New Zealand-born, Nashville-based country artist Abby Christo has officially released her brand-new single “Boy Bye,” available now on all streaming platforms. The track is a cheeky, empowering anthem that flips heartbreak into confidence, reminding listeners that knowing your worth is the ultimate glow-up.

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Trailblazing country music artist Ty Herndon is opening his heart like never before with the release of his memoir, What Mattered Most (On Sale: March 31, 2026; Dey Street Books). In this candid and inspiring book, Herndon pulls back the curtain on his unprecedented career—one marked by triumphs in the spotlight and battles behind the scenes.

Trisha Yearwood will release her new holiday album, Christmastime, on November 7 via Virgin Music Group and Gwendolyn Records. The 12-song project features a mix of seasonal favorites like “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch,” “My Favorite Things,” and a soulful rendition of Elvis Presley’s “Blue Christmas,” along with an original tune, “Merry Christmas, Valentine,” co-written with her husband, Garth Brooks. This is Yearwood’s first solo holiday album since 1994’s The Sweetest Gift, and follows her chart-topping 2016 seasonal collaboration with Brooks, Christmas Together. Yearwood will also embark on the Christmastime With Trisha Yearwood: 12 Days of Christmas Tour, starting December 2 in Nashville and including stops in Atlanta, Detroit, and Pittsburgh, which will feature the country superstar performing holiday classics alongside local symphonies. “Christmas has always been one of my favorite times of year, and these songs mean so much to me,” Yearwood said in a statement. “To be able to perform them with a full symphony brings the magic to another level.” Tickets go on sale September 12. (Billboard)

On Monday (September 8), Bailey Zimmerman announced the dates and details of his 2026 Different Night Same Rodeo Tour, which will mark the rising country star’s first time headlining arenas. The 30-date North American jaunt is in support of Zimmerman’s new album, Different Night Same Rodeo, which was released on August 8 and features high-profile collaborations with Luke Combs, The Kid LAROI, and Diplo. “MY FIRST TIME PLAYING ARENAS,” Zimmerman wrote of his new dates, while referring to his wildly successful New to Country Tour by adding, “This year’s tour has been nothing short of unbelievable y’all…LIKE THE CRAZIEST SHOWS OF MY LIFE…and I thought why would we stop now? LET’S KEEP IT GOINGGG.” The tour kicks off on February 19 in Estero, Florida, and concludes on June 20 in Ottawa, while hitting major music markets like Boston, Atlanta, Nashville, and Toronto along the way. Hudson Westbrook and Blake Whiten will open all dates on the tour, with tickets on sale on Friday (September 12) following an artist presale a day earlier. (Billboard)

On Monday (September 8), festival organizers announced that Garth Brooks will headline Milwaukee’s Summerfest 2026, with the country superstar launching the festival with an opening night concert on June 17 at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater. This will mark Brooks’ first Milwaukee performance in over a decade. “We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Garth Brooks to Summerfest and cannot imagine a better way to kick off the festival in 2026,” said Sarah Pancheri, president and CEO, Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. “We’ve seen countless iconic performances over nearly six decades, and this promises to be one of the most memorable yet!” In addition to the concert, attendees can enjoy the Official Summerfest Garth Brooks Pre-Party inside the festival grounds, which will feature live entertainment, food, and specialty drinks. Summerfest 2026 runs over the course of three weekends from June 18 to July 4, with tickets for the show going on-sale on Friday (September 12). (Billboard)

On Sunday (September 7), country singer Drake White and his wife Alex announced the heartbreaking loss of their daughter, Della Elizabeth, who was born prematurely at 29 weeks on August 31 and passed away peacefully shortly after birth. Sharing their grief on Instagram, the couple expressed gratitude for the precious moments they had with her and leaned on their faith for strength. "We are heartbroken and soul tired, but we know we will get through this difficult time with the strength, peace, and joy that only our Heavenly Father can provide,” they wrote, while adding, “May Della be held in the arms of Jesus until we see her again someday." The couple, who are parents to their 2-year-old son William Hawk, confirmed that Della had been born at 8:52 a.m. local time on Aug. 31, before she "peacefully" died at 9:12 a.m. She weighed 3 lbs, 3.5 oz, and measured 13.5 inches when she was born. (People)

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Texas country rocker Aaron McBee has officially announced the release of his debut album, Who I Am, arriving December 5th. To celebrate the upcoming project, McBee has dropped his brand-new single “Numb,” available everywhere today.

