As the curtain rises on a new year, country music aficionados can rejoice as Kenny Chesney, the songwriter/superstar hailing from East Tennessee, makes a triumphant return to the spotlight. Known for his unparalleled passion for music, Chesney has not only announced a series of 23 stadium shows for 2024 but is also gearing up for […]
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Every country music fan knows Shenandoah and many artists frequently cover their music. Needless to say, they’ve made their mark on country music over the years. I sat down with Marty Raybon and Mike McGuire in Nashville and they discussed their tour, latest album, and potential future music. 35th Anniversary Tour It’s incredibly difficult to
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Who is Minnie Murphy? When I sat down with Minnie Murphy to discuss her new single, I was greeted by her son lively tapping away on an electronic keyboard. This about sums up Murphy and her family. “I come from a musical family, my dad plays guitar, my mom plays piano, my sisters sing, I
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In 2018, Johnny Dailey and his family all moved to Nashville, Tennessee. Of course, Nashville is not only a huge city, but the biggest country music scene in the world. Dailey confesses that “It was hard moving away from Alabama because I had spent my whole life there. But my family has been really supportive
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Country Radio Hall of Fame Ceremony The Country Radio Broadcasters have announced the Class of 2021 Country Radio Hall of Fame inductees. The inductees are made up of on-air and off-air personalities. The Country Radio Hall of Fame Induction and Dinner will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021, at the Westin Nashville. Tickets will
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With hopes set on becoming a professional baseball player, Curtis Grimes gave up swinging for singing after finding a love for the guitar his freshmen year of college. “I kind of skipped the beginners’ phase. I just looked online where to put your fingers and (went) for it,” he commented. In 2006, the Texas native
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At 16 years old, Conner Sweet began songwriting and playing music at local Honky Tonk Bars in Nashville, Tennessee. 7 years prior, Sweet picked up his first guitar igniting his passion for music which would take him to become a professional singer and songwriter. “[Music] was all around me. My granddaddy played Hawaiian Steel at
