THE WEEK’S MOST POPULAR CURRENT COUNTRY SONGS ACROSS ALL GENRES, RANKED BY STREAMING ACTIVITY DATA BY ONLINE MUSIC SOURCES TRACKED BY LUMINATE, RADIO AIRPLAY AUDIENCE IMPRESSIONS AS MEASURED BY ...

Country love songs share just about every aspect and emotion having to do with love, and they are some of our favorites ...

This week, “You Look Like You Love Me” hitmaker Ella Langley returns with the deluxe album album Still Hungover, while Zach ...

“Butte La Rose” is the lead single from Cimarron 615’s forthcoming self-titled sophomore album. While the weather is getting cooler and the album is set for a February release, this song sounds like ...

The act last hit the top 10 in 1991 with “Lucky Moon.” The Oak Ridge Boys’ collection of 17 No. 1s ranks third-best among duos/groups since Hot Country Songs became the genre’s all ...

The best Jon Pardi songs marry music that is old-school in its approach and modern enough to appeal to country radio ...

We’ll update this list as more songs Taste of Country readers care about are released. The Jan. 6-12 version of this list signals what’s to come from new albums by Lewis, Scotty McCreery, Crow ...

The 1990s just might be the definitive era of sad country music. For starters, some of the genre's all-time best storytellers and vocalists were at the top of their game during this period.

This week Andy Von Pip, Caleb Campbell, Mark Moody, Matt the Raven, Scotty Dransfield, and Stephen Humpries helped me decide what should make the list. We considered over 20 songs and narrowed it down ...

More than half of the songs inside the top 10 on this week’s Hot 100 are by musicians who are no longer with us. Six of the tunes are either performed entirely by musicians who have died or by ...

This week, our reprieve has come from Dream Theater ... Some things never change, however: this near-10-minute opus is another flurry of technical, anthemic prog from the New York veterans.

Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs ... which has enough new songs — 10, to be exact — to create a completely new project. Nothing, however, hits as hard as its last, “The ...