Brothers Osborne live it up every way they can in “Sun Ain’t Even Gone Down Yet,” a bright and boisterous track from their upcoming self-titled album, out September 15.
On the tune, singer Tj Osborne paints a hard-partying picture of drinking hard and living fast over a funky-tonk backdrop of guitars and thwapping drums. Then he and his guitarist brother John join their voices to finish the tableau: “If a cold libation’s any indication, we’re gonna have a hell of a night,” they sing. “The day’s about...
On the tune, singer Tj Osborne paints a hard-partying picture of drinking hard and living fast over a funky-tonk backdrop of guitars and thwapping drums. Then he and his guitarist brother John join their voices to finish the tableau: “If a cold libation’s any indication, we’re gonna have a hell of a night,” they sing. “The day’s about...
- 7/14/2023
- by Kory Grow
- Rollingstone.com
Brothers Osborne will reissue their Grammy-nominated 2020 album Skeletons as a deluxe edition in early 2022. The new version, featuring three additional tracks, will be released Jan. 21.
Among the newly added tracks is the duo’s single “Younger Me,” which was penned by the brothers and Kendell Marvel about singer Tj Osborne’s experiences as a young gay man struggling with coming out. It made the list of Rolling Stone’s best songs from 2021 and is currently nominated for a Grammy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance.
The album also features the previously unreleased “Headstone,...
Among the newly added tracks is the duo’s single “Younger Me,” which was penned by the brothers and Kendell Marvel about singer Tj Osborne’s experiences as a young gay man struggling with coming out. It made the list of Rolling Stone’s best songs from 2021 and is currently nominated for a Grammy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance.
The album also features the previously unreleased “Headstone,...
- 12/20/2021
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
It was a big night for Chris Stapleton at the 55th annual Country Music Assn. awards Wednesday, as the singer took home Album of the Year and Single of the Year among his five trophies overall.
Stapleton won Song of the Year and Single of the Year for “Starting Over” and took album of the year for his record of the same name. He also won trophies as producer on the single and album.
“I want to say thank you to everybody that listened to the record, and everybody that listens to music,” Stapleton said from the stage.
Stapleton is also nominated in the male vocalist and Entertainer of the Year categories.
Update: Luke Combs won the Entertainer of the Year honors, the biggest award of the evening.
“I just want to thank everybody in this room,” he said. “I don’t deserve to win it, but I’m sure...
Stapleton won Song of the Year and Single of the Year for “Starting Over” and took album of the year for his record of the same name. He also won trophies as producer on the single and album.
“I want to say thank you to everybody that listened to the record, and everybody that listens to music,” Stapleton said from the stage.
Stapleton is also nominated in the male vocalist and Entertainer of the Year categories.
Update: Luke Combs won the Entertainer of the Year honors, the biggest award of the evening.
“I just want to thank everybody in this room,” he said. “I don’t deserve to win it, but I’m sure...
- 11/11/2021
- by Bruce Haring
- Deadline Film + TV
The 55th Annual Country Music Association Awards were presented on Wednesday night, November 10, during a live ceremony hosted by Luke Bryan that aired on ABC. So who were the big winners? Scroll down for the complete list in all categories, updated as they were announced throughout the night.
SEELuke Bryan hosting the 2021 CMA Awards: ‘I knew it was something I couldn’t turn down’
Eric Church entered these awards as the defending champion, having won last year’s Entertainer of the Year prize in an upset. He also tied as this year’s most nominated artist with five bids. He was up for Entertainer again, in addition to Album of the Year for “Heart,” Single of the Year and Song of the Year for “Hell of a View,” and Male Vocalist of the Year.
Also nominated five times was Chris Stapleton, who went head-to-head with Church in all of the...
SEELuke Bryan hosting the 2021 CMA Awards: ‘I knew it was something I couldn’t turn down’
Eric Church entered these awards as the defending champion, having won last year’s Entertainer of the Year prize in an upset. He also tied as this year’s most nominated artist with five bids. He was up for Entertainer again, in addition to Album of the Year for “Heart,” Single of the Year and Song of the Year for “Hell of a View,” and Male Vocalist of the Year.
Also nominated five times was Chris Stapleton, who went head-to-head with Church in all of the...
- 11/11/2021
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
The 55th Annual Country Music Association Awards nominations were announced on Thursday morning, September 9, with the ceremony set to follow on Wednesday, November 10, at 8:00pm Eastern/5:00pm Pacific on ABC. Scroll down for this year’s complete list of contenders.
