Carrie Underwood has two sons, an 11-year-old and a 7-year-old. And She was recently asked on “The View” if she would ever let them go on a singing competition show.
Carrie says they both can sing, and the older one is big into his music, but it’s a hard no.
She said, “he’s mini-me in so many ways, but I don’t think I would. He would need to be older and more established in himself before I would give my blessing on getting into it.”
Parker McCollum sat down for an interview with the “Ten Year Town Podcast”to talk about life and music.
His last album, which was his fifth studio as well being a self titled album, was released last June and I wasn’t as popular as his others to say the least. And that kind of upsets me personally a little considering how this album of Parker’s was a phenomenal project from him.
But he said, “I don’t give a shit one bit. For one reason. For one reason, because I love that record so much. I knew going into it, man, this record’s for me.”
As a real fan of this album in discussion here…a passion project like this is some of the best music any artist can release. Mainly because it doesn’t get more real and honest than an album like that. And thank you for releasing this album, Parker.
Welcome to Friday March 27, 2026 y’all. We do in fact have some new country music here today.
Now be sure to do your part in visiting your neighbor liquor store to pair your favorite alcohol with your new favorite country music, because it’s how country music is supposed be enjoyed. Don’t let anyone judge you for it neither.
Here’s what we’ve found…
1.Ty Myers released his sophomore album “Heavy On The Soul”.
Who wants a 40th anniversary tour with Shenandoah? I do!
Shenandoah is celebrating four decades of music with their official “40th Anniversary Tour” throughout 2026. The tour, which kicks off on March 27, 2026 in Wickenburg, AZ and wrapping up December 5, 2026 in Thackerville, OK.
Features a career-spanning setlist and appearances at major festivals alongside artists like Brooks & Dunn and Jason Aldean, get off your ass and go see Shenandoah in 2026. Hearing them sing “Two Dozen Roses” live is pure joy.
It may be dehydration season in June in Nashville…but CMA Fest is absolutely worth the risk.
CMA Fest announced about 150 artists who will be performing at the FREE daytime stages. The lineup includes Ernest, Midland, Braxton Keith, Kaitlin Butts, Stephen Wilson Jr., Tucker Wetmore, Nate Smith, Drew Baldridge, Ty Myers, Waylon Wyatt and Ashley Cooke to name a few.
The festival goes down June 4th to the 7th in downtown Nashville. If you’ve never been and you’re real country fan, try to make your vacation plans to go. You can won’t be disappointed.
For tickets and information on CMA Fest 2026, please visit cmafest.com.
Have you seen the trailer for the next “Yellowstone” spin-off, “Dutton Ranch”? Well, if stars align, we just might see a reunion between Beth and Kayce.
An executive said, “Luke [Grimes] and I have talked about it in the past. I think it’s really just having these two productions and trying to figure that out that would be the challenge…
I certainly think the ‘Yellowstone’ audience deserves seeing Kayce and his sister together at some point.”
“Dutton Ranch” premieres May 15th on Paramount+ and the Paramount Network.
Texas will be celebrating America’s birthday in perfect fashion…and pretty much everywhere.
Robert Earl Keen is set to return to Luckenbach, Texas, for a Fourth of July Celebration concert on Saturday July 4, 2026. He will also be joined by the legendary Asleep at the Wheel and Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys for the event.
Tickets are scheduled to go on sale Friday, March 27, 2026, at 10:00 AM CT. Information and ticket links can be found via the Luckenbach Texas official’s page or through robertearlkeen.com.
For the record, there’s no “lesbian lady” in Rascal Flatts at all. So, this pretty damn comical to me.
During a recent episode of “This Past Weekend”, Theo Von pulled up an old promo photo for his 2013 game show, “Deal with It”. And he immediately thought he looked like “that lesbian lady” who sings “Life Is a Highway”.
When his producer pulled up a band photo, and realized the lead singer Gary LeVox is not a woman, he said, “oh, there is not a lady in Rascal Flatts. My bad.”
The Major League Baseball season kicks off tonight, and if you’re thinking that hitting up a baseball game this spring could be some cheap, family fun…you might want to consider a local high school game after reading this.
A new report found that the average cost of an MLB game for a family of four in 2026 is…$225.90. And that’s assuming you’re able to avoid the team shop.
It ranks all 30 ballparks by: the cost of four tickets (the cheapest available average across all the home games)…one parking lot pass…two 16-ounce beers…two 20-ounce sodas…and four hot dogs. So, the basics. No peanuts, no cotton candy, and no merch.
Not surprisingly, the Los Angeles Dodgers are the most expensive, at $413. I mean…they have a billion-dollar payroll that isn’t going to pay for itself!
The rest of the Top Five are:
2. The Boston Red Sox…$373
3. The homeless Athletics, now playing in Sacramento…$324
4. The Chicago Cubs…$314
5. The San Francisco Giants…$284. (They’re hosting the New York Yankees tonight for the 2026 opener. The rest of baseball is kicking off tomorrow and Friday. You can find the schedule, here.)
The Miami Marlins are the cheapest, at $159 for a family of four.
The rest of the Bottom Five are:
2. The Cincinnati Reds…$164
3. The St. Louis Cardinals…$165
4. The Los Angeles Angels…$166
5. The Kansas City Royals…$168
The Chicago teams (the Cubs and the White Sox) have the priciest parking…the New York Mets have expensive soda…and the Washington Nationals get the distinction of having the highest beer prices.
Bookies.com has the full breakdown for all 30 teams.