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Miranda Lambert, known for her musical talent but novice golf skills, is preparing to compete in the celebrity Ryder Cup golf tournament for the first time, despite having played only 22 holes in her life. Sharing a humorous Instagram video of her learning the game from her coach and husband Brendan McLoughlin, Lambert joked about her struggles but expressed determination to "give it hell." “My pal @lukebryan called and gave me a pep talk the other day and he encouraged me to bring y’all on this journey for moral support,” Lambert wrote, while adding, “Cheers to trying new things.” The 41-year-old country star is focused on improving her game ahead of the event later this month. The Ryder Cup, which pits European and American professional golfers against each other, will take place on September 26–28, at Bethpage State Park in New York, along with a friendly golf competition between American and European celebrities. Details about other participants or TV coverage for the celebrity golf event have yet to be announced. (Taste of Country)

Post Malone debuted his namesake fashion label, Austin Post, with a runway show in Paris on Monday (September 1) at the historic Hôtel de Bourdon, a former mansion that once belonged to legendary designer Karl Lagerfeld. The country star showcased his first collection, "Season One: At First Light," which features "Dallas western" style clothing "with Southwest ranch influences." The collection includes pieces like dark-washed jeans with gold star emblems, suede jackets, and cowboy-inspired velvet designs, all styled with exclusive Lucchese boots, blending Post’s Texas roots with ranch culture. The show’s dramatic finale included a model riding a horse down the runway, with Post thanking the audience after the show while clad in all denim and sporting a cowboy hat. In a chat with WWD, Post said that creating his own label is something he "always wanted to do" and that the new collection is "really special" and "speaks to me." (People)

Shaboozey has scored his second No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart with “Good News,” which rose one place to reach the top on this week’s chart, after gaining 31.1 million audience impressions. The track was co-written by Shaboozey and Sean Cook, Michael Pollack, Sam Roman, Nevin Sastry, and Jake Torrey, and is featured on his recent album, Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going, which peaked at No. 2 on Top Country Albums and No. 5 on the Billboard 200 chart in June 2024. Shaboozey’s first Country Airplay No. 1 was the record-breaking crossover sensation, “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” which spent seven weeks at No. 1, and went on to set multiple chart longevity records. Additionally, Jon Pardi has earned his 11th Country Airplay Top 10 hit with “Friday Night Heartbreaker,” which marks his first appearance in the Top 10 since 2023’s “Your Heart or Mine,” which peaked at No. 4. (Billboard)

In a new interview with Audacy’s Katie Neal, Bailey Zimmerman reflects on the growth he experienced while making his new album, Different Night Same Rodeo, which was released on August 8. Zimmerman was anxious to see if he could follow-up the success of his 2023 debut record, Religiously. The Album, which peaked at No. 3 on the Top Country Albums chart and featured four No. 1 singles. "I was just excited to see if I could do it again, and see if I could create another album," Zimmerman says, while admitting that while making his debut, “I didn't really know what I was doing. I had no idea. It was my first time putting an album together. And now I'm 25 and I just learned so much from that record." Zimmerman is happy to finally share his new project with his fans, adding “I was just really excited to get it out. I was so ready to give it to everybody because I had worked so hard on it." (Audacy)

During a recent appearance on Theo Von’s This Past Weekend podcast, Lainey Wilson humorously recalled when HARDY treated her and her crew to a strip club visit in Huntsville, Alabama, as an end-of-tour gift during their 2023 Fall tour together. HARDY handed her 100 one-dollar bills with a “Have fun” send-off, although they missed the infamous “biscuits and gravy night” at the club. “They were like, ‘Y'all gotta come back for biscuits and gravy night,’” Wilson recalled, before adding, “And I thought, ‘That's nice’, you know, sit around eating some biscuits and gravy. No, they're rolling around in the gravy, and people are throwing the biscuits.” In addition to the strip club story, Wilson showed the host her custom engagement ring from fiancé Devlin ‘Duck’ Hodges, while promoting the recent release of the deluxe edition of Whirlwind and also revealing that she’s already working on her next album. (Holler)

Country troubadour Sheyna Gee releases her most vulnerable and striking single to date, “Clean," out everywhere now. Known for her unapologetic storytelling and gritty authenticity, Gee strips back the bravado to deliver a deeply personal ballad about redemption, resilience, and reclaiming one's self.

Riley Green is currently riding high with his Billboard Country Airplay No. 1 hit, "Worst Way," but the 36-year-old country star admits in a new interview with CMT that writing love songs is outside his comfort zone. "It's not really my thing," Green says of making romantic ballads, though the chart success of his current single might cause him to change his mind. "I'm afraid I'm going to have to write more love songs now," Green says with a smile. "Now I think I'm stuck. I think I’m going to have to have at least one of those on every record." Green’s romantic hit has sparked possible dating rumors involving Megan Moroney and Ella Langley, whom he collaborated with on the chart-topping, multiple award-winning 2024 hit, “You Look Like You Love Me,” though all parties involved deny any romantic links between the country stars. (Taste of Country)

Braxton Keith abruptly ended his concert Friday night (August 22) in Ardmore, Oklahoma, after fans repeatedly threw beer into the crowd. The 25-year-old country singer criticized their poor behavior and walked off stage mid-show. "I know that most of y’all are behaving yourselves tonight," he said in the fan shot TikTok video. "But there’s a bunch of people up here that are having a good time, and then there’s a bunch of beer-throwing. Listen, I don’t come to any of y’all’s jobs and do anything like that to y’all. So until y’all can learn some concert etiquette, my name is Braxton Keith. Thank y’all for coming out tonight." This incident echoes a similar moment in April when Keith paused a performance after beer cans were thrown on stage, nearly hitting him and his bandmates. Keith released his latest single, "Baby You Do," in July, and continues his This Ain't My First Tour across the U.S. throughout the fall, wrapping up in December in Las Vegas. (People)

On Tuesday (August 26), Thomas Rhett and his wife Lauren announced that they are expecting their fifth child in a heartfelt Instagram video where Thomas Rhett sings a modified version of his Country Airplay No. 1 hit, “Life Changes,” to reveal the news. The couple celebrate the announcement with ultrasound photos of their baby, who will join the family alongside their four daughters – 9-year-old Willa Gray, 8-year-old Ada James, 5-year-old Lennon Love, and 3-year-old Lillie Carolina. “Here we go again!” Rhett excitedly captioned his post, while adding, “We’ve got some really excited big sisters in our house.” The baby reveal coincides with Rhett’s recent professional success, as his new single, “After All the Bars Are Closed” tops Billboard’s Country Airplay chart for a third week, following a memorable sold-out Fenway Park show in July as part of his ongoing Better in Boots Tour, which encompasses the country superstar’s decorated career marked by 21 No. 1 hits, an ACM Entertainer of the Year award, and five Grammy nominations. (Billboard)

Morgan Wallen was fined $15,705 after his concert on Friday night (August 22) at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, exceeded the city’s strict 11:30 p.m. curfew. The country superstar began his final song at 11:44 p.m., breaking curfew by over 15 minutes, with the total fine amounting to 25 cents per attendee. A Foxborough spokesperson released the following statement regarding the incident: “The Morgan Wallen concert on Friday night is being fined for exceeding the curfew and his team is aware of this.” The show, which took place at the home stadium of the New England Patriots, featured surprise guests like former Patriots player Rob Gronkowski and their head coach, Mike Vrabel. Wallen’s curfew violation wasn’t the largest fine at Gillette, as Bruce Springsteen was fined more than $22,000 in 2016 for a similar breach. Wallen remains on tour supporting his No. 1 album, I’m the Problem, with upcoming Canadian dates in Toronto and Edmonton at the start of September. (Billboard)

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Old Dominion returned with their sixth studio album, Barbara, a 13-track collection that blends their signature contemporary country sound with fresh, deeply personal songs. The Nashville band said of their new project, “This is the most united we’ve been as a band, from the writing and recording to how we feel about the final product. We are so excited to finally share it with you!” In a new interview with Rob + Holly on the Friday Night Takeover, the band discussed the album’s creation, the meaning behind its title, and reflected on their creative journey, including the biggest hits and misses of their award-winning career. Lead singer Matthew Ramsey said that the songwriting process remains “an interesting challenge, and it's mystifying to us still. We're enamored by it." Though Ramsey admits that some songs “come out of nowhere, and they just fall out, and you don't really know how you did it. Those are typically the biggest songs." (Audacy)

X GRAMMY nominee and multi-Platinum artist Colbie Caillat is set to release “Kinda Single,” her fifth advance track from the highly anticipated duets album This Time Around. The new single, featuring GRAMMY-nominated and multi-Platinum country hitmaker Lee Brice, drops Friday, August 29 ahead of the album’s September 26 release via Blue Jean Baby Records. 

