Month: May 2024

Dustin Lynch has dropped the music video for his Jelly Roll-assisted single, “Chevrolet.”

This slice-of-life visualizer opens with the protagonist, a teenager, being bullied by a peer who’s interested in the same girl as him. Feeling down and out, the boy cycles home and turns to Jelly’s music for comfort – a nod to the “Need a Favor” singer, who doesn’t appear in the video.

Midway through his bedroom jam session, the girl shows up at his place, much to his surprise, and they drive off to a Dustin Lynch garage concert together.

Of his Mason Dixon-directed video, Dustin shares, “It's a storyline that everybody can relate to, especially us kids from small towns. There always seems to be some kind of divide in friend groups as kids grow up, and there's inevitably an underdog.”

“I'd like to think everyone pulls for the underdog, and this video shows that,” he adds.

You can find “Chevrolet” on Dustin’s latest album, Killed The Cowboy, out now.

Coming up, Dustin will return to Margaritaville Hotel Nashville June 7 for his free Pool Situation: Nashville event. For more information, head to Dustin’s Instagram.

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Surprise! A new song from Bailey Zimmerman has arrived.

The part-reflective, part-motivational track is titled “Hell or High Water” and previews the forthcoming Twisters: The Album.

“I know it ain’t gonna be no easy ride/ And what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger/ But I’m running out of places I can hide/ And every day it’s like the nights get longer/ When I close my eyes, yeah the waves get higher and the flames get hotter/ So I’m asking myself ’cause I can’t tell if this is hell or just high water,” Bailey sings in the chorus. 

“Whatever is going on in y'all's life, I just hope this song gives you a sense of peace and hope because it does get better!” Bailey shares in a press release. “God gives his hardest battles to his strongest soldiers.” 

“And to those of y’all that are on the greener side of the battle, I hope this song makes you realize it was only high water,” he adds. “I really hope y'all love this song as much as I do.”

Twisters: The Album, featuring Luke Combs‘ new single, “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma,” will be released alongside its accompanying film, Twisters, on July 19.

Twisters: The Album is available for preorder and presave now.

Here’s the star-studded track list for Twisters: The Album:

Luke Combs – “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma”
Miranda Lambert – “Ain’t in Kansas Anymore”
Conner Smith- “Steal My Thunder” (feat. Tucker Wetmore)
Thomas Rhett – “Feelin’ Country”
Warren Zeiders – “The Cards I’ve Been Dealt”
Megan Moroney – “Never Left Me”
Lainey Wilson – “Out of Oklahoma”
Bailey Zimmerman – “Hell or High Water”
Jelly Roll – “Dead End Road”
Kane Brown – “Country Classic”
Sam Barber – “Tear Us Apart”
Tyler Childers – “Song While You’re Away”
Tucker Wetmore – “Already Had It”
Leon Bridges – “Chrome Cowgirl”
Benson Boone – “Death Wish Love”
Shania Twain & BRELAND – “Boots Don’t”
Dylan Gossett – “Stronger Than a Storm”
Lanie Gardner – “Chasing the Wind”
Jelly Roll – “Leave the Light On” (feat. Alexandra Kay)
Wyatt Flores & Jake Kohn – “Before I Do”
The Red Clay Strays – “Caddo County”
Tanner Usrey – “Blackberry Wine”
Tanner Adell – “Too Easy”
Mason Ramsey – “Shake Shake (All Night Long)”
Tyler Halverson – “New Loop”
Flatland Cavalry – “Touchdown”
Nolan Taylor – “Driving You Home”
Wilderado, Ken Pomeroy, & James McAlister – “Wall of Death”
Charley Crockett – “(Ghost) Riders in the Sky”

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Tyler Hubbard may have felt nervous launching his solo career, but that changed after feeling the support offered to him by the country music community.

“I definitely feel supported and welcomed, and it’s really nice to know that I still have a spot in the genre,” Tyler shares in a press interview. “A spot on radio, a spot in the country music fans’ hearts is what it feels like. As fun as it is to rebuild, it’s given me that much more gratitude and perspective [on] what’s important.”

With two albums released and three #1 hits, including his latest, “Back Then Right Now,” Tyler’s feeling grateful for his successes and how his time in Florida Georgia Line shaped his current outlook as a solo artist.

“I think the journey that I was on over the last decade’s really allowed me to enjoy this season even more,” says Tyler. “I’d say currently [I’m] feeling maybe a little bit less pressure than … at the very beginning when you just don’t know, [and] you’re really diving off into the deep end of the unknown and kind of hoping for the best.”

Tyler’s on the road opening for Kane Brown on Kane’s In The Air Tour before kicking off his headlining Strong World Tour in September.

For tickets and a full list of dates, head to tylerhubbardofficial.com.

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Midland has dropped a new track, “Old Fashioned Feeling.” Of their release, the country group shares, “Sometimes it feels good to go for a swim in the blues, have a sip of that fiery nostalgia & live in the memory of something that was once so sweet that's now turned bitter. Hope y’all enjoy it.”

ERNEST has enlisted HARDY, Jamey Johnson and Lukas Nelson to join him for his Stars for Second Harvest benefit concert, happening June 4 at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. Tickets are available now at ryman.com.

Country newcomer Vincent Mason, known for his viral song “Hell is a Dance Floor,” has signed a joint record deal with Interscope Records/UMG Nashville/Music Soup. “I'm so grateful to have Interscope, Universal Nashville, and Music Soup help bring our vision to life and keep building on what we've started. I couldn't feel better about the team around me and I'm excited to get to work,” Vincent tells Billboard. Vincent’s debut EP, Can't Just Be Me, arrives Friday.

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