This week's crop of new songs features two sterling collaborations: the first, between Americana music darling Sierra Ferrell ...

A concert on Sept. 19 will mark the first fully ticketed show at Centennial Plaza in Canton. The artist recently performed at ...

Currently amid a massive stadium tour with Jelly Roll, Post Malone talks recording with Nashville greats and what fans can expect next.

The official start of the summer season is just around the corner, and nothing goes together quite as well as country music ...

“It’s just super fun, upbeat, and the lyrics are so real,” she said. “I like having a really fun time showing my personality in my lyrics, and this song is the perfect one that sums it up.

Some songs will have listeners tapping their feet and grooving to the upbeat instrumentation until they listen to the lyrics a little more closely. The dark country songs below fit that mold.

Chesnutt released “Bubba Shot the Jukebox” as the third single from his sophomore album Longnecks & Short Stories in 1992, and it peaked at No. 4 on the country chart. It’s an upbeat song ...

The Happiest Songs in Country Music There are plenty of happy, upbeat, feel-good songs in country music. From party songs to songs about just getting together with friends and loved ones ...

topping the Hot Country Songs chart for several weeks. The song captures the old-time honky-tonk vibe, including an infectious melody and upbeat instrumentation. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of ...

This one's a more upbeat, bluesy honky tonk track that ... The piano and talkbox add a few extra yeehaw layers to the song as well. Typically, country artists write songs about their tears ...

The upbeat yet introspective song, penned by Phil Vassar, became a No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and a milestone in McGraw’s career. “Just Another Day In Paradise” – Phil Vassar ...

Country Christmas. It’s definitely a bit more upbeat than the others on this list, but Mrs. Loretta certainly nailed her version of the song Elvis first made famous. Willie Nelson penned this one ...