2012 CMA Award Winners!

Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 CMA Awards! Every year the CMA Awards seems to get bigger and better, and this year we’ve even got Miss Molly right there in the audience giving us the inside scoop! Keep up with us as we let you in on all the highlights from the 46th annual CMA Awards! *refresh often as we will update the winners as they are announced! Single of the Year (Award goes to artist and producer) Jason Aldean, “Dirt Road Anthem” Blake Shelton, “God Gave Me You” Dierks Bentley, “Home” Little Big Town, “Pontoon” Eric Church, “Springsteen” Vocal Duo of the Year Big & Rich Love and Theft Sugarland The Civil Wars Thompson Square Song of the Year (Award goes to songwriters) Eli Young Band, “Even if It Breaks Your Heart” – written by Will Hoge and Eric Paslay Blake Shelton, “God Gave Me You” – written by Dave Barnes Dierks Bentley, “Home” – written by Dierks Bentley, Dan Wilson and Brett Beavers Miranda Lambert, “Over You” – written by Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton Eric Church, “Springsteen” – written by Eric Church, Jeff Hyde and Ryan Tyndell Musician of the Year Sam Bush Paul Franklin Dann Huff Brent Mason Mac McAnally Album of the Year Luke Bryan, Tailgates and Tanlines Eric Church, Chief Miranda Lambert, Four the Record Dierks Bentley, Home Lady Antebellum, Own the Night Music Video of the Year Eric Church, “Springsteen” Kenny Chesney, “Come Over” Miranda Lambert, “Over You” Little Big Town, “Pontoon” Toby Keith, “Red Solo Cup” New Artist of the Year Lee Brice Brantley Gilbert Hunter Hayes Love and Theft Thompson Square Vocal Group of the Year The Band Perry Eli Young Band Lady Antebellum Little Big Town Zac Brown Band Male Vocalist of the Year Jason Aldean Luke Bryan Eric Church Blake Shelton Keith Urban Female Vocalist of the Year Kelly Clarkson Miranda Lambert Martina McBride Taylor Swift Carrie Underwood Musical Event of the Year “Dixie Highway,” Alan Jackson and Zac Brown Band “Feel Like a Rock Star,” Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw “Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die,” Willie Nelson featuring Snoop Dogg, Kris Kristofferson and Jamey Johnson “Safe and Sound,” Taylor Swift featuring the Civil Wars “Stuck on You,” Lionel Richie and Darius Rucker Entertainer of the Year Jason Aldean Kenny Chesney Brad Paisley Blake Shelton Taylor Swift

Watch 2012 CMA Awards Red Carpet Live

Watch Livestream of the 2012 CMA Awards Red Carpet Live! The 2012 CMA Awards broadcast live out of Nashville, TN tonight!! We know most the country music fan base will be viewing the awards show from the comfort of their living rooms, and a lot of ya’ll want to check out the red carpet before hand! Lucky for you, we’ve got the livestream of all the country music stars and red carpet goings on for you below!! So, get excited and don’t forget to check out our CMA Awards drinking game! Watch the 2012 CMA Awards Red Carpet Livestream! Watch live streaming video from cma at livestream.com

Ashley Monroe Like A Rose Lyric Video

The Lyric Video For Ashley Monroe’s “Like A Rose.” Earlier today, Ashley Monroe of the Pistol Annies, released the lyric video for a new song of hers, “Like A Rose.” On it, you can hear Vince Gill, who also produced her new record! Monroe has proven time and time again that she is a talented writer, so I am very excited to hear the entire album! Y’all watch below and tell us what you think!

Miranda Lambert Milk Campaign

Got Milk? Miranda Does! Miranda Lambert has joined the elite in being a part of the famous Got Milk? campaign. The new ad is a simple shot with Lambert in her denim and boots and with her guitar and cup of milk in hands. Most importantly, she shows her milk mustache with a fierce look that says “Hey, I might burn down cheating ex’s houses, but I want to have strong bones!” The ad was unveiled yesterday at the Country Music Association headquarters in Nashville. Be sure to watch Lambert tonight on the CMA Awards on ABC at 8/7C. Current Miranda Lambert Tour Date and Tickets

Thompson Square If I Didn’t Have You is A Success

Thompson Square’s New Single “If I Didn’t Have You” is a Huge Hit! Thompson Square released their new single “If I Didn’t Have You,” and the song is quickly becoming a fan favorite. The song marks the biggest radio debut of Keifer and Shawna Thompson‘s career, and USA Today named it their “Song of the Week”! The song is the first single off their sophomore album (title and release date TBA). Make sure you download this chart-topping single. “If I Didn’t Have You” has us ready for more great music from Thompson Square. And be sure to check out the CMA Awards TONIGHT (Nov. 1st) at 8/7c on ABC. Thompson Square is nominated for Duo of the Year. LISTEN to “If I Didn’t Have You”:

George Strait On The Cover of People Country

George Strait on the Cover of People Country December Issue! Beginning tomorrow (Nov. 2nd), you can pick up your December issue of People Country with King George Strait on the cover! He hasn’t been interviewed in five years, so you gotta check out this exclusive issue which discusses his home life, his blessings, his impressive career, and his plans after his final tour. We’ve got your sneak peak into the interview: “I’ve been blessed with the ability to sing, and that has taken me so many places I never would have gone otherwise. I’ve had great people around me from the beginning … and they never tried to make me someone I wasn’t.” -George Strait in People Country Celebrate the weekend by picking up People Country with King George on the cover, available TOMORROW (Nov. 2nd).