Seevma performers 2021: List of performances announced for MTV Video Music Awards
Eric Church and Chris Stapleton are on top, tied with five nominations apiece. Church is up for Entertainer of the Year, Album of the Year (“Heart”), Single and Song of the Year (“Hell of a View”), and Male Vocalist of the Year. Stapleton is actually nominated in the exact same five categories: Entertainer and Male Vocalist, plus Album for “Starting Over,” and Single and Song for the title track. Church is the reigning champion for Entertainer of the Year, so he’s hoping to defend his title not just against Stapleton, but also Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert,...
Seevma performers 2021: List of performances announced for MTV Video Music Awards
Eric Church and Chris Stapleton are on top, tied with five nominations apiece. Church is up for Entertainer of the Year, Album of the Year (“Heart”), Single and Song of the Year (“Hell of a View”), and Male Vocalist of the Year. Stapleton is actually nominated in the exact same five categories: Entertainer and Male Vocalist, plus Album for “Starting Over,” and Single and Song for the title track. Church is the reigning champion for Entertainer of the Year, so he’s hoping to defend his title not just against Stapleton, but also Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert,...
- 9/9/2021
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
Blake Shelton has announced his first full-length studio record in nearly four years. The Oklahoma native will release Body Language on May 21st. The album is the follow-up to Shelton’s 2017 long-player Texoma Shore.
Body Language — a Conway Twitty-esque title if ever there were one — spans 12 tracks, including Shelton’s current single “Minimum Wage” and the duet with fiancée Gwen Stefani, “Happy Anywhere.” The title track is a collaboration with the Swon Brothers, Shelton’s former protégés on The Voice.
“We’ve been working on this album on and off for two years now,...
Body Language — a Conway Twitty-esque title if ever there were one — spans 12 tracks, including Shelton’s current single “Minimum Wage” and the duet with fiancée Gwen Stefani, “Happy Anywhere.” The title track is a collaboration with the Swon Brothers, Shelton’s former protégés on The Voice.
“We’ve been working on this album on and off for two years now,...
- 3/29/2021
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
Eric Church leans into his outspoken, rebellious side on the new song “Break It Kind of Guy,” the latest (and final) preview of his album trio Heart & Soul. The collection will be issued over the course of a week beginning April 16th with Heart; Soul arrives April 23rd and features “Break It Kind of Guy.” The middle portion, &, will be available as a vinyl-only release, first to members of his Church Choir.
A lean, uptempo country-rock tune propelled by 16th-note hi-hats and throbbing bass, “Break It Kind of Guy” is the defiant,...
A lean, uptempo country-rock tune propelled by 16th-note hi-hats and throbbing bass, “Break It Kind of Guy” is the defiant,...
- 3/26/2021
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
Next month, country singer Justin Moore will be releasing Straight Outta the Country, the singer’s first collection of new music since his 2019 album Late Nights and Longnecks. The record was produced by Moore’s longtime collaborator Jeremy Stover.
The singer announced the album on his podcast earlier today. “We had three times as many songs as we put on the last album,” Moore said. “This, to me, is just kind of an extension of that album. I think if people loved the last one, they’re gonna also love this one.
The singer announced the album on his podcast earlier today. “We had three times as many songs as we put on the last album,” Moore said. “This, to me, is just kind of an extension of that album. I think if people loved the last one, they’re gonna also love this one.
- 3/25/2021
- by Jonathan Bernstein
- Rollingstone.com
Eric Church will follow up his 2018 album Desperate Man with three new albums. Collectively titled Heart & Soul and spanning 24 tracks, the albums will be released over a week in April: Heart on April 16th, one titled & on the 20th, and Soul on April 23rd. Preorders begin January 29th.
The reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year announced his ambitious plan in a video dispatch to his fan club, the Church Choir. Heart features nine songs, including the previously released “Stick That in Your Country Song” and “Crazyland,” along with new song “Heart on Fire,...
The reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year announced his ambitious plan in a video dispatch to his fan club, the Church Choir. Heart features nine songs, including the previously released “Stick That in Your Country Song” and “Crazyland,” along with new song “Heart on Fire,...
- 1/21/2021
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
“Lovin’ a music man’s ain’t always what it’s supposed to be,” Journey’s Steve Perry sang in “Faithfully.” In his new song “Doing Life With Me,” Eric Church echoes that sentiment as he lists off all the burdens his loved ones had to carry as he pursued country music stardom.
