Month: November 2023

Cole Swindell‘s set to roll out something on December 1.

The “You Should Be Here” singer recently shared a cryptic Instagram post of a grainy, retro-tinged photo of a young boy playing with toys while watching his parents conversing. The faces and facial expressions of the boy’s parents are not shown in this picture, further bolstering the post’s mystery.

While Cole only captioned it “12/1,” songwriter Jordan Walker commented, “Appreciate you, buddy.” Cole responded with a handshake emoji, alluding to the possibility that Jordan penned a song he recorded. 

Cole’s latest album is 2022’s Stereotype, which received the deluxe treatment, Stereotype Broken, the same year. The project spawned the #1 hits “She Had Me at Heads Carolina” and the Lainey Wilson-assisted “Never Say Never.”

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Kenny Chesney is heading to three soccer stadiums in 2024, and it’s not to play actual soccer games.

The country superstar has added three soccer stadium dates to his Sun Goes Down 2024 Tour. The first show takes place Saturday, June 29, at Cincinnati's TQL Stadium. The second will be on Tuesday, July 16, at America First Field in Salt Lake City, and the third is slated for Thursday, August 8, at Columbus, Ohio's Historic Crew Stadium.

“In a lot of ways, soccer stadiums are the best of both worlds. You have the same kind of intimacy that you get in an amphitheater, but it's big enough you have the ability to really hit the accelerator in terms of energy, music, connecting,” says Kenny, who recently released “Take Her Home” to country radio.

“It's a relatively new thing for us to have soccer stadiums, but these are markets where I know there are people who aren't getting tickets – and everyone in No Shoes Nation knows how I feel about no citizen of our crew left behind,” he adds.

Tickets go on sale Friday, December 8. The presale for Kenny’s No Shoes Nation fan club begins Monday, December 4, at 10 a.m. local time.

For the full Sun Goes Down Tour, visit kennychesney.com.

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Saddle up, y’all. It’s time to hit the rodeo with Chayce Beckham.

The American Idol alum and fast-rising country newcomer is set to release his new song, “This Ol’ Rodeo,” on Friday, December 1.

Chayce shared the news on social media alongside the single cover art, which features him clad in a beige shirt, white outer shirt, jeans and a belt buckle. 

Earlier this year, Chayce released “Whiskey on the Wall,” “Little Less Lonely” and “Till the Day I Die.” He’s currently #17 and ascending the country charts with his autobiographical single, “23.”

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Reigning CMA Vocal Duo of the Year Brothers Osborne are set to hit the road in 2024 for their Might As Well Be Us Tour.

Named after their song “Might as Well Be Me,” the trek will kick off March 28 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and will hit Atlanta, Georgia; Boston, Massachusets; Las Vegas; Buffalo, New York; and more, before concluding in Cleveland, Ohio, on June 29.

Jackson Dean, Caylee Hammack, The Cadillac Three, Madeline Edwards, Stephen Wilson Jr. and Zach Top will open on select dates.

Tickets go on sale Friday, December 1, at 10 a.m. local time. Members of Brothers Osborne’s The Family fan club will have presale access from Wednesday, November 29.

For the full Might As Well Be Us Tour schedule and tickets, visit brothersosborne.com.

Brothers Osborne are currently approaching top 20 on the country charts with “Nobody’s Nobody,” the lead single off their self-titled album.

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Dylan Scott‘s “Can’t Have Mine” is officially #1 on country radio.

The love song sits atop the Billboard Country Airplay and Mediabase Country charts, and is Dylan’s fourth career chart-topper.

“Can't Have Mine is officially the #1 song in America! Thank you Jesus!!” Dylan captions his Instagram Reel. “Thank you to my brothers and co-writers @mattaldermanmusic @dallaswilson8 and @joshmeltonmusic for letting me crash the writing room the day we wrote this song! GRATEFUL!”

Dylan’s clip features him, his five-year-old son, Beckett, and four-year-old daughter, Finley, sharing the celebratory moment. It ends with the father of three embracing his two kids in excitement.

The RIAA-certified Platinum “Can’t Have Mine” is off Dylan’s latest full-length album, Livin’ My Best Life, which also spawned the hit singles “Nobody” and “New Truck.”

Dylan’s currently on his This Town's Been Too Good To Us Tour. For a full list of dates and tickets, visit dylanscottcountry.com.

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As Kenny Chesney continues leaping up the country charts with “Take Her Home,” he’s taking time to share how the message of his latest single parallels his life.

“The first time I heard ‘Take Her Home’ – in my head, I knew that it was a very well done song, but in my heart, I knew that it was a lot of my audience,” says Kenny. “I really did, because I feel like that my audience, No Shoes Nation, is all heart.”

He went on to explain why aspects of “Take Her Home” resound with him and his longtime fans.

“I try to record songs that I have lived, but I've also tried to record songs that a lot of people have lived. And there's part of me that has lived this song, but I felt like when I first heard this, the message of it, that a lot of my audience, that it would resonate with them and I'm very proud of it,” Kenny shares.

“I haven't had this kind of song in a while and it's just going to fit in what we do out there on the road,” he adds.

“Take Her Home” is the first preview of Kenny’s forthcoming collection of new music. 

Coming up, the “I Go Back” hitmaker will hit the road on his Sun Goes Down 2024 Tour beginning April 20 with openers Zac Brown Band, Megan Moroney and Uncle Kracker.

For a full list of dates and tickets, visit Kenny’s website.

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