Music Country – Rolling Stone

• Kenny Chesney Leads 2025 Country Music Hall of Fame Class March 25, 2025
  June Carter Cash and producer Tony Brown will also be inducted into the Nashville institution
  Joseph Hudak
• Rhiannon Giddens Has Complicated Feelings About Playing on ‘Cowboy Carter’ March 24, 2025
  “My idea of what the mission is and somebody else’s idea of what the mission is are not going to be the same thing,” says Giddens, who added banjo to Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em”
  Jonathan Bernstein
• Blake Shelton, Eric Church, and Lainey Wilson to Perform at 2025 ACM Awards March 24, 2025
  Reba McEntire hosts the Academy of Country Music's annual ceremonies live from Frisco, Texas
  Joseph Hudak
• Morgan Wallen Previews Album ‘I’m the Problem’ With Pair of Singles March 21, 2025
  Singer released “Just In Case" and "I'm a Little Crazy" off his new LP, out May 16
  Tomás Mier
• Eric Church Covers Tom Waits on Upcoming Album ‘Evangeline vs. the Machine’ March 20, 2025
  The Nashville iconoclast previews the LP, which includes his version of Waits’ “Clap Hands,” and the new original “Hands of Time”
  Joseph Hudak
• Watch Kelsea Ballerini Cover Barbara Mandrell’s ‘I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool’ March 20, 2025
  The singer performed the 1981 hit during Opry 100: A Live Celebration
  Emily Zemler
• Luke Combs Showcases ‘Hurricane,’ ‘The Grand Tour’ at ‘Opry 100’ March 20, 2025
  The event, which aired on NBC, honored the Grand Ole Opry’s 100th anniversary
  Emily Zemler
• Kentucky Gentlemen Are Ready for a ‘Rhinestone Revolution’ With Debut Album March 18, 2025
  The sibling country duo announce the LP with the release of the single “Made for Movin’ On”
  Jonathan Bernstein
• Watch Megan Moroney Debut Unreleased Song for Ed Sheeran at Bluebird Cafe March 17, 2025
  Country star wrote “Beautiful Things” with Jessie Jo Dillon, Jessi Alexander, and Connie Harrington and previewed it at the Nashville listening room
  Tomás Mier
• Watch Tyler Childers’ Surprise Introduction of Robert Earl Keen at the Grand Ole Opry March 17, 2025
  Keen, known for anthems like “The Road Goes on Forever,” made his debut at the Nashville institution
  Jonathan Bernstein