COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS

All Country News was live in Nashville with boots on the ground  for the 59th Annual CMA Awards, where country music’s biggest stars gathered for a night of celebration, surprises, and historic wins. Women dominated the nominations this year, with Ella Langley, Lainey Wilson, and Megan Moroney  each earning six nods. First-time CMA nominees Post Malone, Stephen Wilson Jr., and Tucker Wetmore  also made a splash. When the winners were announced, it was clear the night belonged

EMPIRE Nashville is growing in a big way. The independent record label, publisher, and distributor founded by Ghazi in 2010, has announced two exciting new hires who will help shape the next chapter of its Nashville presence. Bri Small  steps in as Vice President of Digital, while Zak Waters  steps in as Director of A&R where they will both bring fresh energy and major experience to the team.    L: Bri Small (Photo Credit: David Bradley) R:  Zak Waters (Photo Credit: Zak Cas

Tucker Wetmore is keeping the momentum rolling with the release of his brand-new music video for “Brunette”, and it’s easily his most cinematic moment yet. Filmed at the historic Bonanza Creek Ranch in Santa Fe, the Wild West–inspired visual casts Wetmore as a small-town sheriff chasing down a mysterious brunette outlaw. The video features Bachelor Nation favorites Hannah Godwin and Joey Graziadei, adding even more firepower to the storyline as Wetmore follows a “WANTED: Ali

Waylon Wyatt Sells Out Back-To-Back Nights in Los Angeles, CA