“It ain’t easy putting up with/a road dog with a cup with/a little Jack in it,” Church sings to open the easygoing number, going on to wonder why anyone would agree to taking such...
“It ain’t easy putting up with/a road dog with a cup with/a little Jack in it,” Church sings to open the easygoing number, going on to wonder why anyone would agree to taking such...
- 12/11/2020
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
For the last five years, Brothers Osborne have been one of the more compelling acts operating squarely within the confines of commercial country music. The Maryland brother duo has built a strong live following (and earned a pair of Top Twenty hits) based on their no-nonsense balance of crisp country-rock and crooning slow-jams. The former highlight John Osborne’s thrilling guitar theatrics, while the latter showcase Tj Osborne’s nuanced baritone. The group’s last album, Port Saint Joe, was an elegant display of that honky-tonk yin-yang that leaned slightly towards the group’s slower,...
- 10/9/2020
- by Jonathan Bernstein
- Rollingstone.com
Eric Church depicts the thrill of a life on the move with the one you love in “Hell of a View,” a tender mid-tempo ballad with shades of his hit “Springsteen.” It’s Church’s latest release from an upcoming project, the follow-up to 2018’s Desperate Man.
Penned by Church with Casey Beathard and Monty Criswell, “Hell of a View” takes a romantic look at a road-less-traveled relationship and the “reckless” existence that necessitated it. “You liked the thought of chasin’ life instead of dollar bills,” Church sings. “We’re livin’ reckless,...
Penned by Church with Casey Beathard and Monty Criswell, “Hell of a View” takes a romantic look at a road-less-traveled relationship and the “reckless” existence that necessitated it. “You liked the thought of chasin’ life instead of dollar bills,” Church sings. “We’re livin’ reckless,...
- 10/2/2020
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
“I heard you been creepin’ round/’Bout the time that sun goes down,” sings Tj Osborne in Brothers Osborne’s thumping new song “Skeletons.” The country duo’s third studio album, also titled Skeletons, will be released October 9th.
Opening with trippy, hypnotic keyboard pulses and throbbing bass, “Skeletons” surges just shy of the 30-second mark as John Osborne’s stinging guitar sets up an ominous tone. Tj lobs accusations at someone whom he suspects of being unfaithful, saying he’s got “bones to pick” with the skeletons in their closet.
Opening with trippy, hypnotic keyboard pulses and throbbing bass, “Skeletons” surges just shy of the 30-second mark as John Osborne’s stinging guitar sets up an ominous tone. Tj lobs accusations at someone whom he suspects of being unfaithful, saying he’s got “bones to pick” with the skeletons in their closet.
- 8/21/2020
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
Just before Christmas last year, Tucker Beathard had his worst fear realized — tragically losing a member of his close-knit family. Beathard’s younger brother Clay was one of two men killed after a December 21st altercation outside of a Nashville bar. Clay was just 22.
“I was always scared of something like this happening,” Beathard, the 25-year-old country singer and son of hit songwriter Casey Beathard, tells Rolling Stone. Devastated in the days that followed, he turned to his faith and to his dad. Together they wrote “I Ain’t Without You,...
“I was always scared of something like this happening,” Beathard, the 25-year-old country singer and son of hit songwriter Casey Beathard, tells Rolling Stone. Devastated in the days that followed, he turned to his faith and to his dad. Together they wrote “I Ain’t Without You,...
- 8/7/2020
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
In January, Eric Church took a trip to the mountains of North Carolina and recorded 28 songs in 28 days. “We removed all of the barriers about what people think of the song,” Church said earlier this year. “Just let it be the most creative thing for that one day, chase that as hard as you can, move on. Go on to the next one.”
Church has started to roll out that music. Last month, he released “Stick That in Your Country Song,” an indictment of his genre’s blindfolds. On Friday,...
Church has started to roll out that music. Last month, he released “Stick That in Your Country Song,” an indictment of his genre’s blindfolds. On Friday,...
- 7/31/2020
- by Patrick Doyle
- Rollingstone.com
Brothers Osborne cook up a funky groove with an evergreen message in their new song “Hatin’ Somebody,” which will appear on their upcoming album Skeletons. The Cma-winning duo’s third studio project, Skeletons will be released October 9th.
