Stephen Hubbard

1 day ago | southernillinoisnow.com | Stephen Hubbard

You can check out Lainey Wilson‘s new Golden West Boots both online and at an exclusive pop-up inside her Nashville bar, Bell Bottoms Up.“Burning House” hitmaker Cam has posted a new version of her track “Alchemy” on her socials that adds the vocals of her 5-year-old daughter, Lucy Weaver. Brett Eldredge‘s new track, “St. Tropez” with Pedro Capó, is set to arrive on Friday.

1 day ago | southernillinoisnow.com | Stephen Hubbard

Corey Kent‘s joining the Busch Light Summer Music Series, as he’s booked to play Iowa Speedway on Aug. 3. The “This Heart” hitmaker will play a full-length concert before the start of the Iowa Corn 350. The price of the show is included with admission to the race. Corey’s set will be the fourth of five shows in the first-ever Busch Light Summer Music Series that kicked off with ERNEST at Texas Motor Speedway.

1 day ago | krny.com | Stephen Hubbard

The bad news? Old Dominion won’t be at CMA Fest this year because they’re kicking off their tour. The good news? They’ve planned a party for their fans at their bar anyway. The celebration starts Friday at 11 a.m. CT at Odie’s in midtown Nashville. There will be Barbara-themed cocktails, photo ops and more in honor of the band’s new album, which arrives Aug. 22. You can also be sure they’ll be streaming the track “Water My Flowers,” which arrives Friday.

1 day ago | southernillinoisnow.com | Stephen Hubbard

If you’re in Nashville for CMA Fest, Brothers Osborne are hoping you’ll walk the Finish This Drink Trail. Named for their new single, TJ Osborne and John Osborne‘s drinking game starts with fans picking up a rather realistic looking passport at Evelyn’s or Skydeck. You’ll then need to get six stamps at six different stops, including Eric Church‘s Chief’s, Nashville’s beloved Pancake Pantry, Tennessee Brew Works and Cerveza Jack’s.

1 day ago | southernillinoisnow.com | Stephen Hubbard

Big Machine will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a special concert Aug. 29 in downtown Nashville. Riley Green, Brett Young, Sheryl Crow, The Band Perry, RaeLynn, Danielle Peck, Danielle Bradbery, Jack Ingram and Jimmy Wayne are all booked to play the show, billed as Big Machine 20. “Nobody could’ve predicted our incredible success in a city we love so much,” founder Scott Borchetta says. “This is our thank you to Nashville and all the fans of our amazing artists and their music.