This week's Five Burning Questions looks at Morgan Wallen's "Love Someone," which becomes his first song as a lead artist to debut atop the Hot 100.

This week's crop of new country songs features music from Willie Nelson, Drew Baldridge, Josiah and the Bonnevilles, and more.

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Cheryl has paid a heartbreaking tribute to ex-partner Liam Payne following his death. The Girls Aloud singer said the death of the former One Direction star is "breaking my heart", as the couple’s ...

Morgan Wallen may need some help from a few of his famous friends in the new year with the debut of his Sand in My Boots festival. The "Chasin' You" singer will bring a slew of his country music ...

Country music certainly has more than its fair share of songs about heartbreak and cheating, but that doesn't mean that country stars can't engage in long, happy marriages outside of their careers.

They say if Kamala Harris wins, the whole country will be like Detroit. Proud like Detroit. Resilient like Detroit. The same Detroit that innovated the auto industry and the music industry.

The record is set for release on January 10, and sees the soloist and former Beatles legend team up with some huge names from the world of country music. Comprised of 11 songs, Starr wrote the ...

Alan Jackson entered the country music world in 1989 and helped to reshape the genre for the next decade. At a time when pop production and the Urban Cowboy sound were all the rage, Jackson’s ...

True to form, John Anderson was in the studio writing and recording a batch of new songs when he first heard rumblings about the latest class being inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

krautrock and beyond to create music that sounds somehow both nostalgic and novel. Never is this more apparent than on “Across That Fine Line,” from their sophomore record A Way Forward.