Built around sizzling, woozy electric and acoustic slide guitar that recall Sticky Fingers-era Rolling Stones, the swampy “Hatin’ Somebody” was penned by siblings John and Tj Osborne with Casey Beathard. It’s also a statement about bigotry and the struggle to coexist that references a personal transformation the duo’s grandfather underwent.
Built around sizzling, woozy electric and acoustic slide guitar that recall Sticky Fingers-era Rolling Stones, the swampy “Hatin’ Somebody” was penned by siblings John and Tj Osborne with Casey Beathard. It’s also a statement about bigotry and the struggle to coexist that references a personal transformation the duo’s grandfather underwent.
- 7/31/2020
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
Brothers Osborne have announced plans for their third studio album, Skeletons. The follow-up to 2018’s Port Saint Joe, the Cma-winning duo’s new LP will be released October 9th.
Working once again with producer Jay Joyce — who oversaw their first two albums — Tj and John Osborne wrote or co-wrote all 12 tracks on Skeletons. Collaborators on the group of songs include Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk (co-producers of Kacey Musgraves’ Golden Hour), Luke Dick, Natalie Hemby, Casey Beathard, and Hayes Carll. The album’s current radio single is “All Night,” which was released in May.
Working once again with producer Jay Joyce — who oversaw their first two albums — Tj and John Osborne wrote or co-wrote all 12 tracks on Skeletons. Collaborators on the group of songs include Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk (co-producers of Kacey Musgraves’ Golden Hour), Luke Dick, Natalie Hemby, Casey Beathard, and Hayes Carll. The album’s current radio single is “All Night,” which was released in May.
- 7/22/2020
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
It is now commonplace to hear references to Merle Haggard or George Jones in contemporary country songs, but there are still surprisingly few references to country-music legend and America’s Most-Liked Person Dolly Parton, despite her massive influence. Singer-songwriter Lainey Wilson is out to correct that, offering up “Wwdd” (short for “What Would Dolly Do”) as a mantra for better living, no matter who you are.
Written by Louisiana native Wilson with Casey Beathard and Michael Heeney, “Wwdd” mixes a stomping beat with grimy electric guitars out of Sticky Fingers...
Written by Louisiana native Wilson with Casey Beathard and Michael Heeney, “Wwdd” mixes a stomping beat with grimy electric guitars out of Sticky Fingers...
- 3/26/2020
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
Willie Nelson will turn 87 on April 29th — on April 24th, he’ll release his 70th album. Titled First Rose of Spring, the record features two new songs written by Nelson with producer Buddy Cannon, and Nelson’s interpretations of tracks penned by Toby Keith, Chris Stapleton, and his longtime friend and contemporary Billy Joe Shaver. The country legend, whose last album was Ride Me Back Home, tackles Keith’s “Don’t Let the Old Man In,” Stapleton’s “Our Song,” and Shaver’s “We Are the Cowboys.”
Ahead of the release,...
Ahead of the release,...
- 2/21/2020
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
The Wild Feathers’ new road anthem, Brian Fallon’s hushed love song, and Brad Paisley’s inspiring “Alive Right Now” are among the fresh country and Americana songs to hear this week.
The Wild Feathers, “Jacksonville to Jackson Hole”
For years, the Wild Feathers have planted their feet on both sides of the country-rock divide. They fully step into twangier territory with this Eric Church and Casey Beathard co-write, which finds the group singing the praises of cross-country road trips, truck stops, and heat-lamp chicken tenders. The song’s secret...
The Wild Feathers, “Jacksonville to Jackson Hole”
For years, the Wild Feathers have planted their feet on both sides of the country-rock divide. They fully step into twangier territory with this Eric Church and Casey Beathard co-write, which finds the group singing the praises of cross-country road trips, truck stops, and heat-lamp chicken tenders. The song’s secret...
- 12/16/2019
- by Robert Crawford
- Rollingstone.com
Dillon Carmichael, the Kentucky singer-songwriter with a deep outlaw-country voice, highlights his more lighthearted side on the new song “99 Problems (Fish Ain’t One).” A cheeky fishing tune in the tradition of Brad Paisley’s “I’m Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin’ Song)” and Craig Campbell’s “Fish,” it announces Carmichael’s upcoming five-song Ep I Do for You. Carmichael says the project includes more high-energy songs than ballads.
“I’m so excited for I Do for You to come out. It’s been a long time coming. This Ep...
“I’m so excited for I Do for You to come out. It’s been a long time coming. This Ep...
