Sam Hunt will premiere the music video for his latest song, “Hard to Forget,” on Friday at 10am CT.

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“Hard to Forget” is from his upcoming album, Southside, which will be available beginning April 3rd.

Lauren Alaina and her father J.J. Suddeth are quarantined at her home in Nashville, and they decided to put the time to good use. The pair teamed up to perform a bit of her latest single, “Getting Good.”

“We can go FATHER if we act as a team. The best thing about this quarantine is getting to spend it with my daddy. He’s my favorite guitar player in the whole wide world. He’s been playing for me since I was little girl singing in restaurants in Rossville, Georgia. We are learning to soak up moment because our lives are already good.”#GettingGood

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If you follow Adam Hambrick on socials, you’ve witnessed some pretty amazing songs he’s performed “Live From the Floor.” He recently performed a song about math and inserted a couple members of his band, as well.

Check it out here:

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Adam just released his new single, “Forever Ain’t Long Enough.”

Keith Urban went live on Instagram Monday night to perform several of his hits including “Somebody Like You,” “Coming Home,” “Blue Ain’t Your Color,” “The Fighter,” “Wasted Time” and his latest single “God Whispered Your Name.” He basically had an audience of one — his Oscar-winning wife, Nicole Kidman, who danced and sang along while her talented husband performed.

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Adam Hambrick has released a new single titled “Forever Ain’t Long Enough.” He and his co-writers — Joe Ginsberg and Kelly Archer — wanted to write the tune because they just wanted to make people feel good.

“‘Forever Ain’t Long Enough’ is really just a feel-good kind of uptempo love song,” says the singer-songwriter. “And we wrote it just ‘cause we wanted to make people dance, and we kinda wanted to make people feel good when we were playing it live, and so far, it has.”

To stream or download “Forever Ain’t Long Enough,” go here.

Adam has already scored two No. 1 hits with Justin Moore’s “Somebody Else Will” and Dan & Shay’s “How Not To.” He has also co-written “I Don’t Need to Know” with Maddie & Tae, which is included on their upcoming album, The Way I Feel.

The Hot Country Knights’ van will stay parked for a while longer as they announced today they are postponing their 2020 ONE KNIGHT STAND TOUR, which was set to launch next month in California. Refunds for all dates are available at point of purchase.

“Although we are pretty familiar with all types of viruses, we realize that our fans may not have the same immunity built up,” admitted Doug Douglason. “Don’t worry though, if history has proven anything it’s that nothing – not even a worldwide pandemic – can keep The Knights down for long. We’ll be baaaaaaack!”

While the road warriors will be social distancing, the band rooted in 90’s Country will trek forward with their mission to take Country music back to its glory days, with the release of their debut album THE K IS SILENT, out May 1st. Produced by Dierks Bentley and now available for pre-order at all digital retailers here, fans will instantly receive their debut single “Pick Her Up” (feat. Travis Tritt), the power ballad “Asphalt” and the tightest line dance of all “Moose Knuckle Shuffle.”

*While the Hot Country Knights and fans alike find themselves in self isolation, the band has created a Spotify “Quarantine Playlist” filled with iconic tracks from the ’90s here: https://strm.to/HCKPlaylistPR

Famous for never giving up on the dream of the ‘90s, the Hot Country Knights are comprised of band leader Douglas (“Doug”) Douglason, lead bass player Trevor Travis, lead guitarist Marty Ray (“Rayro”) Roburn, keytar/fiddle player Terotej (“Terry”) Dvoraczekynski, steel guitarist Barry Van Ricky and percussionist Monte Montgomery. “While the Knights may be out for a good time, they are deadly serious about paying tribute to ’90s country,” (Billboard) with their forthcoming album THE K IS SILENT. Produced by Dierks Bentley, the multi-Platinum entertainer also serves as a co-writer on over half of the 10 brawny tracks. For more information on tour dates and new music, visit www.hotcountryknights.com.

In this new temporary world of self-distancing and quarantine due to the Coronavirus outbreak, many of Nashville’s touring musicians are not working…if they don’t play, they don’t get paid. Enter FAMILY TREE LAWN CARE CO, which was formed by a few of Caylee Hammack’s band members. They have taken the name from her radio single, “Family Tree,” and have had mowers, weedeaters, blowers and other equipment donated to them for their new business.

