up is crazy. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that Zach Top is on his way to becoming one of the biggest stars in the genre. Being a harbinger of the classic 90’s country sound that so many crave today, the Washington native has been making waves across the internet all year. Between his newly-announced Cold Beer & Country Music tour, his first entries on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart with “I Never Lie” and “Sounds Like the Radio” and his continuing momentum on both social media and streaming, it seems like Top is…

This past Monday night, Dierks Bentley, Zach Top, Ella Langley, Dylan Marlowe, Dasha and more headlined a surprise lineup in Nashville in celebration of Whiskey Jam’s 1,000th show. Whiskey Jam, which was founded by Ward Guenther in 2014, has become one of the primary sources and outlets for rising artists to perform shows, hosting everyone from Kacey Musgraves and Lainey Wilson to Morgan Wallen and ERNEST over its 10 year run. On a night filled with stellar performances across the board, it was none other than Zach Top and Ella Langley who stole the show when the two performed Top’s…

ERNEST surprised fans tonight on the final show of Jelly Roll’s Beautifully Broken Tour, bringing out none other than reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year, Morgan Wallen, to perform alongside of him during his opening set. In his first public appearance since winning Entertainer of the Year, Wallen and ERNEST played not one but two of their collaborations before the “I Am Not Okay” singer took the stage at the Bridgestone Arena. According to TikTok user, Tay Stanford, ERNEST introduced the “Last Night” singer as Morgan “Waylon” in reference to Jeff Bridges’ mispronunciation before naming Wallen Entertainer of the Year…