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14 hours ago | countrynow.com | Madeleine O'Connell

Music / NewsFollowing the success of his 13th No. 1 hit, “Forever To Me,” Cole Swindell has officially announced “We Can Always Move On” as the next radio single from his highly anticipated fifth studio album, Spanish Moss, due out June 27. The decision to make “We Can Always Move On” his next single came after overwhelming demand from fans and radio programmers following its release across his social channels and digital retailers.

18 hours ago | countrynow.com | Madeleine O'Connell

NewsKelsea Ballerini delivered a very special, stripped-down performance of her current single, “Baggage” during Tuesday night’s semi-finals on The Voice. With her guitar in hand, the first-time coach appeared dressed in a stunning sheer gown with touches of shimmer accents. The stage was transformed into a gorgeous nature scene filled with wildflowers, a warm sunset and her bandmates nestled throughout, creating the perfect environment for the emotion-filled tune.

21 hours ago | countrynow.com | Madeleine O'Connell

Music / NewsThree generations of country music powerhouses took the stage at the 2025 ACM Awards for the world premiere of their new single, “Trailblazer,” and it was nothing short of amazing. Lainey Wilson, Reba McEntire and Miranda Lambert came together for an emotional performance that paid tribute to the to the females of country music who paved the way for others.

1 day ago | countrynow.com | Madeleine O'Connell

NewsAfter a whirlwind year filled with milestones, from a major headlining tour to stepping into her role as a first-time coach on The Voice and earning her first ACM Entertainer of the Year nomination, Kelsea Ballerini is finally taking a breath. She wrapped up her first-ever arena tour in April following a three-month run and now is ready to enjoy some down time while figuring out her next big venture.

1 day ago | countrynow.com | Madeleine O'Connell

Interviews / NewsGretchen Wilson is proving that age is nothing but a number. While on the red carpet of the ACM Awards, the country music icon shared an empowering perspective that comes with being in her 50s and her appreciation for the life and career she’s built. “I mean, I’m over 50 and I’m still out there working. I’m still relevant. I mean, life doesn’t get much better than this over 50,” she told Katie Austin, Country Now’s guest red carpet correspondent.