We’re COUNTRY and NEVER apologize for it
I’ve never been to an actual drive-in theater, because most of them have unfortunately shut down. But I want visit one…and this would be the perfect way to see one too.
Zach Top’s concert film, “Live from Red Rocks”, will premiere November 1st at Stardust Drive-In in Watertown, Tennessee. He’ll kick off the evening with a short set.
For fans who can’t attend (as in fans like me), it’ll be available to stream on YouTube.
Country music has lost a few too many legends this year.
Country Music Hall of Famer John Anderson passed away yesterday. He was 71 (10/21/26). You might know his hits “Seminole Wind”, “Swingin'”, and “Straight Tequila Night”.
And know “Swingin’” very well. I used to stand up in the car as a kid when that song came on the radio. It’s how it was meant to be sung in the car. At least until my mom yelled at me to sit down, because it was clearly unsafe.
The news comes as a shock, because John was just seen on Sunday at the Country Music Hall of Fame’s Medallion Ceremony. He passed in his sleep.
His family broke the news in a statement on his socials. An official cause hasn’t been shared.
Tim McGraw was obviously shocked from the news of John’s passing. Especially considering how they were just hanging out together at the Country Music Hall of Fame for his induction ceremony. Tim had a lot to say in a post on his Instagram.
“I was talking with John Sunday night at the HOF ceremony. He was in such good spirits. We talked, we laughed, we sang his songs that I loved so much together, just goofing off.
I am completely heartbroken by his passing. There will never be a stylist in music, any music, that was so defining as his. It’s just devastating. All of our love goes out to his family and the country music community. He was and is one of the defining voices in country music. So great. I am completely shook.”
Rest in peace to one of the best to ever do it in country music. You’re going to be missed, John Anderson.
You’ll never guess what Megan Moroney’s most outrageous fashion risk has been.
She said, “the ACM Awards a few years ago, I had these like sticky underwear on, and they fell off on the carpet. So, then I just took them off and gave them to my publicist. So yeah, I didn’t have underwear on on the carpet.”
Also, Megan and A.C. Milan soccer star Christian Pulisic sparked more dating rumors because her phone background is a photo of the two of them.
Being barefoot and listening to country music is almost like being in heaven.
The Barefoot Country Music Fest 2027 will take place June 17–20, 2027, on the beach in Wildwood, New Jersey. Confirmed headliners include Carrie Underwood, Florida Georgia Line, Riley Green, and Tim McGraw.
More than 40 additional artists are expected to join the lineup too. Of course with headliners like this…I don’t really care who the support artists are. I’m in. Tickets and early bird payment plans are currently available as of now.
For tickets and more, please visit barefootcountrymusicfest.com.
There’s no way I could leave my two dogs like this, because they would not just stay there patiently like that.
Someone spotted five ranch dogs left on the back of a flatbed truck while their owner was shopping in Walmart. This is why ranch dogs are better than most city dogs.
King George Strait’s “The Chair” is the ultimate classic pick up a girl at a bar song.
Seeing this cow with a plastic chair stuck on their head almost changes the entire way I hear that song. I’m also wondering how a plastic chair even got stuck on this cows head.
A wedding venue in Texas called Posey Meadows is catching heat online.
According to a local news report from KSAT, a couple shelled out around $16,000 for a wedding that was supposed to happen next month…but sadly, the 25-year-old groom passed away back in April, seven months before the wedding.
Since then, the family has been trying to get a refund, but Posey Meadows refuses to do that, because their contract contains no clause for death. They told the family…if there’s no wedding, they could throw another kind of party…or they could get credit to have a future wedding there.
Naturally, the family finds those options frustrating. When you’re mourning a death, you’re probably not looking to party at the place where a wedding was supposed to be…or thinking about a future marriage with a replacement groom. I mean…are they actually f*cking serious, because that’s incredibly insensitive to say.
Even worse, the family had to sue, and Posey Meadows is now countersuing them, asking for the remaining balance…arguing that they want to see proof of the groom’s death. His death certificate is reportedly included in the legal documents.
A court of law will decide this as a contract dispute, but the Posey Meadows venue may have already lost in the court of public opinion. Their Google listing and Facebook page are getting inundated with negative reviews. And as it should.
This is some high praise from a legend.
Have you had a chance to check out David Allan Coe’s new posthumous album? It was recorded all the way back in 2017. It includes a song called “Corner of Cash and Coe”, which is a tribute to Johnny Cash.
In the song, he also name drops Justin Moore and Eric Church for continuing the outlaw tradition for the next generation of artists.
She’s known to proudly run her mouth about things she believes in.
Kacey Musgraves is an outspoken progressive country artist who frequently advocates for LGBTQ+ rights, gun control, and immigrant support. She regularly addresses social issues on stage and social media, drawing praise from fans and as well as heavy backlash from conservative commentators and traditional country audiences.
Kacey uses foul language to get her point across often too. At her show in Dallas, TX she went on rant about Christopher Columbus saying, “f*ck Christopher Columbus”, while calling Christopher Columbus Day… Indigenous People Day. Which is comical to me.
I get that Columbus apparently did some horrible things that got him eventually thrown in prison…but Indigenous people weren’t all saints neither. Let’s be real. History is full of people who had horrific issues on their hands. It’s why I don’t like praising people I don’t personally know.
During a show at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, Kacey took some time to acknowledge how much her fans have supported her this year and how thankful she is that all of the ladies in country music have had such a great year. She’s basically trying to say I’m sorry for being a bitch…and I still need your money.
Kacey explained that we’re all still neighbors regardless, and it’s simply an opportunity to be “extra kind” because the world needs more than that. She said…
“I know I stay pretty outspoken about things… If you’ve been around since the beginning you know that. But I do also just wanna say, though, that as much as I can be outspoken, if there is anybody in this room tonight, and there very well could be, if there’s anyone in here that thinks a lot differently than I do, I just wanna say that I’m really glad you’re here still. Truly.
You may be a new fan, you might be an old fan, and I just want you to know that, even if we both think differently than each other, we’re still neighbors and I’m still glad you’re here. And I hope you’ve had a great time tonight. I hope you felt love in this building, and maybe you’ve made a friend or two, or maybe you’re just enjoying the songs, but I would never want my outspokenness to make someone feel unwelcome in this space. Ever.
And I think this is a time to be extra kind. That doesn’t mean be a doormat, it mean stand up for what you believe in. But you can still be kind, and some people don’t like that and the more they don’t like it, I think that’s the kinder you have to be.”
I mean that’s very nice of her to say…but I don’t think she really means it. Mainly because of the things she constantly says with a microphone in front of thousands of people. She posts things on a platform that reaches millions of people. The damage has been done. Let’s see if her next rant shitting on people she disagrees with comes with an apology.
Who’s for 2027, because it looks like CBS is?
CBS announced the first three performers for their “New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash” special. They are HARDY, Little Big Town, and the Red Clay Strays.
The special will air at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on New Year’s Eve, and the Music Note Drop will happen at midnight central time. The free concert will go down in downtown Nashville’s Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park.