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Hunter Hauk

Jacksonville

Executive Editor at Cowboys & Indians

Articles

  • 6 days ago | cowboysindians.com | Hunter Hauk

    Just about everyone who’s anyone in country music right now graced the Texas stage and the Amazon streams during the 60th ACM Awards earlier this evening. And while the stars of the present and future certainly made their impact (see Zach Top and more below), it was the living legends who brought supreme emotional heft to the proceedings.

  • 1 week ago | cowboysindians.com | Hunter Hauk

    You should already be hip to the basic details and the big-award nominees for Thursday’s 60th ACM Awards, airing live from Texas. But did you know that some winners have already been announced? Here’s a look at a few of the early 60th ACM Awards trophies handed out so far:NEW FEMALE ARTIST OF THE YEARThe breakout award for female artists has already been announced: ELLA LANGLEY took home the prize, beating out fellow nominees ASHLEY COOKE, DASHA, JESSIE MURPH, and KASSI ASHTON.

  • 1 week ago | cowboysindians.com | Hunter Hauk

    Time to put on your boots, mix a drink, and sing along to one of the greatest televised country concerts of the year: The 60th ACM Awards (Academy of Country Music). And this year is extra special thanks to the anniversary. Here’s everything you need to know about the May 8 ceremony — how to watch, what performances to expect, who’s hosting, and who’s up for the biggest award of the evening?

  • 2 weeks ago | cowboysindians.com | Hunter Hauk

    There are roughly 1,500 miles between Nashville and Ian Munsick’s hometown in Wyoming. But he’s managed to close that wide-open gap with truly western music — the kind that’s been missing on country radio stations for years. Munsick sat down with Cowboys & Indians before his album release show in Nashville in April to talk about how just about everything in his ranch-life upbringing in Wyoming is woven into these 20 tracks.

  • 1 month ago | cowboysindians.com | Hunter Hauk |Kaylee Brister

    When Arkansas native Ashley McBryde became an official member of the Grand Ole Opry in 2022, her tears of gratitude flowed freely, and the crowd of country traditionalists was captivated. Folks there that night could see what was going on inside her mind as she sang her hit ballad “Girl Goin’ Nowhere” before fellow artist Terri Clark inducted her. And if they didn’t know how bowled over she was in the moment, they knew soon after when McBryde gave her remarks.