- 9/11/2019
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
Justin Moore has released the track list for his upcoming album Late Nights and Longnecks, along with the new song “Jesus and Jack Daniels,” a slice of classic country that makes good use of Moore’s native Arkansas warble.
Written by Moore with Paul Digiovanni, Chase McGill and Jeremy Stover, “Jesus and Jack Daniels” juxtaposes the compassionate religion of the narrator’s mother with the tough discipline of a father who enjoys his liquor. Case in point: when the singer’s brother is caught with weed, mom puts him on her prayer list,...
Written by Moore with Paul Digiovanni, Chase McGill and Jeremy Stover, “Jesus and Jack Daniels” juxtaposes the compassionate religion of the narrator’s mother with the tough discipline of a father who enjoys his liquor. Case in point: when the singer’s brother is caught with weed, mom puts him on her prayer list,...
- 3/8/2019
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
A potent new version of a country classic, an unearthed Eighties demo and the indie return of a promising young talent make up the songs you need to hear this week.
Tucker Beathard, “Leave Me Alone”
The son of hit songwriter Casey Beathard keeps the family business alive with “Leave Me Alone,” a mid-tempo plea for peace, quiet and an unbroken heart. He makes a good case for his own independence, too, pulling quadruple duty as the song’s co-writer, co-producer, drummer and guitarist.
Karen Waldrup, “Sometimes He Does”
Written by Lori McKenna,...
Tucker Beathard, “Leave Me Alone”
The son of hit songwriter Casey Beathard keeps the family business alive with “Leave Me Alone,” a mid-tempo plea for peace, quiet and an unbroken heart. He makes a good case for his own independence, too, pulling quadruple duty as the song’s co-writer, co-producer, drummer and guitarist.
Karen Waldrup, “Sometimes He Does”
Written by Lori McKenna,...
- 11/30/2018
- by Robert Crawford
- Rollingstone.com
Although normally focused on Americana-leaning country music, Chris Shiflett’s Walking the Floor podcast goes full-on mainstream with this week’s episode. Justin Moore is the special guest, talking with his host about songwriting on Music Row, adolescence in rural Arkansas and the challenges of touring as a family man.
Here are seven things we learned from Shiflett’s chat with the singer, who will release his new single “The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home” on October 12th.
Moore’s traditionally-minded country music comes from a traditional place: small-town Arkansas.
Here are seven things we learned from Shiflett’s chat with the singer, who will release his new single “The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home” on October 12th.
Moore’s traditionally-minded country music comes from a traditional place: small-town Arkansas.
- 10/8/2018
- by Robert Crawford
- Rollingstone.com
A searching bit of electro-tinged pop from Hunter Hayes, a psychedelic duet from Lera Lynn and a grand tribute to a family hero by Tucker Beathard make up the 10 must-hear country and Americana songs this week.
Cordovas, “I’m the One Who Needs You Tonight”
With plenty of parlor piano, pedal steel and stacked harmonies, “I’m the One Who Needs You Tonight” mixes the unpolished country-rock of Workingman’s Dead with the woodsy warmth of Music From Big Pink. The result is a song that wears its countercultural influences proudly,...
Cordovas, “I’m the One Who Needs You Tonight”
With plenty of parlor piano, pedal steel and stacked harmonies, “I’m the One Who Needs You Tonight” mixes the unpolished country-rock of Workingman’s Dead with the woodsy warmth of Music From Big Pink. The result is a song that wears its countercultural influences proudly,...
- 8/10/2018
- by Robert Crawford
- Rollingstone.com
When Eric Church’s debut album Sinners Like Me hit in 2006, it signaled a brash new direction for country music. Here was an artist who, although leaning heavily on rock & roll, maintained a foothold in country, especially with his enlightened workingman lyricism. Naturally, Church evolved over his next four albums, embracing both harder sounds and a more singer-songwriter vibe that culminated with the surprise release Mr. Misunderstood in 2015 (he’ll further his catalog with the new Desperate Man on October 5th). In celebration of Church gracing the August cover of Rolling Stone,...
- 7/25/2018
- by Brittney McKenna, Robert Crawford, Jeff Gage and Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
You knew it had to be a special concert if Martina McBride was the opening act.
The platinum-selling artist lit the way last Wednesday evening for a mostly female lineup of stars at this “only in Nashville” kind of event.
Songs you won’t hear on any record? Check.
Artists who usually perform for thousands now singing in an intimate nightclub setting? Check.
