Country Daypop Archives

Caroline Jones has debuted her new song, “Gulf Coast Girl,” which features Kenny Chesney, Jimmy Buffett, Lukas Nelson and Mac McAnally (aka The Pelicanaires).  The song was co-written by Buffett and McAnally for Jones. In addition, the

The Country Music Hall of Fame shared photos and detailed from Kacey Musgraves’ new exhibit, which officially opened on July 2 and runs through June 7, 2020. Kacey Musgraves: All of the Colors explores the musical and

Brett Eldredge will celebrate the Fourth of July with thousands in Nashville.  Eldredge and Dylan Scott are just a few of the artists who will perform at Nashville’s Fourth of July celebration, “Let Freedom Sing,” which is

Kenny Chesney’s next single, “Tip of My Tongue,” is coming on July 12, which he co-wrote with pop star Ed Sheeran. According to a press release, Chesney’s frequent collaborator Ross Copperman — also a co-writer on the

Lee Brice scored his sixth No. 1 single as “Rumor” hit the top spot on both the Mediabase chart and Billboard Country Airplay chart this week. Brice co-wrote the single along with Ashley Gorley and Kyle Jacobs.

Runaway June’s sophomore album, ‘Blue Roses’ is the follow-up to the trio’s self-titled debut EP, which was released last September.  It features Runaway June’s current single, “Buy My Own Drinks.” The song is the first country top

Luke Bryan is teasing his upcoming seventh studio album with the release of his new single, “Knockin’ Boots,” which is currently No. 14 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart after 13 weeks. Bryan co-wrote the song along

Alan Jackson is celebrating 30 years in the industry. Back in 1985, Jackson singed his first major-label record deal with Arista Nashville on June 26, 1989. Eight months later, Alan released his debut album, Here in the

Dierks Bentley broke his hand after a mountain biking accident that happened during a touring break. The accident took place in Colorado, where Bentley was spending a few days off with family. Bentley shared that he broke

Filmmaker Ken Burns’ 16-hour Country Music documentary will premiere on PBS on September 15. In anticipation of the film, PBS will air its all-star concert, Country Music: Live at the Ryman, on September 8. Recorded at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium