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NEWS
This week on
CDX Country News with Shannon McCombs...
Kane Brown talks about how he stopped writing one song to start
writing "2 Pair" instead. Parker McCollum says
"What Kinda Man" has a lot of truth in it. And Kameron
Marlowe tells the story of why "Seventeen" represents one of
the best years of his life.
CDX WEEKLY
CHARTS July 9, 2025
#1 No.1 1
week ELLA LANGLEY – “Weren't For The Wind” (SAWGOD/Columbia/Nashville
Harbor Records and Entertainment) held at No.1 4907 Spins (-161) 133
Stations (0 ADDS) 26 weeks on chart
** SPIN
GAINER/ MOST ADDED ** Zach Top “Good Times & Tan Lines” (Leo33) No.27
(32-27) 1586 Spins +469 96 Stations; 18 ADDS, 4 weeks on chart
DEBUTS:
No.77 “My
Crazy” Ashley Ryan 175 SPINS
No.78 “The
Dirt” Jenna Paulette 171 SPINS
No.79
“Picture This” Caleb Lathrop 170 SPINS
UK NEWS
On
the BBC
Radio 2 Playlist 12th July – 18th July
2025
ALBUM OF THE WEEK
Van Morrison - Remembering Now
(9 July 2025)
LONDON, U.K. – Rising Canadian
singer, songwriter and musician Noeline
Hofmann brought her massively successful UK and Ireland tour
supporting Zach Bryan and Turnpike Troubadours to a memorable
close with her debut London headline show at The Lexington last week
(July 1).
Midway
through Hofmann’s electrifying set, the crowd was treated to a special surprise
as she invited her close friend and collaborator Zach Bryan to join her on
stage for a poignant duet of their song ‘Purple Gas’ - available to view on
Holler’s Instagram here. Hofmann shared that Bryan “totally
changed my life” and that he is “one of the greatest songwriters of our
time.” Bryan returned the compliment and told the audience that “‘Purple
Gas’ is one of the best songs I’ve ever heard.”
Blending
tracks from her debut EP Purple Gas (released last October via La Honda
Records) and unreleased material, Hofmann delivered a performance that left a
mark, and prompted Holler editor Ross Jones to declare, “goosebumps - it’s a
show of the year contender.”
Hofmann’s UK
and Ireland run of shows saw her performing to massive crowds at two iconic
venues - Phoenix Park in Dublin and BST Hyde Park in London, as well as
visiting cities such as Manchester and Birmingham with Turnpike
Troubadours.
Photo Credit:
Preston Hoffman
(9 July 2025)
Ahead of Cam’s sold-out, one-off intimate
album preview show at The Tabernacle in London (July 10), the
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter now shares her new single “Everblue,” a
heavy-hearted stunner that Cam sums up as “peak sad girl.” Co-written by
Cam, Aldae (Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber) and Tyler
Johnson (Harry Styles, Beyoncé, SZA), the song arrives alongside
a James Mackel (Doechii, Tyler Childers, FKA Twigs) directed
video - watch it HERE. Her highly-anticipated album
and third full-length release, All Things Light,
arrives Friday, July 18 via RCA Records.
UK CHART NEWS
UK Country Radio Airplay Chart (published July 6, 2025)
See The TOP 40 at countrymusic.co.uk
You can find the weekly UK Country
Radio Airplay Chart, published by Holler and updated every Sunday at 5pm
GMT - HERE.
This week’s UK Country Radio Airplay Chart lists Backup
Plan by Bailey Zimmerman and Luke Combs reclaimed
No.1 for a third non-consecutive week. Bloodline by Alex
Warren and Jelly Roll held the No.2 position, while Happen To Me
by Russell Dickerson is at No. 3.
Filling the remainder of this week's Top 5 are Jelly
Roll's 'Heart of Stone' and Josh Ross' 'Single Again.'
Just one song re-entered the chart with Riley Green's
'Change My Mind' at No. 19.
Chart dated July 13, 2025
Bailey Zimmerman & Luke Combs tops the UK Country
Radio Chart ** No.1 (3 non-consecutive weeks) **
Alex Warren with Jelly Roll with “Bloodline” moved 3-2
(#2 peak) in their 7th frame
Russell Dickerson with “Happen To
Me” fell 1-3 (#1 peak) in his 14th chart week.
Jelly Roll with “Heart Of Stone” moved 5-4
(#3 peak) in his 14th chart week.
Josh Ross with “Single
Again” climbed 11-5 (#4 peak) in his 27th frame.
Morgan Wallen with
“Just In Case” advanced 14-6 (#6 peak) in his 15th frame.
Riley Green with “Worst Way”
rose 9-7 (#1 peak) in his 40th week
Scotty McCreery with
“Bottle Rockets” (feat. Hootie and the Blowfish) fell 4-8 (#4 peak) in his 6th chart week.
Tucker Wetmore with “3,2,1”
slipped 6-9 (#1 peak) in his 20th chart week.
Lainey Wilson with “Somewhere Over Laredo” rose 12-10
in her 7th week.
Debuts
** Hot Shot
Debut ** No. 25 “Never
Met Anyone Like You” Ella Langley
No.40 “ASHES” Diplo & Bailey Zimmermann
Official
Charts Company (OCC) Charts
(4 July
2025 – 10 July 2025)
UK Albums
Set to perform to 320,000 fans in five concerts in their home city of
Manchester over the next nine days as part of their Live ’25 Reunion Tour, Oasis
continued to enjoy spectacular growth week-on-week, and occupy three of the top
four positions in the album chart for only the second time in their career.
Returning to No.1 for the first time since it debuted there 786 weeks ago – a
little over 15 years – the band’s career-encompassing compilation Time
Flies: 1994-2009 saw a 184.72% surge in consumption to 21,015 units (406
CDs, 285 vinyl albums, 262 digital downloads and 20,062 sales-equivalent
streams).
Their second and most successful studio album, 1995’s (What’s The Story)
Morning Glory – which spent 10 weeks at No.1 in 1995/1996 – achieved its
highest chart placing in more than 29 years, exploding 14-2, with
consumption up 197.47% at 15,733 units; while 1994 debut album, Definitely
Maybe, catapulted 26-4 (11,421 sales) on a gain of 177.95%. Oasis’ 1998
compilation The Masterplan (No.59, 2,411 sales) re-enters the Top 75 after an
absence of 44 weeks.
Morgan Wallen’s with I’M THE PROBLEM fell 44-45 in the albums eighth
frame.
UK Singles
As if by design, Dior tooks advantage of a weakening
singles sector to advance to No.1 for MK feat. Chrystal.
In the closest battle for chart honours for a while, the track overpowered
Manchild (3-2, 38,478 sales), which threatened to rise to the top for a third
time for Sabrina Carpenter.
Dior is only the second hit for featured vocalist 36-year-old singer/songwriter
Chrystal - originally from Bolton – whose introductory hit, The Days, peaked at
No.4 in January and dips 41-47 (9,101 sales) on its 39th straight week in the
chart.
Alex Warren feat. Jelly Roll “Bloodline”
fell 24-30.
Morgan Wallen ft Tate McRae with
“What I Want” slipped 53-54 in their eighth week.
In his 64th chart frame Shaboozey’s A Bar Song
(Tipsy) fell 57-65.
Beyoncé and Dolly Parton with
“Tyrant” made a debut at No.83
Post Malone ft
Morgan Wallen with “I Had Some Help”
slipped 89-90 in their 59th frame
Dasha
with “Austin” moved 98-97 in her 69th chart frame.
11 July 2025 – 17 July 2025
1 6 618 Oasis ~ Time Flies... 1994-2009
2 14 705 Oasis ~ (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
3 3 46 Sabrina Carpenter ~ Short n' Sweet
4 26 601 Oasis ~ Definitely Maybe
5 4 41 Ed Sheeran ~ +-=÷× (Tour Collection)
45 44 8 Morgan Wallen ~ I'm The Problem (Peak No.1; 8 weeks - 29/05/2025
to 17/07/2025)
11 July 2025 – 17 July 2025
1 2 5 MK ft Chrystal ~ Dior
30 24 7 Alex Warren with Jelly Roll ~ Bloodline (Peak No.9; 7 weeks 05/06/2025 to 17/07/2025)
54 53 8 Morgan Wallen ft Tate McRae ~ What I Want (Peak No.30; 8 weeks - 29/05/2025 to
17/07/2025)
65 57 64 Shaboozey ~ A Bar Song (Tipsy) *** (Peak No.3 36 weeks - 25/04/2024 to
26/12/2024 + 28 weeks - 09/01/2025 to 17/07/2025)
83 NE 1 Beyoncé and Dolly Parton ~ Tyrant (Peak: No.83, 1 week - 17/07/2025)
90 89 59 Post Malone ft Morgan Wallen ~ I Had Some Help *** (Peak: No.2, 31 weeks - 23/05/2024 to 19/12/2024 + 28
weeks - 09/01/2025 to 17/07/2025)
97 98 69 Dasha ~ Austin *** (Peak: No.5, 43 weeks - 07/03/2024 to
26/12/2024 + 7 weeks - 09/01/2025 to 20/02/2025 + 19 weeks 13/03/2025
to 17/07/2025)
11 July 2025 – 17 July 2025
Paul Carrack with THE COUNTRY SIDE OF PAUL CARRACK-VOL 1 made a
debut at No.1 (#1 peak)
Shaboozey with WHERE I'VE BEEN ISN'T WHERE I'M GOING slipped 1-2 (58 weeks; #1 peak)
Zach Bryan with ZACH BRYAN held at No.3 (94 weeks; #3
peak)
Morgan Wallen with I’M THE PROBLEM moved 5-4 (8 weeks; #1
peak)
Taylor
Swift with TAYLOR SWIFT slipped 4-5
(175 weeks; #1 peak)
Zach Bryan with THE GREAT AMERICAN BAR SCENE rose 7-6 (35 weeks; #1 peak)
Turnpike
Troubadours with THE PRICE OF
ADMISSION climbed 11-7 (2 weeks; #7 peak)
Beyoncé
with COWBOY CARTER moved 9-8
(67 weeks; #1 peak)
Post
Malone with F-1 TRILLION moved
10-9 (47 weeks; #1 peak)
Mary Chapin Carpenter with PERSONAL HISTORY fell 6-10
(5 weeks; #1 peak) Tagged Singer/Songwriter
COUNTRY ALBUM RELEASES (Major)
(11 July 2025) Lucas
Hoge - Book About Me (Lucas Hoge)
(11 July 2025) Riley
Green - Midtown Sessions (Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment/ Big
Machine Label Group) 5 songs, 16:59
BILLBOARD/ MEDIABASE Charts
In Brief: Billboard Country Charts (Chart issue week of July 19, 2025) Starts
Sun July 13 Ends Sat July 19, 2025
Billboard Country Charts (Chart issue
week of July 19, 2025)
Country Album Chart ** No.1 (8 weeks) ** I’M
THE PROBLEM Morgan Wallen
Hot Country Songs ** No.1 (8 weeks) ** “What
I Want” Morgan Wallen Featuring
Tate McRae
Country Airplay Chart ** No.1 (2 weeks) ** “Just In Case” Morgan
Wallen
Country Digital Songs ** No.1
** “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American) Toby Keith
Billboard 200 News
Morgan
Wallen’s I’M THE PROBLEM has spent its first two months on the Billboard 200 at No.1 as the
set holds atop the chart dated July 19, earning 151,000 equivalent album units in the United States in the week ending July 10 (down 12%). The album
opened at No. 1 on the May 31 chart.
Cumulatively, Wallen’s three
No. 1 albums (I’m the Problem, One Thing at a Time and Dangerous: The Double
Album) have spent a total of 37 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. That sum
ties him with Harry Belafonte and Drake for the fifth-most weeks at No. 1 among
male artists in the history of the Billboard 200 (since it began publishing on
a regular, weekly basis in March 1956).
Of I’m the Problem’s 151,000
equivalent album units earned in the week ending July 10, streaming equivalent
albums (SEA) units comprised 143,500 (down 12%, equaling 188.69 million
on-demand official streams of the set’s songs — it leads Top Streaming Albums
for an eighth week), album sales comprised 6,500 (down 12%
— it rises 11-5 on Top Album Sales) and track equivalent albums (TEA) units
comprised 1,000 (down 23%).
Wallen’s former leader ONE THING AT A TIME climbed 6-3 (with 39,000
equivalent album units earned; down 2%) and his chart-topping DANGEROUS: THE DOUBLE
ALBUM ascended 11-6 (29,000; down 4%).