Blake Shelton took to social media to announce that he will be returning to Las Vegas for an eight-night residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in January 2026. These newly announced dates – January 15, 18, 21, 23, 24, 28, 30, 31 – follow the country superstar’s successful six-show run at the same venue back in February 2025. "We had so much fun earlier this year, I figured—why not do it again,” Shelton, 49, said in a press release. "This time we’re gonna do it more country, with more cocktails, and probably make a few more questionable decisions. Let’s go, Vegas." A variety of ticket presales begin on Friday (August 22), with general on-sales starting on Thursday (August 28), with fans having the opportunity to purchase the VIP "Pour Me a Drink" package, which includes an exclusive entrance, two complimentary drinks, and a custom ‘Ole Red Walk In Stumble Out’ foam trucker hat. (People)

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Rooted in vulnerability and strength, Allie Colleen has a style that blends life’s highs and lows into a sound that feels both timeless and fresh. Her songwriting has earned widespread respect, matched only by the soul-stirring power of her voice. She is all tacked up as she prepares to release her current single, "Back In The Saddle" to which Allie reflects, “Sonically, I don’t know anything that sounds like this one with cool tonal effects on an acoustic entrance, trance-like melody leading to an explosive chorus that will have listeners ready to take on whatever endeavor lies ahead.” The new release was co-written by Allie Colleen, Lane Rose and Dom Martinez with production by ProdbyDom in Nashville. “Back In The Saddle” is available now. “I know that I say I love every song, but damn, I @^#%!#$ love this song. I got to write with my best friend, Lane, on this one for the first time, along with my long-time friend, Dom, who my audience is all too familiar with from the release of “Tattoos.” Man, did we cook on this one? For anyone out there looking to take on their desires — whatever they may be — I hope this one makes you want to put your boots on and get your hands dirty. I hope it inspires you to get exactly what you want. No apologies. Personally, just know your girl is back in the saddle, baby!!” expressed Allie Colleen.”  With heartfelt reflection, Lane Rose offered, “Working with Allie is effortless. She makes you believe every lyric and is always thinking five steps ahead. Her songwriting is honest and bold, always pushing the song to deeper places. Collaborating with her on this track was one of the most inspiring sessions I’ve been a part of.”“Don’t know how we got here, like something on the wind, perfume trail leather ladigo  Nude in the moonlight, veins full of moonshine, wrapped in cotton calico Something unfamiliar in taste on your lipsThe lining is silver you got me chasing it Back in the saddle Talking greener pastures, something a little faster Talking hard to handle 16 Hand Devil Got me a new horse to break Talking bout a wild one, loyal to the ground oneOne I kinda hope that I can’t tameI’m back in the saddleHe’s dangerous like an outlawSomething dark and wanted, a Colorado Cassidy24 karat bit, Bootcut with the forces, Desperado calling meSomething unfamiliar in brandings on your skinThe lining is silverYou got me chasing it …”2025 Tour Dates 08-23-25 - Eddie’s Attic - Decatur, GA w/ Angie K 08-26-25 - Friends - Nashville, TN 09-02-25 - Friends - Nashville, TN 09-04-25 - Wild Goose - Denver, CO 09-09-25 - Friends - Nashville, TN 09-27-25 - Hastings Farm Fest - Springfield, OH 09-28-25 - Hastings Farm Fest - Springfield, OH w/ Craig Morgan 09-30-25 - Appalachian Sessions - Knoxville, TN 10-27-25 to 11-1-25 - Country Cruising  11-15-25 - Field Of Dreamz Country Classic Music Festival -Port Charlotte, FL - w/ Gavin Adcock11-23-25 -  The Vanguard - Tulsa, OK 11-26-25 - Private Party - Owasso, OK More dates coming soon…

