Touring is where artists make their money these days and just about all of 'em hit the road in a big way this year. There are a handful of country tours that straight up blew us away, however, and we've got a year-end Top Five.
"Don't rock the jukebox," Alan Jackson once appealed. And judging by a new report from the digital jukebox company TouchTunes, music fans are doing a pretty good job of respecting that request.
Eric Church performed a new song at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville named "Why Not Me" which he wrote to honor the victims of the Route 91 Harvest Festival.
Talk about a lot of music. Eric Church will release more than 100 live recordings between now and the end of the year as part of 61 Days In Church, a compilation of songs recorded during his record-breaking 2017 Holdin' My Own Tour that wrapped in May.
Thomas Rhett and Kelsea Ballerini will host CMA Fest on ABC later this month and the two are sharing some insight on what fans can expect in a new video from the CMA.
Parenting, ticket scalping, the creative process and what's next. Eric Church talks about it all in a new interview with Billboard. Here are five of the biggest takeaways.
When the world got word in 2014 that Garth Brooks was coming out of retirement and would begin touring again, some wondered how successful he could be. Yes, he was a global superstar in the '90s, but that was then. What about now?
The groundwork is being laid for this summer's television special surrounding the 2017 CMA Music Festival and things are going to be a little different from past years.