Toby Keith’s 35
BIGGEST HITS returned to the top 10, rallying 43-9 with 26,000
equivalent album units earned (up 56%) following streaming gains generated by
Independence Day celebrations. The album, released in 2008, hit No. 1 on the
Feb. 17, 2024-dated chart in the wake of Keith’s death that Feb. 5.
Billboard Hot 100 News
Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” added a sixth week atop the Billboard Hot 100. The
song has linked its lead consecutively, having become the singer-songwriter’s
first No. 1 on the chart.
Morgan
Wallen logged his 10th career week with at least three
simultaneous Hot 100 top 10s, a mark that only five acts — and no core country
artists — previously reached. His I’m
the Problem, the parent set of all
three of his current top 10 hits, scored an eighth week at No. 1 on the
Billboard 200.
Wallen’s “What I Want,” featuring Tate McRae, retreated 2-3 on the
Hot 100, after it debuted in May as Wallen’s fourth No. 1 and McRae’s first. It
logged an eighth week at No.1 on the multimetric Hot Country Songs chart.
Wallen followed on the Hot
100 with the No. 2-peaking “Just
in Case,” which slid 3-4, and “I’m the Problem,” which fell 5-8. He posted his 10th career
week with at least three simultaneous top 10s and his eighth this year, as he
continues scaling both leaderboards.
Shaboozey’s “A
Bar Song (Tipsy)” staggered 4-5 on the Hot
100, following its record-tying
19 weeks at No. 1 beginning last July.
Billboard’s
Country Airplay Chart News
‘CASE’ STUDY: Morgan Wallen’s “Just
in Case” (Mercury/Republic/Big Loud) topped Country Airplay for a second
week (32.8million, up 12%). Of the Sneedville, Tenn., native’s 18 No. 1s, it’s
his 10th to lead for multiple weeks
Shaboozey notched his
second top 10 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart as “Good
News” (American Dogwood/Empire/Magnolia Music) rode two spots to No.10 on the list
dated July 19.
The song increased by 18% to 19.3 million audience impressions July 4-10,
according to Luminate. Shaboozey co-wrote the song with Sean Cook, Michael
Pollack, Sam Roman, Nevin Sastry and Jake Torrey. It’s from the artist’s album
Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going, which arrived at its No.2 high on Top
Country Albums and No. 5 on the all-genre Billboard 200 in June 2024; it has
earned 1.8 million album-equivalent units in the United States through July 3.
Shaboozey’s rookie entry, the multigenre smash “A Bar Song (Tipsy),”
dominated Country Airplay for seven weeks beginning last August. It surpassed
Carrie Underwood’s “Jesus, Take the Wheel” (six weeks at No.1, 2006) as the
longest-leading hit on the chart to establish a country career (counting acts’
first Country Airplay entries as a lead artist or their initial songs promoted
to country radio).
Billboard’s
Country Chart News
No.1 Toby Keith “Courtesy
of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)”: The patriotic
2002 Hot Country Songs chart-topper re-entered Country Digital Song Sales at No.1; it surged
121% to 3,000 sold July 4-10, according to Luminate. It also
shot up 131% to 11 7 million official U.S. streams in that span. It
concurrently re-entered Hot Country Songs at No. 8.
No.11 Thomas Rhett “After
All the Bars Are Closed”: The Rhett co-write climbed 14-11 for a new Hot
Country Songs high. On Country Airplay, it held at its No.9 best with
20.5 million in reach (up 8%). The single, which also drew
6.5 million streams, is from his LP About a Woman, which debuted at its
No.10 peak on Top Country Albums last September.
Country
Airplay
** No.1 (2 weeks)/ Most
Increased Audience ** “Just In Case” Morgan Wallen 32.795 million
audience (+3.434 million gain) / 9036 radio
plays (+1162) / 16 weeks on the chart
** Hot Shot
Debut ** No.57 “6 Months Later” Megan
Moroney
Debut No.58 “Kid Myself” John
Morgan
Hot County Songs
** No.1 (8 weeks) ** “What I Want” Morgan Wallen Featuring Tate McRae
** Airplay Gainer ** No.7 “Good News” Shaboozy
** Hot Shot Debut ** No.15 “River Washed Hair” Zach Bryan
** Sales Gainer ** No. 28
“Better Me For You (Brown Eyes)” Max
McNown
** Streaming Gainer ** No.31
“Somewhere Over Laredo” Lainey
Wilson
Country Aircheck
MEDIABASE Chart
Congratulations to Morgan Wallen, Stacy Blythe, Tyler Waugh, Lauren “LT” Thomas and the Big Loud promotion team on taking “Just In Case” to No. 1. This is Wallen’s 19th trip to the top and 17th as a lead artist, which ties him with Crystal Gayle for
25th most in R&R/CA/MB chart history.
Songwriters are John Byron, Troy Matthew, Jacob Kasher
Hindlin,
Ryan Vojtesak, Josh Thompson, Blake Pendergrass, Alex Bak and
Wallen.
Morgan
Wallen with “Just In Case” (Big Loud/ Mercury/Republic)
moved 2-1 logging 9827 radio spins (+1226), 40.098
million audience impressions (+3.355 million) with 31615 Total Points
(+3687) from 159 tracking stations (159 ADDS) for the published chart dated
July 14, 2025.
Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton’s “A Song To Sing” Is The Most Added
Big Loud and the Damon Moberly-led Mercury team topped the week’s Add Board
with 111 adds for “A Song To Sing” by Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton.
July 14, 2025 The Weeks ADDS
Artist/Title (Label) TW Historic
M.
LAMBERT & C. STAPLETON/A Song To Sing (Big Loud/Mercury/Republic) 111 111
TYLER
CHILDERS/Nose On The Grindstone (2025) (RCA) 41 41
DILLON
CARMICHAEL/She Gone (Riser House) 32 32
KAMERON
MARLOWE/Seventeen (Columbia) 32 36
ZACH
TOP/Good Times & Tan Lines (Leo33) 11 116
CHASE
MATTHEW/Darlin' (Warner/WAR) 7 145
MORGAN
WALLEN/I Got Better (Big Loud/Mercury/Republic) 7 119
R.
GREEN f/E. LANGLEY/Don't Mind If I Do (Nash. Harbor) 7 16
CHRIS
JANSON/Me & A Beer (Warner/Harpeth 60) 6 117
M.
MORONEY & K. CHESNEY/You Had To Be There (Blue Chair/Columbia) 6 154
PRESTON
COOPER/Weak (Valory) 6 117
NEWS
(7 July 2025) The Fine
Imprint: Big Machine Label Group has launched a new imprint, Ascend
Music, in partnership with ASCEND4M Founder/CEO Joel Klaiman. The
multi-format venture will announce its first signing later this week. BMLG
Founder/Chairman/CEO Scott Borchetta and Klaiman first teamed
in 2008 to promote Taylor Swift’s “Love Story," and Klaiman worked
with the label on Swift's Fearless, Speak Now and Red.
“Joel’s energy, vision and passion are contagious, and he never leaves any
stone unturned when he’s working with an artist,” says Borchetta.
(9 July 2025) Singer/songwriter Tucker Beathard has
extended his publishing partnership with Little Louder Music. His
songs have been cut by artists including Eric Church, Kenny Chesney, Riley
Green, Tucker Wetmore and Bailey Zimmerman, who recorded the Beathard
co-penned “Backup Plan” with Luke Combs.
(10 July 2025) On September
17 as Emmylou Harris will officially induct the legendary
singer-songwriter Steve Earle into
the Grand Ole Opry. He’s made history with iconic songs like “Copperhead
Road” and collaborations with legends such as Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson—and
he’s making history once again as the very first artist inducted during The
Oprys milestone 100th year.
GOSSIP
(7 July 2025) Before rising in country music, Ella Langley was focused on dance, winning two state championships in high school. She told Taste of Country Nights that spinning is her signature move on stage. Langley began singing during high school at Hooper Academy in Hope Hull, Alabama, entering talent shows and performing at local venues.
(8 July 2025) LeAnn Rimes felt like an easy target for "hurt" women when her affair with now-husband Eddie Cibrian became public knowledge.
The How Do I Live singer met the actor on the set of the 2009 TV film Northern Lights while she was married to dancer Dean Sheremet and he was wed to reality star Brandi Glanville. Reflecting on "all of the craziness" she went through when the affair became public, Rimes told Flow Space that she became an easy target for women "who've been hurt" by cheating.
"I realised very quickly that there are a lot of women who've been hurt," she said. "Like, I've been on both sides of that coin - I've been cheated on, too, so I know that feeling. But so many women don't know what to do with that anger... I was a target that was just easily projected upon."
(8 July 2025) Texas country singer Pat Green announced that his family experienced a personal loss during the recent flash floods in central Texas. He expressed condolences to others affected by the tragedy.
(8 July 2025) Ray Stevens experienced a mild heart attack on July 4 and was hospitalized in Nashville. After undergoing a heart catheterization and subsequent surgery, he is now recovering. As a result, all his scheduled performances through July, including concerts at the West Nashville CabaRay Showroom to promote his new comedy album, have been cancelled.
(11 July 2025) Conner Smith received a misdemeanor citation for failure to yield, related to a June 8 car accident in Nashville that resulted in the death of 77-year-old Dorothy Dobbins.
BLUEGRASS NEWS
(July 11, 2025) - Mountain Fever Records weres excited to introduce Throwdown Thursday, a standout bluegrass group from Central Kentucky whose high-energy shows and musical chemistry have quickly earned them a devoted following.
Born out of the Thursday night living room jam sessions during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Throwdown Thursday is a band forged in friendship and fuelled by a shared passion for fierce bluegrass. From the very first jam, it was clear to this group of seasoned pickers that they had stumbled upon something special — a chemistry and sound that demanded to be heard
AMERICANA NEWS
(8 July 2025) Turnpike Troubadours – THE PRICE OF ADMISSION (Bossier City Records/Thirty Tigers | 641 plays (-17) held at No.1 & Mumford & Sons with “Caroline” (GOTR/Glassnote | 450 plays (-10) held at No.1 on the albums and singles Americana Radio Charts (week of July 9, 2025).
Album Debuts:
No.16 James McMurtry - The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy (New West Records) 257 SPINS
No.40 Van Morrison - Remembering Now (Virgin Music Group) 146 SPINS (+26)
No.48 Willi Carlisle - Winged Victory (Signature Sounds) 128 SPINS (+42)
Single Debuts:
No.18 Lukas Nelson – Born Runnin Outta Time (6 Ace Records/Sony Nashville) 195 SPINS (+100)
No.29 Will Hoge – Sweet Misery (EDLO Records) 164 SPINS (+55)
No.44 Taylor Rae – Telluride (Missing Piece Records) 119 SPINS (+47)
No.49 Warren Haynes (Featuring Derek Trucks) - These Changes (Whisper Sessions) (Fantasy Records/Concord) 116 SPINS (+6)
Visit americanamusic.org to see the full charts and details for the current week's Albums and Singles.
Video:
Benjamin Tod "Goner" >> YOUTUBE
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings NPR Tiny Desk Concert >> YOUTUBE
Ken Pomeroy Track Star* Session >> YOUTUBE
Molly Tuttle "Highway Knows" >> YOUTUBE
AWARDS
(8 July 2025) Rissi Palmer to Receive ACM Lift Every Voice Award at 18th Academy of Country Music Honors August 20 at The Pinnacle in Nashville, TN
NASHVILLE, TN (July 9, 2025)— TheAcademy of Country Music® has announced that GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter, radio host, and advocate, Rissi Palmer, will be among the Special Awards Honorees at the 18th Annual Academy of Country Music Honors, taking place Wednesday, August 20, 2025, at The Pinnacle, Nashville Yards’ premier new performance venue.
Palmer will receive the ACM Lift Every Voice Award, presented in recognition of her influential work championing underrepresented voices in Country Music. This honor is awarded to individuals who have demonstrated outstanding advocacy in advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion across the genre. She joins a distinguished group of 2025 Special Awards recipients. ACM Industry and Studio Recording Awards will also be presented during the evening.
(8 July 2025) The winners of the ACM Industry Awards and Studio Recording Awards for the 60th Academy of Country Music Awards were announced Tuesday morning (7/8) via social media. Among them were Ed Warm, whose Club (Joe’s on Weed St.) and Festival (Windy City Smokeout) wins take his total ACM Industry Awards to 19; Dave Cobb with his seventh ACM Award and third win in the Producer category; and Brent Mason, whose first Electric Guitar Player trophy brings his Studio Recording Award wins to 12. Watch Carly Pearce's message to the Studio Recording Award winners here. Full list of Industry winners here and Studio Recording winners here.
The honorees, previously announced Artist-Songwriter of the Year Lainey Wilson and Songwriter of the Year Jessie Jo Dillon) and the Special Award recipients, who will be announced Wednesday (7/9), will be celebrated at the 18th Academy of Country Music Honors Aug. 20 at The Pinnacle in Nashville.
This year's ACM Special Awards recipients are Lori Badgett, Eric Church, Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, Cody Johnson, Mac McAnally, Rissi Palmer, Randy Travis, Twisters and the late Ben Vaughn
(10 July 2025) Honor Bound: The nomination period for the CMA 2025 Industry Honors is open through Aug. 10. The honors recognize outstanding achievements and contributions to country music, and celebrate individuals whose work has made a lasting impact on the genre. Eligible candidates will be reviewed by the CMA Awards & Recognition Committee, then approved by the Board of Directors. CMA members can vote here in the following categories:
CMA Foundation Humanitarian Award
Irving Waugh Award of Excellence
Joe Talbot Award
CMA Touring Lifetime Achievement Award
Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award
CMA Songwriter Advocate Award
Studio Recording Icon Award
TOUR / LIVE EVENTS
Tour Support: Kip Moore's Solitary
Tracks World Tour will continue into the fall with more than 20 new
dates, beginning Oct. 17 in Pueblo, CO. Joining on select dates are McCoy
Moore, Leon Macjen and Caylee Hammack. Tickets
go on sale Friday (7/11) here.
Lily
Rose's 17-date I Know What I
Want Tour with Scoot Teasley kicks off Sept. 11 in
Boston with subsequent stops in cities including New York City;
Washington, D.C.; Charlotte and Atlanta. Tickets here Friday
(7/11).
(9 July 2025) Festive
All: Artists including Molly Tuttle, Remi Wolf, Lukas
Nelson and Blackberry Smoke have been added to
the Healing Appalachia festival lineup Sept. 19-20 at Boyd
County Fairgrounds in Ashland, KY. The Chris Stapleton and Tyler
Childers-headlined event raises money for organizations combating opioid
addiction; tickets here.
(9 July 2025) Lee Brice: Stories and Songs featuring Billy
Montana, Bobby Pinson, Brian Davis, Jerrod
Niemann, Justin Wilson, Lance Miller, Liz
Rose, Phil Barton and Rob Hatch has been
added to the offerings at the inaugural Las Vegas Songwriters Festival Aug.
21-24 at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. Tickets here.
(8 July 2025) Fresh off direct
support for CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan’s largely sold out
Country Song Come On Tour, viral streamer and Leo33 artist Ashland Craft announced
additions to her Dive Bar Beauty Queen Tour, which is currently
underway and now extended to November 1. New markets include Ft. Myers and
Orlando, Fla., Birmingham, Ala., Macon, Ga., Baton Rouge, La., Lansing, Mich.,
and Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio.
In May, the songstress released
her long-awaited, full-length sophomore album, Dive Bar Beauty Queen.
Created with grit, soul, and fearless storytelling, the 11-track project finds
Craft not only stepping into the spotlight once again as an artist, but owning
the creative process as a co-writer and co-producer for the
album.
(10 July 2025) Festive
All: Luke Bryan’s Crash My Playa returns for its
11th year Jan. 15-18, 2026 at Moon Palace Cancún with a TBA lineup. Tickets go
on sale Monday (7/14) here.
(11 July 2025) BOERNE, Texas –
In the wake of the catastrophic flooding that has impacted so many lives across
Texas’ Hill Country, it is impossible to watch the news without feeling the
heartbreak of this disaster. Entire communities have been devastated, and
families are mourning the loss of their children and loved ones.
In response, Texan George Strait alongside businessman and Vaqueros del Mar partner
of 15-years, Tom Cusick, are organizing a special benefit dinner and concert in
Boerne, Texas, “Strait To The Heart,” at Estancia at Thunder Valley
indoor arena.
“The destruction and loss in our
community from the recent flood is hard to wrap your head around,” shares
Strait. “Our hearts and prayers are with you all. The goal with this event is
to raise meaningful, immediate support that can be put directly into the hands
of flood victims without delay, while also honoring the first responders that
work tirelessly to save lives.
Tyler
Rich's 13-date Leaving
California Tour begins Sept. 28 in Colorado Springs, CO. Schedule and
tickets (7/18) here.
(13 July 2025) Tour Support: Lady A's inaugural Christmas tour, the 12-date This Winter's Night, will launch Dec. 5 in Atlanta and wrap with three consecutive shows at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium Dec. 21-23. Tickets here Friday (7/18).
Known for consistently delivering harmony-soaked performances “unlike any other” (The New York Post), the trio’s inaugural Christmas tour will kick off after the release of ON THIS WINTER’S NIGHT VOL. 2 on Sept. 26. Both the upcoming album and tour will be packed with holiday classics as well as new festive originals as a companion and refresh of their 2020 album ON THIS WINTER’S NIGHT, which featured a "variety of musical styles from the simple acoustic-guitar-and-strings arrangement to the horns and sleigh bells” (USA Today).
“We have been in such a
season of family and that’s the first thing we think of when we think of
Christmas and the Holiday Season,” said Lady A’s Hillary Scott.
"We hope this record and our first ever Christmas tour will be an
opportunity for families and fans to usher in the Holiday Spirit with fun, joy
and gratitude.”
Braxton
Keith's This Ain't My First
Summer Tour kicks off July 17 in Omaha, with shows scheduled between
his support slots for Cody Johnson, Gavin Adcock and Luke
Bryan. Tickets and dates here.
The Marcus King Band has
enlisted Angel White, Laci Kaye Booth and Carter
Faith as support for the 13-date, North American The Darling
Blue Tour (Pt. 1), kicking off Sept. 11 in Davenport,
IA. Tickets (7/18) here.
Dierks
Bentley, Dasha, Nate Smith, Zach Top and Hudson
Westbrook will be among the performers at Audacy's fourth
annual Stars and Strings show, set for Nov. 6 at Seminole Hard
Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL. WKIS/Miami plays
host to the event that supports military nonprofit Folds of Honor.
Find tickets (7/18) here.
Bluegrass state native Anne Wilson is
organizing Concert For Kentucky at Corbin Arena in Corbin, KY,
Aug. 11 to raise funds for families and communities impacted by the deadly
tornado that struck the eastern part of the state in May. Find tickets here.
