Luke Combs is getting ready to release his new single, “The Kind Of Love We Make,” this Friday, June 17th.
He shared the single image with fans on social media today to get fans excited for when the song and music video arrive in just a couple of days.
It was last October that Luke first introduced fans to the song when he played an acoustic version of “The Kind Of Love We Make” on his bus, and shared it on socials…
“The Kind Of Love We Make” is one of the 12-tracks on Luke’s upcoming album, Growin’ Up, which arrives next Friday the 24th.
Luke’s new album also includes his latest number-one song “Doin’ This.”
Jessie James Decker‘s current single at country radio is “Should Have Known Better.”
Every song has a story behind it – and with “Should Have Known Better” – it’s all thanks to WI-FI on a plane.
Jessie shares, “The story on ‘Should Have Known Better’ is one of my favorite stories. So, I’m sitting on a plane headed to vacation with my family and I never paid for Wi-Fi because I don’t think it’s fair but I paid for the Wi-Fi…so, I’m sitting there I’m trying to get it to download it’s taking forever and finally the song downloads. I put my earphones in and my mouth hits the floor. I knew it was my 1st single right then and I was so excited…I sent it to everyone I knew and here we are.”
“Should Have Known Better” is one of the 7-tracks on Jessie James Decker’s EP, The Woman I’ve Become, which arrived last Fall.
When it comes to the music on her EP, Jessie says, “I’ve been working on the songs in this project for two years. I poured my heart into these songs, over thinking them for a year and praying about it. This is the most vulnerable I’ve ever been and the ability to be this vulnerable and open and honest is truly a representation of the woman I have become.”
Check out the music video for Jessie James Decker’s “Should Have Known Better.”
Congrats to Parmalee on reaching the number-one spot on the Billboard country music airplay chart with their song “Take My Name.”
This is the second straight single from their album For You to reach number-one – after “Just The Way” (with Blanco Brown) topped the chart last year.
Talking about their single, Parmalee lead singer Matt Thomas says “‘Take My Name’ is a song about asking somebody to marry you…take my name and make it yours.”
Fans definitely latched onto that idea, and made it “their song.” They also requested a very specific version of the track, which the band was more than happy to provide.
Matt shared, “Y’all keep asking so we had to do it! Here is the wedding version of Take My Name!”
Congrats to Parmalee as they reach number-one with both versions of “Take My Name” – the studio, and the newly released wedding version…
Ray Fulcher‘s debut album Spray Painted Line is available now.
One of his good friends would like you to take a listen to Ray’s 17-track project…that good friend, Luke Combs?
Luke says, “One of my best friends in the world has his debut record out now. Me and Ray have been through it all together. Written #1 songs, hunted, fished, traveled, toured, laughed, and cried. You ain’t gonna find someone who loves country music more than this guy, you ain’t gonna find someone who wants it more than this guy. You wanna hear some real damn songs? Then go listen to this record.”
As far as endorsements go – that’s a big one!
Ray Fulcher’s Spray Painted Line includes his current single at country radio, “Anything Like You Dance.”
Ray Fulcher HEADLINE Photo Courtesy of Ray Fulcher Luke Combs HEADLINE Photo Credit: Zach Massey
After his successful run on the Down To The Bar tour earlier this year, Cole Swindell announced his Back Down To The Bar tour for this Fall.
Cole shares, “Well…we had so much fun on the Down to the Bar tour that we decided to do it all over again in the fall with my friends Ashley Cooke and Dylan Marlowe. Can’t wait to see y’all out there and play this new music for you. It’s gonna be a hell of a time!”
Cole recently released his “Down To The Bar” video which features Travis Denning, Ashley Cooke and HARDY.
“Down To The Bar,” along with the number-one hits “Single Saturday Night,” “Never Say Never,” and Cole’s new single at country radio, “She Had Me At Heads Carolina,” are all available on Swindell’s album Stereotype which arrived back in April.
Check out Cole Swindell’s latest single “She Had Me At Heads Carolina.”
Michael Ray‘s current single at radio, “Holy Water,” is one of the songs from his EP, Higher Education.
When Michael was putting together his project, he wanted to make sure that he had a song in there that reminded him of the music he grew up with, “I miss those old stories songs… you know what mean…like, I grew up on on those traditional country songs where there were stories songs, you know like ‘Green, Green Grass Of Home’ Porter Wagoner‘s version and all the way up to ‘Ol’ Red’ and ‘god is good, people are crazy,’ you know, there’s so many stories songs back in the day that I loved.”
But Michael also wanted that song to remind him of where he grew up in the Sunshine State, “I was like I want some grit, I want some old Florida swamp you know getting that Jacksonville Southern rock feel that just really embodied that swamp storytelling song and we got sent ‘Holy Water’ and I was like this is exactly what I had in mind.”
Lainey Wilson is one of the hottest names in country music right now – and she’s headed to one of the hottest shows on TV, Yellowstone.
The country singer shared “See y’all on season 5 of Yellowstone.”
On IMDB.com Lainey’s character’s name is listed as “Abby” and this is first credited acting role.
As we learn more about her role on Yellowstone, we’ll share it.
Along with her new acting gig, Lainey is plenty busy with her music career as well. She has concert dates – including a set at Bonnaroo – from now until she hits the road with Jon Pardi and Hailey Whitters on the Ain’t Always The Cowboy tour which starts in Texas on July 14th.
Lainey Wilson’s current single at country radio is “Heart Like A Truck.”
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – A total of 12 Tennessee football scholarship enrollees have begun full summer session classes, as the Volunteers continue preparations for the 2022 season.
The first day of the full and first session of the summer semester started Thursday on the UT campus. Summer workouts are already underway.
The newcomer scholarship student-athletes on campus include:
DB Jourdan Thomas (Montgomery, Ala./Montgomery Catholic Prep)
DB Andre Turrentine (Nashville, Tenn./Ohio State/Ensworth HS)
DB Wesley Walker (Nashville, Tenn./Georgia Tech/Ensworth HS)
Tennessee, which returns 62 letterwinners and 15 starters, opens the 2022 campaign against Ball State on Thursday, Sept. 1 in Neyland Stadium. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m. ET on SEC Network.
Fans wishing to purchase new season tickets can do so at AllVols.com or by contacting the UT Athletic Ticket Office at (865) 946-7000.
-UT Athletics
Neyland Stadium / Credit: Andrew Ferguson – Tennessee Athletics
