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3 weeks ago | krny.com | Stephen Hubbard

Colbie Caillat‘s probably best known for her 2007 smash “Bubbly.” Now, the pop singer-songwriter’s teaming up with Russell Dickerson on the new heartbreak ballad “If You Love Me Let Me Go.” “First off, I’ve always been a huge fan of Colbie!” Russell says. “So, when she asked me to join her on this song, I was honestly blown away. Her music is timeless, and she’s truly the voice of a generation. Being part of something like this is such an honor and a pleasure!”For Colbie, the feeling is mutual.

3 weeks ago | krny.com | Stephen Hubbard

Whether you realize it or not, Saturday, April 5, is National Bell Bottoms Day, and country’s foremost proponent of the garment couldn’t help but do something about it. Lainey Wilson‘s new track, “Bell Bottoms Up,” is out now and happens to share its name with her Nashville bar. Lainey wrote the tune with her band and has already been singing it on tour. The new version, however, was recorded at London’s historic Abbey Road Studio.

3 weeks ago | krny.com | Stephen Hubbard

If you’re hoping to snag tickets to one of Eric Church‘s Evangeline vs. The Machine shows in Nashville, you still have a shot. Remaining tickets for the May 23 show will go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. The May 24 concert sold out in 48 hours to members of Eric’s Church Choir. Both concerts will take place at The Pinnacle, the new venue that opened in the Nashville Yards at the end of February. Eric’s Evangeline vs. The Machine album drops May 2.

3 weeks ago | krny.com | Stephen Hubbard

Charles Kelley and his wife, Cassie, are having a second son, they revealed on social media. In a video titled “How I told my boys that we are having a…,” Cassie enlists 9-year-old son Ward to give his dad a bag with baby clothes inside. “It’s a boy!” Charles exclaims as he pulls out a blue outfit. Ward seems pretty excited, too, jumping up and down at the news. The Lady A hitmaker’s also preparing to release his second solo album, Songs for a New Moon, this year.

2 months ago | krny.com | Jeremy Chua

Jelly Roll is headed to American Idol as the show’s first-ever artist in residence. In his new capacity, the “Save Me” hitmaker will work closely with this year’s Idol contestants and offer them guidance as they navigate their journeys. He’s set to step into his role during Hollywood Week. This won’t be Jelly’s first Idol rodeo. He previously appeared as a performer and guest mentor on the show’s 22nd season. And Jelly won’t be the only country superstar you’ll see this season.