TV
ICYMI: Chris Lane performed
"Shade Tree"
on NBC's Today with Jenna & Friends. He was joined
by wife Lauren for a gender reveal of the couple's third
child (it's a girl!).
PRESS RELEASES
(7 July 2025) Carter Faith, the rising Nashville star touted as
one of country’s brightest, sets her long awaited, highly anticipated debut
album Cherry Valley for release on October 3rd via MCA.
She most recently unveiled a brand new song from the LP, “Sex, Drugs and
Country Music” - listen here and watch the visualizer here. Pre-order and pre-save Cherry
Valley here.
The songs on Cherry Valley span
Carter’s journey from her North Carolina hometown to Nashville, with all the
heartbreak, triumph and hazy nights in between. Carter and longtime producer Tofer
Brown spent two years crafting tracks for the album before finally entering
the studio in 2024 to lay it down. All the while, Carter was working
relentlessly to climb the ranks of country music, signing to MCA and Universal
Music Publishing Group, gracing the Opry stage a dozen times, sharing stages
with idols like Willie Nelson, and racking up hundreds of millions of streams.
(8 July 2025) Nearing 20 years
in the country music spotlight, global entertainer Chris Young has
grown into the definition of a long-haul superstar. But with a love for the
craft which never wavers—and a booming baritone that won’t quit—the
multi-platinum singer-songwriter is forever looking forward with his newest
album—I Didn’t Come Here To Leave—releasing October 17, 2025. PRESAVE HERE
The album’s fall release date
also coincides with another special milestone—the GRAMMY-nominated vocalist’s 8th anniversary
of his induction into the exclusive membership of the Grand Ole Opry.
The product of a two-year journey, I Didn’t Come Here to Leave marks
the start of a new chapter as Young hits a new stride. His tenth album, and
first with Black River Entertainment, is a landmark project
featuring 14 fresh songs over eleven co-writes.
“It is great to find
individuals who make a difference. Ana Cristina does. Her genre-bending
approach to her craft adds a breath of fresh air to listeners. We are honored
to have her be a part of BMG,” says Chris Oglesby,VP, Head of Creative, BMG
Publishing.
Ana Cristina Cash, known for her
evocative voice and genre-blending style, is eager to embark on this new
chapter. “I’m excited to partner with BMG and look forward to collaborating
with their talented teams in Nashville, Latin America, and beyond,”shares
Ana Cristina Cash. “This partnership opens up incredible opportunities for
my music to reach even more listeners around the world, and I can’t wait to get
started.”
(9 July 2025) Dustin Lynch brought
the fireworks to the Vegas Strip this past holiday weekend, igniting Encore
Beach Club with a packed poolside set during his ongoing Wynn Nightlife
residency. The performance, which featured a guest appearance from Country
music hitmaker and Army Reserve soldier Craig Morgan, followed the July 4
release of his Club Set Remixes EP—a high-octane, five-track
collection that reimagines Lynch’s biggest country hits through the lens of
late-night club culture and sun-soaked summer energy.
(9 July 2025) Multi-Platinum
Curb Records recording artist and songwriter Lee
Brice will join the lineup of the Las
Vegas Songwriters Festival presented by MGM Resorts International and
Entersong Entertainment taking place Aug. 21-24. With more than 10 billion
career streams, the country music superstar will kick off the four-day event at
House of Blues Las Vegas inside Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
Fans will have the opportunity to experience Lee Brice: Stories and
Songs as the ACM and CMA Award winner performs hits from his catalog –
which includes nine No. 1 singles – alongside some of the songwriters who
helped bring those songs to life, including Billy Montana, Bobby Pinson, Brian
Davis, Jerrod Niemann, Justin Wilson, Lance Miller, Liz Rose, Phil Barton and
Rob Hatch.
** NEW MUSIC **
Produced by Mike Loudermilk and
co-produced by Kraus and Jade, “I Now Know Better” resonates with pure
confidence and authenticity — a showdown forged by two women who have grown
from their past relationships. From its piercing chorus — “I’ll roll you in the
river, if ya ever do me wrong”— to its take-no-prisoners delivery, the song
boldly declares their independence from former bad relationships and their
newfound unwillingness to compromise their happiness.
Country-pop artist Charly Reynolds is bringing the sparkle this
summer with her upbeat, harmony-rich cover of ABBA’s classic “Super Trouper”.
This playful duet with her mom, Kim, offers a nostalgic yet fresh take on the
iconic hit. The track is available for streaming here. | Watch video
HERE
Reynolds leans into the
theatrical fun and warmth of “Super Trouper” in her new rendition. Layered with
tight harmonies and packed with charm, the song feels both timeless and
personal, making it more meaningful through the mother-daughter connection at its
core. The track adds a unique chapter to her evolving discography.
“Mamma Mia is mine and my
mom’s all-time favorite movie, and I thought it would be such a blast to record
one of our favorite songs from the movie together and do a music video
capturing those Mamma Mia vibes,” said Reynolds of the song’s release. “This
will be my favorite project I've ever done since I was able to share this
moment with my mom.”
(11 July 2025) The lyrics
of Dream On Wandering Child are about nurturing the part of
you that remains curious and innocent your whole life. For me, it’s a song
inviting my deepest fears into the room and soothing them. Listen to Delta Rae’s new
single “Dream On Wandering Child” HERE
(July 11, 2025) 45 years
since its initial release, Deborah Allen is pleased to release the digital version of her
debut album, a country classic--Trouble In Paradise, featuring the
standout track, "You Never Cross My Mind." Both were made
available remastered in high resolution from the original source tapes--for the
first time ever--on all digital streaming and download platforms. LISTEN/DOWNLOAD
Originally released in July 1980
on Capitol Records, Trouble In Paradise made waves, climbing to #24
on Billboard Country and #32 on Cash Box Country album
charts--a stunning debut for Delta songstress, Deborah Allen, whose
illustrious career now includes two Grammy nominations (one as an artist
and one as a songwriter), 14 albums, 14 singles on the Billboard Hot
Country charts, seven BMI One Million Air-Play Awards
Infused with electric
pop-country production and a confident vocal performance, “Wreck My
World” blends boldness and vulnerability in equal measure. “I wrote
this song about liking someone so much I didn't care if I got hurt,” Schueler
shares. “It's sassy, fun, and feels like the perfect summer jam.” LISTEN TO “WRECK MY WORLD”HERE.
