Amanda Kate grew up singing in church and started a group with two other girls when she was just a teenager. The “Wildflower” trio had been singing together since they were thirteen and received a lot of attention for their voices and tight harmonies. After spending time touring and performing, they eventually decided that they […]
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At Country Evolution, we love to feature artists that stand up for what they believe in and inspire others. Liddy Clark wrote a song titled “Shot Down (Stand Up)” a few months after the Parkland shootings in Florida. Because Clark grew up in the area, it affected her greatly. The shooting happened during her freshman
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Like many of her fellow singer-songwriters, Kendal Conrad has always wanted to sing professionally. The twenty-eight-year-old can’t recall a time when she wasn’t singing and even dreamed of being on stage as a child. “When my mom and I would clean out the attic,” she recalled, ”I’d find things from when I was in elementary
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If you want to put yourself in a good mood, listen to Shari Rowe’s Night Like This EP. This five-song EP, released in August, is filled with songs that will make you reminisce and have a good time. Rowe’s Path to Country Music Rowe grew up in an outdoorsy family in Arizona, which is reflected
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Do you ever wish you could go back and give advice to your younger self? Newcomer Hayden Joseph’s new single “Different” does just that. This song has a powerful message that will resonate with many people in myriad ways. From Business to Music Hayden’s path to country music isn’t a typical one. He was always
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We got the scoop on New York artist, Carolyn Miller, including information about her new single, how she got started in country music, and what it was like opening for Ashley McBryde. 1. How did you get started as an artist? I actually went to the Boston Conservatory at Berklee College of Music and received
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Many artists dream of being on stage for as long as they can remember. This is not the case for Indiana native, John Riggins; his journey began in a unique way. We recently sat down with him to hear his story. Riggins fell in love with performing in his early thirties when he sang karaoke
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Country singer Jeremy Parsons recently released a video for his song, “Making Things up As I Go” and it’s guaranteed to entertain you! In a press release, Parsons said, “I hope this video makes you laugh and smile as much as we all did when we were making it.” Parsons partnered with longtime friend, P.J.
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CMA Fest, the Music Event of Summer, brings the hottest music acts together on one stage for three full hours of epic collaborations and must-see performances Sunday, Aug. 4 at 8/7c on the ABC Television Network. The CMA Fest TV special, hosted by Thomas Rhett and Kelsea Ballerini with special guest host Bobby Bones, brings the Ultimate Country Music
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“Bluegrass Queen” Rhonda Vincent just released her latest single “Like I Could,” which was written by Grand Ole Opry country music star Jeannie Seely, along with Erin Enderlin and Bobby Tomberlin. They created the song when Seely agreed to schedule a writing session. Vincent explained, “It was pretty special because Jeannie Seely wrote the song.
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