Stripped-down acoustic versions of million-selling hits? Check.
McBride, a surprise bonus to the announced lineup, kicked off the almost three-hour show, and Hall of Famer Reba McEntire capped the evening, channeling her inner nightclub chanteuse on a...
The platinum-selling artist lit the way last Wednesday evening for a mostly female lineup of stars at this “only in Nashville” kind of event.
Songs you won’t hear on any record? Check.
Artists who usually perform for thousands now singing in an intimate nightclub setting? Check.
Stripped-down acoustic versions of million-selling hits? Check.
McBride, a surprise bonus to the announced lineup, kicked off the almost three-hour show, and Hall of Famer Reba McEntire capped the evening, channeling her inner nightclub chanteuse on a...
- 7/20/2017
- by Nancy Kruh
- PEOPLE.com
The 2013 ACAs air live Dec. 10 on Fox! See the full list of nominations and tell us who you’re rooting for.
If Taylor Swift wins any more awards, she’s going to need to buy a new house just to hold them all! The country queen is nominated for a whopping nine American Country Awards, pitting her against country giants like Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood. The nominees — which were announced Oct. 29 — will go head to head Dec. 10, during the live ceremony on Fox.
Artists
Artist of the Year
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Florida Georgia Line
Blake Shelton
Taylor Swift
Artist of the Year: Male
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Kenny Chesney
Eric Church
Blake Shelton
Artist of the Year: Female
Kelly Clarkson
Sheryl Crow
Miranda Lambert
Taylor Swift
Carrie Underwood
Artist of the Year: Duo or Group
Lady Antebellum
Little Big Town
Rascal Flatts
The Band Perry
Zac Brown Band...
If Taylor Swift wins any more awards, she’s going to need to buy a new house just to hold them all! The country queen is nominated for a whopping nine American Country Awards, pitting her against country giants like Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood. The nominees — which were announced Oct. 29 — will go head to head Dec. 10, during the live ceremony on Fox.
Artists
Artist of the Year
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Florida Georgia Line
Blake Shelton
Taylor Swift
Artist of the Year: Male
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Kenny Chesney
Eric Church
Blake Shelton
Artist of the Year: Female
Kelly Clarkson
Sheryl Crow
Miranda Lambert
Taylor Swift
Carrie Underwood
Artist of the Year: Duo or Group
Lady Antebellum
Little Big Town
Rascal Flatts
The Band Perry
Zac Brown Band...
- 10/29/2013
- by Andy Swift
- HollywoodLife
Nominations have been announced for the fourth annual American Country Awards, hosted by Trace Adkins and Danica Patrick on Tuesday, Dec. 10 live from Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas at 8 p.m. Et/Pt on Fox.
Taylor Swift leads all nominees with eight, followed by Florida Georgia Line and Blake Shelton with seven apiece. Voting is open at www.theacas.com starting Tuesday, Oct. 29 until Tuesday, Nov. 12.
The full list of nominees:
Artists
Artist of the Year
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Florida Georgia Line
Blake Shelton
Taylor Swift
Artist of the Year: Male
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Kenny Chesney
Eric Church
Blake Shelton
Artist of the Year: Female
Kelly Clarkson
Sheryl Crow
Miranda Lambert
Taylor Swift
Carrie Underwood
Artist of the Year: Duo or Group
Lady Antebellum
Little Big Town
Rascal Flatts
The Band Perry
Zac Brown Band
Artist of the Year: Breakthrough Artist
Lee Brice
Hunter Hayes
Randy Houser
Scotty McCreery...
Taylor Swift leads all nominees with eight, followed by Florida Georgia Line and Blake Shelton with seven apiece. Voting is open at www.theacas.com starting Tuesday, Oct. 29 until Tuesday, Nov. 12.
The full list of nominees:
Artists
Artist of the Year
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Florida Georgia Line
Blake Shelton
Taylor Swift
Artist of the Year: Male
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Kenny Chesney
Eric Church
Blake Shelton
Artist of the Year: Female
Kelly Clarkson
Sheryl Crow
Miranda Lambert
Taylor Swift
Carrie Underwood
Artist of the Year: Duo or Group
Lady Antebellum
Little Big Town
Rascal Flatts
The Band Perry
Zac Brown Band
Artist of the Year: Breakthrough Artist
Lee Brice
Hunter Hayes
Randy Houser
Scotty McCreery...
- 10/29/2013
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Pop2it
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