From the opening line, “Hair
done up, I'm getting ready / Shotgun in your Chevy”—Schueler takes
listeners on a whirlwind ride through impulsive romance and irresistible risk.
The hook, “I'd let you wreck my world / Take me for a ride / Baby tell
me you need me / Even if you lie,” delivers both punch and emotion,
encapsulating the song's fearless core.
(11 July 2025) Country artist
and The Voice alum Gracee Shriver is getting personal with the release of her new
single, “Rich”. Gracee recently wed her longtime boyfriend, Keaton
Ranallo, in their hometown of Owasso, Oklahoma, in a ‘boujee boot country’
ceremony,” as revealed by Us Weekly.
“I’ve been used to ‘pre-show’
jitters my whole life, but that morning was a different kind of feeling. The
kind of nervous excitement that makes you feel on top of the world,”
Shriver exclusively told Us Weekly. “I couldn’t wait to marry my best
friend. I know with him, that feeling won’t ever fade.”
Written as a tribute to her
parents, “Rich” was inspired by stories they’ve shared as Gracee prepares to
begin her own marriage journey. The song touches on the kind of love that
doesn’t rely on material things - just faith, hard work, and commitment.
(11 July 2025) Grammy-nominated
artist Hayes Carll has released the
pensive new single ‘We’re Only Human’. The song is the title
track from his forthcoming album, We’re Only Human, which comes out
August 8th on Hwy 87 Records/Thirty Tigers.
The reflective track is a reminder that as human beings we are not perfect and,
for the most part, that’s alright. Sometimes we need to give ourselves a little
break. The lyrics address the strengths, vulnerabilities, fears, emotions,
doubts, struggles, confusion and desires that we all live with in some
capacity. In the end, so much of it is what unites us.
Listen to 'We’re Only
Human' at your preferred DSPs HERE
| Pre-save / Pre-order We’re Only Human HERE
“We’ve spent most of our time on this planet just tryin’ to survive,” says
Carll. “Now that we’ve halfway figured that part out, we’re left with
the rest of it — love, loss, meaning, mess. There’s no universal manual for
being human. We all stumble. We all fall short. So why not have a little grace
for ourselves and others as we try to navigate life?”
Written by Braelyn Watt,
Cassidy Daniels, and Julie Williams, “What A Woman Should Be” speaks
to the pressures women face to conform, from marriage timelines and career
choices to outdated double standards. With lyrics like“Stop asking when I’m
getting married / ‘Cause I ain’t ready just yet”and“They can’t make up
their minds and they get mad when I can’t make up mine,”July Moon reminds
listeners that every woman’s path is her own to choose.
“‘What A Woman Should Be’ is
our anthem that challenges the conflicting and outdated expectations placed on
women,” says the band. “We like to joke and say it’s about the one half
of our family who’s asking us when we’re going to get married and/or have
babies, and the other half who’s asking us when we’re going to win a Grammy —
but sometimes they forget to ask what we actually want! We're just trying our
best, and trying to do it all.”
Listen to Cry Cowboy
Cry HERE.
“We’re really proud of this
project. We’ve been playing the honky tonks in the west for the last three
years, and this EP is a taste of the stories we’ve compiled while playing,”
said Miles and Chandler of Cry Cowboy Cry. “Being from the west,
we’re trying to bring back that classic western feel to country music with
songs like ‘White On The Ground,’ ‘Cry Cowboy Cry,’ and ‘Talking Bout Tonight,’
while leaning into the honky tonk with ‘Honky Tonk Heaven’ and ‘Give Me Some
Whiskey.’ We got to work with one of our dream producers, Trent Willmon, and we
couldn’t be more excited for people to hear everything we have coming down the
pipeline.”
(11 July 2025) Named by the
Recording Academy as a “2025 Artist to Watch,” Lanie
Gardner has officially announced her highly anticipated sophomore
album Faded Polaroids, set for release on September
5 via BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville. Alongside the announcement, the
North Carolina native has released the album’s powerful lead song, “High
Divin,’” featuring legendary Fleetwood Mac co-founder Mick
Fleetwood on the drums. Listen now.
A full-circle moment for the
25-year-old artist — whose breakout came from a viral cover of “Dreams” (now
at over 100M views) — “High Divin’” is an atmospheric anthem with a heart of
self-reflection. Wrapped in shimmering guitars and soaring vocals, it captures
the emotional leap of the journey of self-sabotage, while honoring the path
that led her there.
“It’s one of the most important
songs on the album for me,” Gardner shares. “I was going through a pretty rough
patch and needed to give myself a little tough love.”
(11 July 2025) Country
artist Lucas Hoge releases his highly anticipated and
all-encompassing new album, Book About Me, available now on
all digital streaming platforms. The full-length project intertwines Hoge’s
signature blend of heartfelt storytelling, catchy hooks, and “subtle southern
charm and an unmistakable sincerity,” (All Country News) offering
listeners an intimate look into the chapters that shaped his life. Produced by
Forest Glen Whitehead, Cameron Bedell, and Chris Tanner, Book About Me is
a reflective collection of 10 songs that portray Hoge’s journey - both
personally and professionally. From feel-good anthems and ballads of love to
introspective lyrics about faith, family, and small-town roots, each track
turns a page in the story of a man who’s never forgotten where he came from. Listen
to Book About Me HERE.
"Book About Me is
a poignant and vibrant musical journey that weaves together the tapestry of my
life experiences from the fields of the farm to the sun-soaked shores of the
beach, and everything in between,” said Hoge of the release.
(11 July 2025) Nashville-based
singer-songwriter Max McNown releases
a new heartfelt rendition of ‘Night Diving’, a profound
meditation on the cycles of addiction, featuring a soulful verse from rising
country-folk singer Cameron Whitcomb. The new version is one of the 11
brand new songs from the upcoming deluxe album Night Diving (The Cost of
Growing Up) out 18th July via Fugitive Recordings x The Orchard
x Columbia Records. Pre-order the highly anticipated album here.
“One of the things I respect
above all else is authenticity and honesty in music, and Cam is the epitome of
that” says McNown. “When I started thinking about a feature on that
song, I knew there was no better person than Cam to join me. He gave it so much
energy and his voice is so distinct, and now the song has a whole new life to
it.”
