Thomas Rhett will be staying busy this spring and summer on his headlining Center Point Road Tour, which takes its name from TRâs 2019 album. The 26-date tour will kick off with back-to-back shows in Gilford, N.H., on May 29 and 30, making additional stops in Cincinnati, Boise, St. Louis, Philadelphia and more. Cole SwindellâŠâŠ MORE
Fresh off of his single âLove You Too Lateâ topping the charts last week, Cole Swindell has announced a new tour for 2020. Coleâs 14-date Down to Earth Tour will kick off on March 5 in Toledo, Ohio, with additional stops in New Orleans, Kansas City, Louisville and more. Hardy and Trea Landon will serveâŠâŠ MORE
Michael Hardy, known professionally as Hardy, announced that his new album, Hixtape Vol. 1, features 17 guest artists, including Keith Urban, Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch, Lauren Alaina, Tracy Lawrence, Trace Adkins and more. âThe more we kept asking people and taking chances . . . people kept saying âyesâ and it just became this reallyâŠâŠ MORE
Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins raise a little hell in the new video for âHell Right.â The longtime friends enjoy a few adult beverages at a field party, complete with a bit of rodeo work, noodling and exploding fruit. Blakeâs new single, which features vocals from Trace, was penned by David Garcia, Brett Tyler andâŠâŠ MORE
Over the last couple of years, Michael Hardy, known professionally as Hardy, has earned a rep as one of Nashvilleâs hottest songwriters. The Mississippi native has co-penned recent No. 1 singles âGodâs Countryâ (Blake Shelton), âSimpleâ (Florida Georgia Line) and âUp Downâ (Morgan Wallen). Hardy also had a hand in writing FGLâs âTalk You OutâŠâŠ MORE
Michael Hardy, known professionally as Hardy, is climbing the charts with his debut single, âRednecker,â which is currently No. 28 on Billboardâs Country Airplay chart. Before his success as a singer, Hardy earned a rep as one of Nashvilleâs hottest songwriters, having co-penned recent No. 1 singles âGodâs Countryâ (Blake Shelton), âSimpleâ (Florida Georgia Line)âŠâŠ MORE
Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line and their Canât Say I Ainât Country Tour cohortsâDan + Shay, Morgan Wallen, Canaan Smith and Hardyâtook a slight detour before their concert in Southaven, Miss., on June 15. The troupe stopped by St. Jude Childrenâs Research Hospital in Memphis (about 20 minutes from Southaven) toâŠâŠ MORE
Florida Georgia Line has headlined a handful of monster-sized tours over the last half-decade, including Hereâs to the Good Times Tour (2013â14), Anything Goes Tour (2015), Dig Your Roots Tour (2016) and Smooth Tour (2017). After more than 220 headlining dates over the course of the aforementioned tours, FGLâs Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley haveâŠâŠ MORE
Florida Georgia Line will embark on a 36-city Canât Say I Ainât Country Tour this summer. The tour takes its moniker from the duoâs upcoming fourth studio album, which is slated to drop on Feb. 15. Kicking off on June 12 in Rogers, Ark., the tour will make additional stops in Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta,âŠâŠ MORE
