Kenny Chesney is going direct to the fans with “Remember Me That Way,” the intimate live performance video for the second single from Silver Sands Marina. It lands in the inboxes of No Shoes Nation on Nov. 11, before anyone else gets to see it. In a world of biggest reach and most possible views, […]
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The Country Music Association (CMA) gathered at the esteemed Rotunda in the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum today to reveal the 2025 class of inductees: Tony Brown, June Carter Cash, and Kenny Chesney. These three honorees represent different facets of country music history, each leaving an undeniable mark on the genre. The Inductees
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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
