Trace Adkins Country’s Sexiest Man

Trace Adkins Has Been Voted Country’s Sexiest Man By Readers Of Country Weekly. According to the readers of Country Weekly, Trace Adkins is the Sexiest Man Alive! This mountain of a man has what country fans like to see! Tall…check, handsome…check, confident…check, nice hair…check (if you dig a ponytail), great voice…CHECK! Not only does he have all of the physical aspects, but he also never lets anyone down. He will be very busy in the upcoming weeks as he co-hosts the American Country Awards with Kristin Chenoweth live on FOX! The show will be December 5th at 8:00PM ET live and PT tape-delayed. Along with co-hosting, he will be one of the main performers of the night! December 7th he will be a guest on The Late Show with Craig Ferguson. There he will have a little sit down, as well as perform. As a thank you to fans a live version of “Million Dollar View“, his follow up single to “Just Fishin’“, is available for fans to download at either TraceAdkins.com or CountryWeekly.com! Be sure to get your copy of Country Weekly, where Adkins will be the cover, tomorrow!

The Band Perry Gets In Holiday Spirit With ABC

The Band Perry Celebrates The Holiday With An Original Song for ABC. The Band Perry is gaining more and more traction and visibility everyday, and after receiving three wins at the 2011 CMA Awards, it seems they are becoming unstoppable. To add to the growing list of accomplishments, the group recently announced they have penned an original holiday-themed song specifically for ABCFamily. This is in addition to the contribution the group has already made to Justin Bieber’s holiday album. So, clearly, The Band Perry is in the holiday spirit! The song is featured as part of ABCFamily‘s “25 Days of Christmas” holiday campaign, and the group has recorded an music video to accompany the track. A sixty second teaser of the video will be aired on November 20th during ABCFamily’s “Holiday In Handcuffs“. Presumably, it will be available to fans after this point. Tell us, are you a fan of The Band Perry? What do you think about their whopping 3 CMA wins?

Dierks Bentley Home Details

Details On Dierks Bentley New Album Release. Dierks Bentley has announced that his sixth studio album, Home, will release February 7th, 2012. The album title shares its name with Bentley’s current and popular single. This concept of “home” and its meaning clearly have a special hold on Dierks. “My home is in Nashville with my family, my home is on the road with our fans and my home is definitely in country music…This album is more than a year’s worth of writing, recording and testing out material on the road in front of our hard core fans. The end result is an album that runs through all the types of country songs and sounds I enjoy singing and playing.” -Dierks Bentley Also on this album, you can find his hit track “Am I The Only One“. Dierks will be celebrating the album release with a special performance at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on February 2nd. Tickets will be available for purchase on Friday, November 18th at 10am CT.

Cross Canadian Ragweed’s Box of Weed

Cross Canadian Ragweed Release Box Set, Box of Weed! Red dirt pioneers and Texas rockers, Cross Canadian Ragweed, have announced the release of their first ever box set humorously titled, Box of Weed. The band celebrated their 15th anniversary in 2010, and shortly after announced they would be taking a break with no definite intentions of getting back together. This box set, which features five CDs (Cross Canadian Ragweed (also known as the ‘purple’ album), Soul Gravy, Garage, Mission California and Happiness And All The Other Things) and a DVD of the group’s live performance at Tulsa’s Cain’s Ballroom (Back To Tulsa: Live And Loud At Cain’s Ballroom) will offer a little something to those fans who were sorry to see them disband. The box set is available as of Tuesday, November 15th.

Craig Campbell New Song When I Get It

Craig Campbell’s New Single “When I Get It” Released Today! Craig Campbell is excited to release his third single “When I Get It.” The follow up to “Family Man” and “Fish” is a tempo track with light hearted lyrics that describe the relatable financial struggles of the middle class. Produced by Keith Stegall, this song was written by Craig Campbell, Jason Matthews and Jim McCormick. “When I get it, you’ll get it and that’s all you’re getting today.” When I first listened to this song I couldn’t help but have a little smile, because the lyrics are so true. I’m sure this song will hit home to many and become a fan favorite in no time! Craig is an American Country Award nominee and you can vote for him daily at theacas.com. “When I Get It” delivers to country radio via PlayMPE today!

Luke Bryan I Don’t Want This Night To End Video

Luke Bryan’s Latest Video For His Current Single “I Don’t Want This Night To End!” Luke Bryan’s second single from Tailgates & Tanlines, “I Don’t Want This Night To End” has been steadily climbing the charts since its release! The follow up to “Country Girl (Shake It For Me)” is such a fun song about a careless night that you never want to forget! Now that the video is here I’m sure it is going to do wonders on the Top 20 countdowns! Luke will be a big part of the CMA Awards that will be airing tomorrow night at 7pm central time on ABC!!! This video will definiely leave you wanting more so take a look here!