“We decided to start FAMILY TREE LAWNCARE CO because we saw a need as concerts, tours and festivals were all canceled or postponed. We realized hundreds if not thousands of  industry professionals are now out of work, so we decided we’d start a lawn care company to hopefully provide work for ourselves and hopefully down the future, if dreams turn into a reality, we can provide work to other industry professionals, as well,” says guitarist Lance Herring. “We decided to call it Family Tree Lawncare Company, because we work for the UMG/Capitol recording artist Caylee Hammack, and her first radio single was titled ‘Family Tree,’ and we thought it was a very apt name to get this thing off the ground.”

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He continues, “People have been so kind to donate or lend us lawn mowers and weed eaters and blowers and equipment to get this thing off the ground and jump start our efforts to help provide us income for ourselves and other industry professionals. So, we’ll see where this thing takes us, but it’s been fun. We can be reached at familytreelawncareco@gmail.com. If you have a lawn that needs mowed or have  a piece of equipment that’s just sitting in your shed that’s not doing anything, we’d love to take that off your hands and put it to a good use.”

Platinum-selling, 2X ACM Album of the Year nominee Jon Pardi is hitting the Country radio airwaves with new single “Ain’t Always The Cowboy” impacting stations today (3/16). Notching an impressive 22 Million streams, “Ain’t Always The Cowboy ” is Pardi’s second highest streamed song off his critically-acclaimed album Heartache Medication, behind his fiddle-heavy, Gold-certified, fourth #1 title track “Heartache Medication.” Pardi performed “Ain’t Always The Cowboy” on ABC’s “Good Morning America” and talked about the song that “…challenges the idea that the cowboy is the one who’s restless in a relationship…” (Sounds Like Nashville). View Pardi’s GMA performance (HERE). Fans can listen to “Ain’t Always The Cowboy,” (HERE).

“The girls are out there raising hell these days. The females are fighting. They’re saying they’re strong…and it’s great. So it was cool [that] this [song] is about girls…doing their own thing,” Pardi shared in a recent interview with Billboard. 

KKGO-FM Los Angeles’ Program Director Michael Levine added, “Jon Pardi is such a talented musician who has the unique ability to bring both contemporary and traditional audiences together for his music. ‘Ain’t Always The Cowboy’ is no exception and will surely be another hit for the California native.”

“Ain’t Always The Cowboy” was co-written by Josh Thompson and Brandon Kinney, and follows Pardi’s fourth #1, Gold-certified song “Heartache Medication,” which topped both Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase Airplay charts, and surpassed 186 million on-demand streams. Pardi recently celebrated a series of career milestones including being recognized for 10 Million digital single certifications and 1 Million album units. Additional benchmarks included Pardi’s multi-week #1, the 3x Platinum “Dirt on My Boots,” his #1 hits “Head Over Boots” and “Heartache On the Dance Floor” earning 2x Platinum, with “Night Shift” also reaching Platinum-status. “She Ain’t In It” from Jon’s #1 album California Sunrise and “Heartache Medication” from Pardi’s current ACM nominated, critically-acclaimed album of the same name are also now officially RIAA GOLD certified.

Heartache Medication debuted among the top albums on Billboard’s Country Albums chart was named by The New York Times as “…one of the most anticipated albums of the season,” Rolling Stone’s “Best Albums of the Year” list, and Los Angeles Times “Best Albums of the Year” (#4) list, as the only country artist/album represented. Pardi is currently featured on Thomas Rhett’s Top 15-and-climbing single at Country radio “Beer Can’t Fix.” For more information, visit www.jonpardi.com.

While stopping by Radio Disney recently, Lauren Alaina received a call of a lifetime from “Ariel” otherwise known as “The Little Mermaid.” Jodi Benson, who  is best known for providing both the speaking and the singing voice of Disney’s Princess Ariel in The Little Mermaid, surprised Lauren on the air, and the “Getting Good” singer said she was the voice of her childhood. Ariel is Lauren’s favorite Disney character, one she portrayed on ABC’s Dancing With the Stars.

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Lauren is making her way up the country charts with her latest single, “Getting Good,” which is the title cut from her new EP released earlier this month.