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Morgan Wallen surprised fans during the first show of his two-night I’m the Problem tour stop in Cleveland on Friday (August 15) by walking out alongside Kid Rock, who wore a fur coat emblazoned with "Cowboy." The moment, set to Rock’s 1999 hit "Cowboy," was shared on Wallen’s Instagram and highlighted their backstage camaraderie before they greeted the crowd together. Wallen fittingly captioned his post, “Cowboy, baby.” This appearance continues Wallen’s tradition of featuring celebrity guests during his concert walk-outs, following past memorable moments with Drake, Travis Kelce, Troy Aikman, David Spade, Peyton Manning, and Tom Brady. The two musicians have a connection dating back to Wallen co-writing “Still Somethin’” with Mitchell Tenpenny on Kid Rock’s 2022 album, with the country superstar also sporting a Kid Rock t-shirt during his Houston show in June. Wallen’s chart-topping record, I’m the Problem, continues its chart dominance by notching its 11th week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. (Billboard)

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On Wednesday (August 13), Rascal Flatts announced the details of new 2026 U.S. dates for their Life Is a Highway Tour. The 22-date jaunt stretches from January 15 to February 28, and hits cities throughout the country, including St. Louis, Nashville, Chicago, Tampa, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo, with Lauren Alaina and Chris Lane supporting all shows. The tour celebrates the 25th anniversary of the legendary country trio, and follows their collaborative album, Life Is a Highway: Refueled Duets, which featured reimagined new versions of their songs with the help of contemporary acts like Backstreet Boys, the Jonas Brothers, and more. Tickets for the newly announced shows go on sale starting August 15, featuring VIP packages with exclusive perks. Originally planning to retire in 2020, Rascal Flatts reunited for this extended tour, marking their first major run of shows in more than five years. (Consequence of Sound)

Kenny Chesney has revealed that he has just finished the final edit of his first book, Heart Life Music, which is set for release on November 4 via William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. Rather than a traditional autobiography, the book offers a vivid collection of personal snapshots and reflections spanning his journey since moving to Nashville in 1991, capturing the spirit and stories behind his music and life. “I really wanted to send a love letter to all the places and characters along the way that made this journey such an incredible ride,” Chesney says of the book. “When I look back, I can’t believe the people I’ve met, the stories I’ve heard and the music I’ve been able to hear from songwriters, other artists, as well as all the songs I’ve been fortunate enough to cut. And now, finally, my co-writer Holly Gleason and I can exhale - knowing the book truly is done.” (Holler)

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On Monday (August 11), Ella Langley took to social media to announce that she is canceling seven upcoming shows – including two supporting slots on Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem Tour, and three opening dates on Riley Green’s Damn Country Music Tour – due to fatigue and illness. “I’m sad to be posting this. The past several weeks have been tough.” Langley wrote. “I’ve been fighting sickness and feeling more run down than ever. After a lot of thought, I’ve made the hard decision to take a couple of weeks to rest and focus on my health — mind, body and heart. I want to be fully present for all the moments ahead, and I know I can’t do that without first taking care of myself.” The five-time ACM Award-winner thanked fans for understanding, while sharing that she plans to return to the road in September, which includes headlining dates on The Still Hungover Tour as well as additional shows with Wallen. Gavin Adcock will fill in at Wallen’s Cleveland shows, while replacements have yet to be announced for the other dates. (Billboard)

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Thomas Rhett claims his 21st career No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart with “After All the Bars Are Closed,” which climbed two places to reach the top spot this week. Rhett co-wrote the track with Julian Bunetta, John Byron, Jaxson Free, and Jacob Kasher, with the country superstar also co-producing it alongside Bunetta and Dann Huff. The song is the second single from his album, About a Woman, which debuted at No. 10 on the Top Country Albums chart last September. It follows the project’s lead single, “Beautiful as You,” which hit No. 2 in November. Rhett has now tied Keith Urban for the eighth-most Country Airplay No. 1s, with Kenny Chesney leading the way with 32 chart-toppers. Meanwhile, Jelly Roll secures his eighth consecutive Top 10 hit with “Heart of Stone,” which climbs two spots to reach No. 10. Jelly’s previous seven releases all hit No. 1 on Country Airplay, including “Liar,” which dominated for six weeks beginning in February. (Billboard)