Kip Moore Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck Video

New Video for Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck From Kip Moore! Kip Moore released his second single, “Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck” in September, and the video for this sexy playful number is now available! This track is the follow up to Moore’s debut single “Mary Was The Marrying Kind“, and it is a heck of a lot of fun. This new song was inspired by experiences in his teen years with a girl who didn’t quite seem interested until she got an eyeful of Kip driving his daddy’s truck! “I drove the hoopty of all hoopties…We’d had a couple of dates and the girl didn’t seem too excited about me, and then one day that car broke down and I borrowed my dad’s truck. It was like a switch flipped.”-Kip Moore So, clearly there really is somthin’ about a truck! Check out the video below, and see what you think! Watch Kip Moore’s “Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck“! [youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YfNFR6gh2E]

The Marshall Tucker Band Greatest Hits

The Marshall Tucker Band Brings Back Vinyl For Their Release Of Greatest Hits! The Marshall Tucker Band has been around and rocking since the 70s, when their was no such things as CDs and digital retailers. Then, MTB along with every other musical act on the planet, depended on vinyl records to get their music in the fans hands. On November 22, in celebration of 40 years, the vinyl edition of The Marshall Tucker Band: Greatest Hits will be released! “As we continue to tour, more and more fans are showing up in the autograph lines with their original Marshall Tucker vinyl records, even more so than CDs. There’s just something cool about vinyl. It’s very retro and I think most people out there will agree that in today’s day and age, retro is ‘in.’ This is an appropriate release for us, especially since we’re celebrating 40 years.” -Doug Gray, lead singer and founding member The 17-track album, a Gatefold Double-LP 180 gram vinyl record, contains some of the MTB’s most notable hits including “Can’t You See“, “Heard It In A Love Song“, “Fire On The Mountain“, “24 Hours At A Time” and “Take The Highway“. Three of the 17 tracks are previously unreleased live concert recordings from an earlier overseas tour. Since turntable record players are no longer a mainstream commodity, the new vinyl will include a digital download card! The vinyl edition will be available for purchase later this month at all vinyl record stores, online at Amazon and www.marshalltuckerband.com. Greatest Hits Track Listing 1. Take The Highway 2. Blue Ridge Mountain Sky 3. In My Own Way 4. Fire On The Mountain 5. Heard It In A Love Song 6. Ramblin’ 7. Searchin’ For A Rainbow 8. I Should Have Never Started Lovin’ You 9. 24 Hours At A Time 10. Long Hard Ride 11. Can’t You See 12. Too Stubborn 13. This Ol’ Cowboy 14. Desert Skies 15. Hillbilly Band (Live) 16. Every Day I Sing The Blues (Live) 17. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Live)

Uncle Kracker My Hometown

Uncle Kracker Unveils The First Single From His Future Full Length Album. “My Hometown“, produced by Keith Stegall, marks the first taste of Uncle Kracker’s long awaited album which will be available in 2012! Uncle Kracker spent most of 2011 on tour with Kenny Chesney, where he sang for crowds in some of the biggest arenas this country has to offer! He also headlined benefit shows, including The Uncle Kracker Music Education Foundation. It is hard to believe that it has been over a year since we first heard his top 5 hit, “Smile.” This man has been very gifted in the songwriting department and is sure to give us tons of treats on his full length album! Until then, go have a listen to and purchase “My Hometown.”

Willie Nelson Remember Me Volume 1 Details

Willie Nelson Will Release A Collection of Country Hits. Willie Nelson has announced the release of a new album, Remember Me: Volume 1 featuring a collection of country hits spanning a 70 year range. The album is set to release on Monday, November 21st, and Volume 2 is expected to be available sometime in 2012. Willie will be performing some of the best country songs by some of the best country artists including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Ernest Tubb, Rosemary Clooney, Johnny Cash and others. Each was hand picked by the man himself, and Nelson is accompanied on each track by some of Nashville’s top musicians in a band that features Eddie Bayers (drums), David Hungate (bass), Brent Mason (electric guitar), Biff Watson (acoustic guitar), Mickey Raphael (harmonica), Sonny Garrish (steel guitar), John Hobbs (piano/keyboards), Aubrey Haynie (fiddle/mandolin) and Wes Hightower and Cindy Walker (background vocals). Jerry Puckett and Chris Collins also guest on the sessions. Remember Me: Volume 1, Complete Track Listing 1. Remember Me (Ernest Tubb, 1950, No. 5 Country) 2. Sixteen Tons (Tennessee Ernie Ford, 1955, No. 1 Country & Pop) 3. Why Baby Why (George Jones, 1955, No. 4 Country) 4. Today I Started Loving You Again (Merle Haggard, 1970) 5. I’m Movin’ On (Hank Snow, 1950, No. 1 Country) 6. That Just About Does It (Vern Gosdin, 1989, No. 4 Country) 7. This Old House (Rosemary Clooney, 1954, No. 1 Pop) 8. Sunday Morning Coming Down (Johnny Cash, 1970, No. 1 Country) 9. Smoke That Cigarette (Tex Williams, 1947, No. 1 Country) 10. Slowly (Webb Pierce, 1954, No. 1 Country) 11. A Satisfied Mind (Porter Wagoner, 1955, No. 1 Country) 12. Roly Poly (Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, 1946, No. 3 Country) 13. Release Me (Ray Price, 1954, No. 6 Country) 14. Ramblin’ Fever (Merle Haggard, 1977, No. 2 Country) *15. More And More (Webb Pierce, 1954, No. 1 Country)