After a show in Orlando yesterday (Nov. 1), Dierks Bentley traveled through the night so he could make it back to Nashville to perform bright and early on Good Morning America (Nov. 2). As he prepared to perform for the crowd, Dierks got a nice little surprise: he was informed that he won the CMAâŠ
Dierks Bentley and Elle Kingâs collaborative âDifferent for Girlsâ was announced as the winner of the CMA Award for Musical Event of the Year on Good Morning America this morning (Nov. 2) from Nashvilleâs Bridgestone Arena, the site of tonightâs 50th annual CMA Awards. âDifferent for Girlsâ reached No. 1 on the Mediabase chart andâŠ
Hot on the heels of back-to-back No. 1 singles âSomewhere on a Beachâ and âDifferent for Girls,â Dierks Bentley released a new single, âBlack,â today (Oct. 31). Co-penned by Dierks, Ross Copperman and Ashley Gorley, âBlackâ is the title track to Dierksâ eighth studio album, which was released in May 2016. âWhen I started thinkingâŠ
In the lead-up to the CMA Awards on Nov. 2, Nash Country Daily will be conducting its own election to let youâthe readersâdecide who should win each of the 12 categories at this yearâs show. Weâre taking politics out of the equation and letting the popular vote speak for itself. The good news is thereâŠ
Dierks Bentley and his âDifferent for Girlsâ duet partner, Elle King, became part of CBS This Morningâs Something in Common video series Wednesday morning (Oct. 26). The series brings together two people, who share a bond, for an intimate conversation. In the series, Dierks and the âExâs & Ohâsâ singer take CBS This Morning alongâŠ
In the lead-up to the CMA Awards on Nov. 2, Nash Country Daily will be conducting its own election to let youâthe readersâdecide who should win each of the 12 categories at this yearâs show. Weâre taking politics out of the equation and letting the popular vote speak for itself. The good news is thereâŠ
In the lead-up to the CMA Awards on Nov. 2, Nash Country Daily will be conducting its own election to let youâthe readersâdecide who should win each of the 12 categories at this yearâs show. Weâre taking politics out of the equation and letting the popular vote speak for itself. The good news is thereâŠ
Dierks Bentley, Eric Church, Maren Morris, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban are the first round of performers to be announced today (Oct. 10) for the 50th annual CMA Awards Show on Nov. 2. The golden-anniversary show will be hosted by Brad and Carrie live from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. Carrie garnered aâŠ
Last night (Oct. 5), Thomas Rhettâs inaugural charity concert eventâaptly named Thomas Rhett & Friendsâraised more than $250,000 for 147 Million Orphans, an organization that provides food, water, medicine, shelter and education to children in need. The event took place at Nashvilleâs The Old School, a nine-acre retreat that houses a restaurant, bar and live-musicâŠ
Fresh off of his No. 1 hit âItâs Different for Girlsâ in September, Dierks Bentley announced his new What the Hell World Tour today (Oct. 3). Dierksâ tour will kick off in Dayton, Ohio, on Jan. 19, 2017, with friends Jon Pardi and Cole Swindell opening the show. âComing off the electricity and emotion ofâŠ
On Wednesday (April 30), Eric Church announced the dates and details of his 2025 Free The Machine Tour of North America. The 22-date arena tour starts in Pittsburgh on September 12 and finishes in Los Angeles on November 15, hitting cities like Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, and Seattle along the way. Church will be joined byâŠ
Prior to being honored during Varietyâs Power of Women: Nashville event, Jessi Alexander spoke with the publication about her journey from fledgling artist to blockbuster country songwriter. Alexander broke gender stereotypes in the Music Row writersâ rooms by penning chart-topping hits like Lee Briceâs âI Drive Your Truck,â Miranda Lambertâs âThings That Break,â Blake SheltonâsâŠ
Nashville-based label Big Loud, home to Morgan Wallen, has reportedly sold a minority stake in the country superstarâs master recordings to Chord Music Partners for over $200 million. The deal is for a minority holding in Wallenâs first three studio albums, which includes his blockbuster 2023 double album, One Thing at a Time. The dealâŠ
The 2025 ACM Awards will begin with a 12-minute music showcase honoring ACM Award-winning Songs of the Year over six decades. The segment will feature Clint Black, Dan + Shay, Wynonna Judd, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, and Sugarland, and will likely include hit songs like âTequila,â âWhy Not Me,â âBlue,â and âStayâ in the medley.âŠ
Chase McDaniel believes that listening to music in real-time can have a significant impact on listeners, rather than letting an algorithm choose what they hear. The new country artist recalls three life-changing moments heâs had while hearing songs on country radio, and McDaniel hopes his first radio single, âBurned Down Heaven,â has a similar effectâŠ