Country music star Cole Swindell and his wife, Courtney Little Swindell, joyfully welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Rainey Gail Swindell, on Thursday (August 7). The couple, who announced their pregnancy in March and married in June 2024, shared the news on Instagram with a photo of their adorable baby dressed in a white onesie along with the caption, “Rainey Gail Swindell  8.7.25 our greatest blessing.” The baby’s name is a tribute to her father, whose middle name is Rainey. In an accompanying Instagram Story, Courtney celebrated Cole’s loving support and dedication as a new father, capturing a tender moment of him with their newborn. Earlier this year, Cole released a special remixed version of his Billboard Country Airplay Top 10 hit, “Forever to Me,” along with a video featuring footage from their wedding, highlighting the couple’s joyful journey into marriage and parenthood. (Billboard)

LOCASH celebrated their recent multi-week radio number one hit, "Hometown Home," at an event on the BMI rooftop. The song spent two weeks at the top of the charts earlier this year. The celebration, hosted by BMI and ASCAP, featured speeches from industry partners praising the duo's hard work and dedication. The event also included a special donation to LOCASH's "I Love This Life Fund" from sponsor Studio Bank. During the event, the writers and producers shared their gratitude for the opportunity to be part of the successful single. LOCASH closed out the night with a performance of "Hometown Home" and their hit "I Love This Life," alongside the song's collaborators. The number one achievement marks the first single and first chart-topping hit for LOCASH's own Galaxy Label Group. (Music Row)

Kane Brown is set to make a guest appearance on the series premiere of ABC's 9-1-1: Nashville, airing on October 9th. The musician shared a sneak peek of his upcoming TV shoot on his Instagram Story, teasing that his role "proves heroic in a major storyline." Brown's previous television credits include a 2023 episode of Fire Country and appearances on Barmageddon with Blake Shelton. The Nashville-based spinoff of the 9-1-1 franchise will feature series regulars Chris O'Donnell, Jessica Capshaw, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, LeAnn Rimes, and others. Brown's scene, which is set during a concert performance, is scheduled to be filmed on August 7th in Nashville. (Billboard)

Hot off the viral success of her top-shelf single “Back To Jack,” international country-pop sensation Twinnie returns in fine form with her latest release, “Giddy Up,” available now on all streaming platforms.Written by Twinnie, Autumn Marie Buysse, and Nicole Alexis, “Giddy Up” is a fierce, feel-good track that blends unapologetic swagger with irresistible melodies. Equal parts breakup anthem and dance floor invitation, the song delivers playful lyrics, punchy hooks, and just the right amount of yeehaw.With a wink and a strut, Twinnie embodies a sexy sultriness infused with a self-assured attitude. Lyrics like “Take my hand and spin me / Show all your exes that you’re with me” add a flirtatious spark and a playful nod to past baggage, flipping the script on romantic rivalry and turning the dance floor into a declaration of power.“This song is about rising from the ashes of heartbreak and reclaiming your joy,” Twinnie explains. “It’s cheeky, bold, and meant to make you feel unstoppable; like you could take on the world in heels and a Stetson.”The single, already viral on social media, follows a string of major career milestones for the British-born artist, including her recent U.S. arena debut in Las Vegas and standout performances at England's iconic Glastonbury Festival. Fort Nash recently named the international superstar among the "Six Women That Deserve to Be Played on Country Radio." In addition, Twinnie will be featured in an upcoming BBC documentary alongside Dolly Parton, Lainey Wilson, and Chris Stapleton.Time to saddle up...Twinnie is just getting started!

Despite her busy schedule as an opener for Morgan Wallen's "I'm the Problem Tour," Miranda Lambert has found a way to carve out quality time with her husband, Brendan McLoughlin. "I've been learning to play golf this year," Lambert tells Country Living. She explains that her husband's love for the sport has provided "a really fun way for us to spend time together." The couple has been able to enjoy golfing at various courses during her tour stops, with Lambert noting, "We've found time to escape between shows and go to different courses in the cities we're in. It's been a nice way to carve out time together when life is on the go." (Taste Of Country)

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