Aaron Goodvin is incredibly well-known in Canada for his music, but now he's making a similar impact in the United States after he pitched his song for The Bobby Bones Show's Friday Morning Dance Party. Last week, Bobby Bones shared that an artist...

Bobby Bones gets sent several items and songs to his studio. New artists want him to listen to their music in hopes it gets played or they get brought on The Bobby Bones Show to perform it. So when something sticks out, it's definitely a big deal. New...

“Everything’s Gonna Be Alright” has been a summer staple, as well as a fixture on Chesney’s “19 Trip Around the Sun Tour” stadium shows.

Back in 1995, David Lee Murphy reached No. 1 on the country chart singing a lyrical metaphor about how “a little dust on the bottle” meant the wine inside was that much sweeter. Now, fast-forward to 2018 and he’s on top of the charts again!

It came out of the chute as the week’s Most Added Record. Thirty-two weeks later David Lee Murphy returns to No. 1 on Billboard and MediaBase’s Country Singles charts with “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright,” a duet with co-producer Kenny Chesney.

David Lee Murphy and Kenny Chesney’s positive vibe “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright,” enters the Top 5 this week at country radio.

Million-selling singer-songwriter David Lee Murphy had no plans to make a new record until a country superstar made them for him.

On April 21 fans of John Carter Cash had the opportunity to pick up Cash’s new album, “We Must Believe In Magic,” during Record Store Day 2018. 

Platinum-selling country artist and prolific songwriter David Lee Murphy returns to recording with Reviver Entertainment Group.

Already a No. 1 songwriter, it’s no coincidence that the 23-year-old’s debut album is titled 317 – the number on his odometer after he arrived in Nashville from his hometown in Thayer, Mo.

“They Can’t See,” Michael Tyler’s youthful ballad that’s currently gaining radio airplay across the country, will premiere all over CMT channels and platforms February 28, including CMT, CMT Music and CMT.com.

When Michael Tyler looked at his odometer after he arrived in Nashville from his hometown in Thayer, Mo., he noticed a number in his dash that’s resonated with him since his arrival: 317.

Performing rights organization SESAC awarded Song of the Year to hot country newcomer Michael Tyler during its Nashville Music Awards for the Dierks Bentley smash “Somewhere on a Beach.”