We’re COUNTRY and NEVER apologize for it
All public restrooms are built a little different. And this one would have put me in a slight panic to be honest
This girl posted a video of a restroom that had toilets just out in the open with no stalls. I would literally shit pants if I saw this too. I don’t need shit in public with strangers.
I’ll maybe shit with friends and family…but I draw the line when it comes to shitting with strangers in public like that.
Now that I’ve heard “Blame It on Your Heart” like this…I can never un-hear it like this.
“Blame It on Your Heart” was written by Harlan Howard and Kostas. It was then recorded by the amazingly talented Patty Loveless and released in April of 1993 as the first single from her album “Only What I Feel”. And it was a certified twanger from day one.
Now @trhodz6 has her own version of the song that’s sung with revenge…and hate. As in someone hurt this poor girl.
Of course alcohol was involved.
A woman allegedly got drunk before an American Airlines flight took her induction into the Mile High Club into her own hands …literally…because she’s on video pleasuring herself. And TMZ was nice enough to spread the story.
It’s only a 7-second clip…but that’s all that’s needed. And in the 7-second clip … a bottomless Katy Inzer is seen stretching out across a row of seats near First Class, rubbing her hand between her bare legs as she puts her feet against the window. I mean no wonder airlines block off first class with a curtain. They’re trying to avoid nasty ass people like that from “sophisticated” people seeing them.
Her solo mission into the Mile High Club was anything but subtle…because the man seated in front of her told cops he heard her moaning, and another passenger caught her on camera.
Lady A shared snippet of an acoustic version of a new song called “Bigger Picture”.
They recorded it a week before learning of Charles Kelley’s cancer diagnosis, and the lyrics happened to include a reference to cancer. Sometimes music just happens to land at the right time when you need it most like that too.
The band said, “God’s timing in allowing this song to find us and the message behind it is truly carrying us right now and we can’t help but think some of y’all might need to hear it too. We trust there’s a bigger picture.”
I need this album in my life. Especially considering how I’ve been a RRB fan since 2002 when their album “Like It Used to Be” showed up in the world.
The Randy Rogers Band announced their latest album, “Songbook”, which is due on January 22, 2027. They are often cited as being an inspiration to quite a bit of country artists out of Texas…and the band is breathing some new life into 15 of their chart-topping songs to celebrate 25 years of making Red Dirt/Texas Country music together. Just knowing it’s been 25 years since their first album makes me want to lay down for a minute to be honest.
So, in revisiting their legacy, the band has teamed up with some notable friends in this capsule collection spanning two decades of genre-defining music. “Songbook” will feature guest artists as in the Turnpike Troubadours, Miranda Lambert, Parker McCollum, Dierks Bentley, Koe Wetzel, Cody Jinks, Ty Myers, Wade Bowen, Gray Allan, Jake Worthington and Pat Green to name a few.
Randy said…
“I can honestly say my heart is full of gratitude. When our manager, Enzo, originally had this idea, there was some pushback. I thought, ‘I’m not dead yet—why do this?’ But after we got into the studio and I heard the stories from my friends about how our band played a role in their own journeys, I quickly understood…
This wasn’t just about our band. It was about all of us. It was about the songs, and how far and wide they can reach…and the impact they can have on people’s lives. I am eternally grateful for the inspiration I took away from everyone involved. Thank you so much.”
Fans can pre-save “Songbook” here. And the first song, “Tommy Jackson”, with Parker McCollum will available this Friday, October 8, 2026.
The Randy Rogers Band is currently on the road in Texas throughout the Fall with 2027 tour dates coming soon. For tickets and information on upcoming shows, please visit RandyRogersBand.com.
Are they or are they not dating is the question?
Last Friday (10/2/26), Tucker Wetmore was asked by a fan during a Q&A session if he and Ella Langley are a “thing.” At first he started singing a bit of Lee Brice’s “Rumor” and then he quickly said “next question” ultimately dodging answering the question altogether.
A few weeks ago there was a report that they’re dating after they were seen leaving the Ryman Auditorium together in Nashville.
The Red Dirt movement can’t be discussed with including Cross Canadian Ragweed. They have remained one of the most important country bands over the past three decades.
CCR originally formed in Stillwater, Oklahoma in the mid-1990s. And the group’s impact truly cannot be understated, as they’ve influenced some of the biggest artist in the Texas and Oklahoma scene. Guys like the Turnpike Troubadours, Koe Wetzel, Wyatt Flores and Parker McCollum to name a few.
Throughout their career, the boys from Oklahoma released seven studio albums and three live albums, but they disbanded in 2010. As a fan, I felt like I was in the middle of a divorce, and from a conversation with frontman Cody Canada at the time, it seemed there was no way in hell they would ever get back together. He basically compared their breakup to a divorce.
Then in 2025, prayers were answered when they announced their “The Boys From Oklahoma” concert series at their beautiful reunion at Mile 0 Fest in Key West, Florida.
Given how successful their long-awaited return has been, the next step in the reunion would be a brand new album. And I’ll be damn, it looks like it’s finally happening.
Cody got on Instagram to provide a lengthy, nearly 20-minute update about the state of the band, new music, shows and his life in general. If you sit through that, you’ll find that he revealed how CCR is “nearly half way” done with a brand new project y’all.
Kaitlin Butts recently toured with Lainey Wilson and she said that woman never stops working. She said, “I mean, we’re by the pool and she’s taking a Zoom call. That’s not exactly how most people picture an off day on tour…
Doing interviews with the media by the pool. We’re going to dinner and as we’re waiting for the food to come out, [Lainey says] ‘well, we got 20 minutes to spare.’ I’m watching her do a photo shoot for her hat company.”
Kaitlin also added that she thinks Lainey has energy because she loves what she does.
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It’s a holiday family reunion.
Texas country heavyweights Koe Wetzel and Parker McCollum have officially announced they are reuniting this December for their “Naughty or Nice Tour”. Marking their first joint holiday run in seven years, the co-headlining trek features five acoustic song swap shows across Texas.
They’re going to be accompanied by supporting acts Logan Jahnke and Jackson Wendell. These are intimate, acoustic song-swap layouts rather than standard arena shows. So, tickets are limited to say the least. The “Naughty or Nice Tour” kicks off December 2, 2026 in Helotes, TX at John T. Floore Country Store and wraps up Thursday December 10, 2026 in Fort Worth, TX at Billy Bob’s Texas.
Presale begins Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at 10:00 AM CT and runs through October 8 at 10:00 PM CT. Use the presale password “NAUGHTY”. You can sign up ahead of time at koewetzelmusic.com or parkermccollum.com.
And the general public on-sale of remaining tickets will go live Friday, October 9, 2026, at 10:00 AM CT.
The Country Music Association announced an upcoming two-hour tribute special in honor of Dolly Parton. It’s called “I Will Always Love You: A Celebration of Dolly Parton”.
The lineup is stacked too.
There will be performances from Ashley McBryde…Brad Paisley…Carly Pearce…Carrie Underwood…Darius Rucker…Ella Langley…Kelsea Ballerini…Kristen Bell…Kristin Chenoweth…Lady A…Lainey Wilson…Lukas Nelson…Reba McEntire…Vince Gill…Zac Brown and more.
Amy Grant and Kimberly Williams-Paisley will also appear as special guests, and a Belmont University student ensemble will perform to recognize the school’s ongoing “Dolly U” programming. It’s set to air live from Belmont University in Nashville on Wednesday, the 21st, on ABC and Disney+.
Proceeds from the event will go to Dolly’s Imagination Library.