Before her debut album arrives, Stella Lefty is already at the center of a heated debate over privilege, authenticity and who gets to belong in country music.

Ana Cristina Cash is giving the country classic “How Do I Live” a bilingual new chapter, connecting its 1990s legacy with her Cuban American roots.

Riley Green joined comedian Theo Von earlier this month for an episode of “This Past Weekend,” but the nearly two-hour conversation left some fans wondering whether Green was joking, annoyed or simply ready to go home.

With the July 10 release of “Bratmobile,” Ashton transforms one of country music’s most familiar subjects, a pickup truck, into an invitation to the loud, rebellious world she is building for her next chapter.

Waylon Wyatt’s debut album arrived today under circumstances few artists would expect on one of the biggest days of their career. The 19-year-old country singer revealed that he had been hospitalized and diagnosed with sepsis as “Dustpiles,” his first full-length project, was released. Wyatt shared the update from a hospital bed on social media while holding up a copy of the album.

Charley Crockett is doubling down after removing the “Satanic” group Twin Temple from his ongoing tour last week.

Brooks announced the Blame It All On My Roots Tour with a video revisiting the enclosed drum pod that became a centerpiece of his massive 1990s productions. Between glimpses of the pod, the announcement flashes back to an era when Brooks ran, climbed, swung and occasionally flew his way through country music concerts.

One of the most wholesome moments to come out of ACM Awards weekend had nothing to do with performances or awards. Instead, it came from 7 year old Ella Fauver, interviewing some of country music’s biggest names on the carpet.

Country music star Ella Langley came to win at last night’s annual ACM Awards in Las Vegas. After taking home five awards last year, the Alabama-born hitmaker snagged a total of seven trophies yesterday, breaking the previous record of six wins in one year, held by Garth Brooks, Faith Hill and Chris Stapleton.

From emotional speeches and surprise wins to standout performances and big surprises, the night delivered plenty for country music fans to talk about. In case you missed it, here are some of the highest highs, lowest lows, and most unexpected moments from one of country music’s most important nights.

Middle of Nowhere, released May 1, gives listeners a collection of 13 songs that explore Musgraves’ growth through independence and escape. If you haven’t yet heard these tracks, then your new homework is to dedicate 44 minutes of your week to giving them a listen. After experiencing the album in its entirety, here is a ranking of the songs one by one, so feel free to read below as you listen!

The country breakout star just officially became the first female country singer in history to simultaneously hold the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on the Billboard Hot 100, marking one of the biggest milestones country music has seen in recent years.

Country star Riley Green has joined the elite roster of coaches on The Voice, the first country singer added to the team since Reba McEntire’s departure in 2025. Green will be joining an elite roster of coaches for season 30 of The Voice this fall. Producers recently revealed this year’s coaching lineup, which also includes Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine.

This week marks a big moment for rising country music star Ella Langley, as she not only celebrated her 27th birthday on May 3, but is also set to kick off her first-ever headlining arena tour on May 7. Amid what was likely an insanely hectic week, Langley marked the occasion with an Instagram photo dump captioned, “27 years on this earth, thank you Jesus.” The post offered a personal look into her world, from quiet moments like a video cuddling her dog, Crue, and a photo of

Country star Lainey Wilson shares an honest look at her mental health, identity, and personal growth as she approaches a major milestone in her career.

The 2026 AMA Awards are full of music's biggest stars, and every year, country is taking over more of the major categories.

Country Music just got a new festival on the beaches of Cabo. Country Splash is a festival unlike any other, filled with star-studded performances.

The Listening Room Cafe marked its 20th Anniversary with a sold-out, once-in-a-generation celebration at the historic Ryman Auditorium - a full-circle moment for the venue that has spent two decades championing the song and the songwriter.

The lineup for CMA Fest 2026 is packed with country music’s biggest stars, including Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson, Blake Shelton, and more. The four-day festival will take over the streets of downtown Nashville this summer.

Sales vs. Awards: Why some of country music’s chart-toppers still walk away empty-handed at major award shows.