Riley Green Once Said He Didn’t Think He Was Musically Talented—Now He’s One of Country Music’s Biggest Stars

Riley Green is currently one of country music’s most successful modern traditionalists—but he says he never actually saw himself that way. In a recent interview on The Zach Sang Show, Green opened up about his early insecurities as a performer, admitting he never enjoyed hearing his own voice and often doubted whether he had real … Read more

Fans Say Cody Johnson and Ella Langley’s Duet Was the Moment of Braves Country Fest

When Cody Johnson and Ella Langley stepped onto the stage at Braves Country Fest, the crowd at Truist Park already knew they were in for something special—but what followed turned into one of the night’s most unforgettable moments. The two country stars delivered a heartfelt cover of Reba McEntire’s classic “Whoever’s in New England,” a … Read more

Riley Green Isn’t Focused on the Noise—He Says His Job Is Simple: “Entertain the Fans”

Riley Green is making it clear that he has no interest in getting caught up in controversy surrounding festival politics or industry backlash. As several artists reportedly pulled out of the Rock the Country festival following political criticism tied to headliner Kid Rock—including acts like Shinedown, Ludacris, Morgan Wade, and Carter Faith—Green took a different … Read more

Riley Green’s Exit From ‘Marshals’ Left the Cast “So Upset” After His Short but Memorable Run

Riley Green may be known for his country hits and touring schedule, but his brief stint on CBS’ Marshals left just as strong an impression on screen as it did behind the scenes. Green appeared as Garrett, a troubled ex–Navy SEAL who arrives in Montana searching for connection and support from his old friend Kayce … Read more

Tim McGraw Gave Lainey Wilson a Surprise Gift She Never Saw Coming—and It Nearly Brought Her to Tears

Some country music moments feel scripted for a movie. This was one of them. For years, Lainey Wilson has openly talked about her admiration for Tim McGraw. Growing up in Louisiana, just miles from where McGraw was raised, she spent her childhood listening to his music, learning his songs, and dreaming of the day she … Read more

“Gunpowder & Lead” Was the Song Country Radio Almost Rejected—But It Changed Miranda Lambert’s Career Forever

“Gunpowder & Lead” wasn’t just another song in Miranda Lambert’s catalog—it was the record that shifted the direction of her entire career, and it almost never made it to country radio. The song was co-written with Heather Little, who, at the time, was living in the very house Miranda grew up in. The two wrote … Read more

Zac Brown Isn’t Performing at the White House for Politics. He’s Performing for the Troops and America’s 250th Celebration.

Zac Brown is set to appear at the White House this Sunday, and for him, it’s for the same reason it has always been—music and mission. He will perform the National Anthem alongside the United States Marine Band ahead of UFC Freedom 250 on the South Lawn on June 14, as part of America’s 250th … Read more