Taste of Country

Taste of Country

Taste of Country offers a knowledgeable perspective on the latest news and stars in country music, which is America's favorite genre. The platform combines expertise with a family-friendly approach, making it a go-to source for country music fans.

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  • 2 days ago | tasteofcountry.com | Sterling Whitaker

    Rodney Crowell pays tribute to his wife of nearly thirty years, Claudia Church, in his new song, "Sometime Thang," which premieres exclusively today via Taste of Country. "Once upon a time a famous movie star made a move on my girlfriend. The mis-title (and spelling) came to me right away," Crowell recalls. It didn't turn out quite like the actor might have intended.

  • 1 week ago | tasteofcountry.com | Carena Liptak

    HGTV head of content Loren Ruch, who was alaso the co-host of HGTV's House Party, died last Thursday (June 12). He was 55 years old. According to Variety, his cause of death was acute myeloid leukemia.

  • 1 week ago | tasteofcountry.com | Carena Liptak

    As Bunnie Xo undergoes her own journey with in vitro fertilization (IVF), she's also thinking up ways to help make someone else's a little easier. Bunnie shared a video to TikTok this week where she revealed an idea she recently had to finance a round of IVF treatments for one family dealing with infertility.

  • 1 week ago | tasteofcountry.com | Carena Liptak

    Luke Combs was feeling sentimental as he and his wife Nicole celebrate their son Tex's third birthday. The singer doesn't typically post pictures of his family life, and he never shows his children's faces to the public. But to celebrate Tex's birthday, he shared a rare roundup of personal family shots, including a couple of photos from when Tex was a newborn. He admitted that the process of compiling the pictures made him emotional.

  • 1 week ago | tasteofcountry.com | Carena Liptak

    Carol Kaye, a legendary studio session bass player, will not attend the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, according to Variety. Kaye is an inductee in the Hall of Fame's Musical Excellence Award category, a recognition that honors her lengthy career as part of an A-List team of studio musicians in Los Angeles who played on some of the important pop, rock and country songs of the 1960s and 1970s.