Acclaimed vocalist and
songwriter Morgan Myles releases her
powerful new single “Que Sera Serenade,” now available across all
streaming platforms here.
Written alongside Gary Nichols (former lead vocalist of The
SteelDrivers, following Chris Stapleton), and produced by multi-GRAMMY-winning
producer Ross Hogarth, the track is a soul-stirring anthem about
resilience and self-worth.
“This song has taken on a whole new meaning for me.” Myles shared. “I
wrote it just before one of the most difficult personal decisions of my life –
ending a wedding engagement. It’s now become my healing anthem, my reminder
that letting go is sometimes the strongest thing you can do. 'Que sera sera'
means what will be, will be – and this song is about trusting that truth,
reclaiming your freedom, and having faith in what lies ahead.”
(11 July 2025) Following a
standout debut and growing industry buzz, rising country-folk artist Peech. is set to release his debut EP, Small
Town America, on August 22, 2025, via CCMG/TAMLA.
The six-track project captures the warmth, ache, and transformation that come
with leaving behind the world you've always known in pursuit of something
greater.
With a sound described
by All Country News as “a voice worth listening to,” Peech.
has spent the past year carving out his signature blend of soulful country and
folk. His breakout single, “Don't Miss Your Moment,” received
praise from Fandom Daily, Sweety High, and Earmilk, and earned
coveted spots on CMT's and the Academy of Country
Music's New Music Friday playlists, cementing his place as one to
watch.
Black River recording artist and
Purple Heart recipient, Scotty Hasting,
released his bold new single “Scars”. Hasting lays bare a
powerful testament to grit, resilience, and survival. With raw honesty, he
walks listeners through the physical and emotional scars he’s carried—
including the bullets he took while serving in Afghanistan. He doesn’t shy away
from the pain. He owns it. He’s not afraid of “Scars.” Listen to “Scars”
now HERE
Watch “Scars” lyric video HERE
“This song was written about a person who became a stranger that we used to
know,” said Sweeney of the inspiration for the song. “He had the most intense
eyes. Sometimes, you have to really get a hold of yourself when those
people come into your life.”
“Traveling On” comes ahead of Sweeney’s highly anticipated new album, RHINESTONE
REQUIEM, out August 1, 2025 (pre-save HERE). A bold, unapologetic return to her
roots, the record - which is available for pre-save now - is a sparkling yet
soul-baring exploration of resilience, heartbreak, and honky-tonk healing. In
May, Sweeney released the album’s debut single - ironically upbeat and
tongue-in-cheek “Diamonds and Divorce Decrees.”
(11 July 2025) Taylon Hope’s ‘Howdy’
is bursting with playful energy and heartfelt charm. “Howdy” captures the
spirit of summer in every beat. Self-penned by Taylon and is available for
streaming and download HERE.
Bursting with country charm and sun-soaked energy, “Howdy” is Taylon Hope’s
feel-good summer anthem made for rolling the windows down and turning the
volume up. Written in a moment of pure creative joy, the song captures the
playful spirit and carefree freedom that define the best kind of summer
memories.
"My new single, 'Howdy, 'is a feel-good, roll-the-windows-down kind of
summer anthem—full of energy, country charm, and the kind of rhythm that makes
you want to dance wherever you are. I wrote Howdy on a warm afternoon with just
me and my guitar, no big production, no distractions—just the joy of creating
something fun and honest. It came together in one of those rare moments where
the melody and lyrics felt like they’d been waiting for me to find them.
There’s something about the simplicity and spirit of this song that makes it
special to me. It's lighthearted, it's playful, and it captures that wide-open,
sun-soaked freedom we all crave this time of year. I’ve been holding onto this
one for a while, and I can’t wait for you to blast it loud and make some summer
memories with it." described Taylon Hope.
REVIEWS
(11 July 2025) Review: Cam –
Live at the Tabernacle, London: …Tonight wasn’t just a concert—it was a
window into Cam’s soul, and a celebration of vulnerability, creativity and
connection. Fulfilling a promise she made in 2017 to return to the Tabernacle,
Cam gave her London fans a rare and intimate glimpse into ‘All Things Light,’
days ahead of its release. Warm, witty and vocally radiant, she reminded
everyone in the room why her music continues to resonate so deeply. This was a
truly special evening—equal parts cathartic, charming and unforgettable. EF COUNTRY
WATCH
(8 July 2025) It was a big night
to be living in Madison, Wisconsin! Morgan Wallen joined by Miranda Lambert to sing a duet of
his track, “Cowgirls” - Instagram
(10 July 2025) Ashley McBryde - Rattlesnake Preacher (From the Pulpit)
(10 July 2025) ACM and CMA award-winning artist Jordan Davis released the official music video for
single “Bar None” yesterday. Watch here.
Premiering exclusively with CMT, 'Bar None' comes off Davis’ upcoming album Learn The Hard Way, out 15th August. 'Bar None' is one of six songs already released from the new album, alongside “I Ain’t Sayin’”, his Gold Certified and 8th Career No. 1 hit, 'In Case You Missed It', 'Know You Like That', 'Jesus Wouldn’t Do' and title track 'Learn The Hard Way'. In tandem with the exclusive premiere on CMT, Davis' 'Bar None' music video was featured on a Billboard in Times Square.
BIRTHDAYS
Birthdays in the week ahead:
July 14: Anna Edman (Miss
Winter), Lucy Hale (1989), Carter Faith (2000)
July 15: Terri Gibbs
(1954), Michael Britt (Lonestar) (1966), the late Waylon Jennings
(June 15, 1937; died Feb 13, 2002 (aged 64)), Parker McCollum (1992)
July 16: Billy 'Crash'
Craddock (1939)
July 17: Russell Smith
(Amazing Rhythm Aces) (1949), B J Cole (1946), the late Red Foley
(June 17, 1910; died Sept 19, 1968 (aged 58)), Mickey Guyton, Ruby
Stewart (1987; The Sisterhood Band; daughter of Rod Stewart and former
model Kelly Emberg).
July 18: Julie Reeves
(1974), Marty Haggard (1958), Blake Shelton (1976), Jimmie
Allen (James Edward Allen; 1986)
July 19: the late Lester
Flatt (June 19, 1914; died May 11, 1979 (aged 64)), Doug Stone
(1956)
July 20: Anne Murray
(1945), the late Chet Atkins (June 20, 1924; died June 30, 2001 (aged
77)), Chuck Wicks (1979)
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