The Band Perry New Single “Better Dig Two” Available

The Band Perry’s New Single “Better Dig Two” Released This Week! Even though they haven’t released a new album in two years, The Band Perry is still working on creating more great hits for their fans. Their latest single (available now on iTunes) uses dark humor to express a lady’s love of her man. For now, we don’t have a definite release date or name for The Band Perry’s next album. They’ve announced it will be available next year, but that’s really the only info we have except for this great new song! “Better Dig Two” Lyrics I told you on the day we wed I was gonna love you ’til I’s dead Made you wait ’til our wedding night That’s the first and the last time I wear white So if the ties that bind ever do come loose Tie them in a knot like a hangman’s noose Cause I’ll go to heaven or I’ll go to hell Before I’ll see you with someone else Put me in the ground Put me six foot down And let the stone say: Here lies the girl whose only crutch Was loving one man just a little too much If you go before I do I’m gonna tell the gravedigger that he better dig two Well, It won’t be whiskey, won’t be meth It’ll be your name on my last breath If divorce or death ever do us part The coroner will call it a broken heart So put me in the ground Put me six foot down And let the stone say: Here lies the girl whose only crutch Was loving one man just a little too much If you go before I do I’m gonna tell the gravedigger that he better dig two Dig two Ooh, ooh I took your name when I took those vows I meant ’em back then and I mean ’em right now, Oh, right now If the ties that bind ever do come loose If forever ever ends for you If that ring gets a little too tight You might as well read me my last rights And let the stone say: Here lies the girl whose only crutch Was loving one man just a little too much If you go before I do Gonna tell the gravedigger that he better dig, uh! Heavy stone right next to mine, We’ll be together ’til the end of time Don’t you go before I do, I’m gonna tell the gravedigger that he better dig two I told you on the day we wed I was gonna love you ’til I’s dead

Brad Paisley Backstage at 2012 CMA Awards

Brad Paisley Takes Us Behind-the-Scenes at the CMA Awards. With only a few hours left till the CMA Awards (TONIGHT, November 1 at 8/7c on ABC), Brad Paisley is taking us behind-the-scenes as he prepares to host. In the video, Brad discusses his favorite part of the CMA Awards, his new music premiere, his interactions with Carrie Underwood (CMA Awards co-host) and the preparation for the show. “We work very hard at making this show the type of thing that beginning to end is interesting to watch. It’s full of great music!” -Brad Paisley Make sure you check out the CMA Awards TONIGHT! WATCH Brad’s Backstage Interview and Rehearsal:

Top 5 Scary Country Music Songs

The Top 5 Country Songs That Will Have You Creeped Out! Being a fan of country music my whole life, I have grown up and so has my take on lyrics. There are many songs that I would sing word for word as a child and not have a clue what was going on. For example, Garth Brooks’ “Two Of A Kind, Workin’ On A Full House” was a favorite of mine, but in the early 90s I had no clue the song talks about hands of cards. Back then, the only thing that came to mind when full house was said was Uncle Jesse and Michelle… Luckily now, I do understand the majority of the songs I listen to. But one thing that hasn’t changed is the fact that some songs still creep me out! I would hate when certain songs would come on the radio when I would be in the car with my mom at night. They flat out scared me! Below is the list, in my opinion, of the Top 5 scariest songs in country music. Happy Halloween! Top 5 Scary Songs: 1. The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia – Reba McEntire 2. Beaches Of Cheyenne – Garth Brooks 3. Midnight In Montgomery – Alan Jackson 4. The Ride – David Allan Coe 5. The Thunder Rolls – Garth Brooks Apparently Garth confused and scared me as a child…

Malibu Country Premieres November 2

Malibu Country Creator Talks About Inspiration For The Show. ABC‘s new TV show, Malibu Country, premieres this Friday, November 2. The show will star one of country music’s leading ladies, Reba McEntire. Dave Stewart, the creator of the show, recently spoke in an interview about his inspiration for the show and this is what he had to say… “My mind moves in mysterious ways! I became fascinated with Nashville after my first real stay there a few years ago when I got back to Los Angeles. I went with a few friends to Malibu to my friend [songwriter] Glen Ballard’s house and for some reason insisted we all wear country outfits, cowboy hats, etc.. I made a little film too and put some music to it and then I started to invent a world where the two places collide. I then got a guy who worked at my management company to come up with some logos and started to kick around the story in my head. I came up with the idea that a very messy and public divorce happens in Nashville between two country stars and the female moves as far away as she can to Malibu with her feisty mother, her kids, etc. I then proceeded to write the story and synopsis with my in-house writer at my company [Weapons Of Mass Entertainment] Dave Harris. Once we had that finished, I took the whole concept in a special box with story treatment, character breakdown, music, even hat and t-shirt in a wooden box to the late legendary producer Laura Ziskin and showed her. She immediately loved it and we became partners to pitch the project.” Stewart and McEntire wrote a song in the pilot episode called “The New Me.” Be sure to watch the premier on Friday and tell us what you think!