For the first time ever, Shania Twain’s full album catalog will be available on vinyl. Twain is an international superstar and a five-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist. With more than 75 million albums sold worldwide, Twain remains the top-selling female country artist of all time.

The vinyl releases include Shania Twain, Twain’s Platinum-selling 1993 debut; The Woman in Me, her GRAMMY Award-winning, Double Diamond-selling 1995 release; Come On Over, the best-selling studio album in Soundscan history by a female artist in any genre and the best-selling country album of all time with over 40 million units sold worldwide; and UP!, Twain’s third consecutive Diamond-selling album release. As with its original release, UP! has both a Country (green) and a Pop (red) version available. The entire collection is available now for pre-order HERE and available for purchase at record stores and anywhere vinyl albums are sold this Friday, Oct. 14.

CMT recently announced Twain as the first female artist to receive its prestigious Artist of a Lifetime Award for her indelible impact and achievements in country music. Previous recipients of CMT’s Artist of a Lifetime Award include the legendary Kenny Rogers and Merle Haggard. The ceremony, taped live at Nashville’s Schermerhorn Symphony Center, premieres Thursday, Oct. 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CMT.

“Forever Country” made its international premiere on radio stations across the world Friday morning (September 16^th). The star-studded single is now available for streaming and download.

Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the CMA Awards, the song and biggest music video in Country Music history includes the following CMA Award winners: Alabama, Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley, Brooks & Dunn, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Brett Eldredge, Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Alan Jackson, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Martina McBride, Tim McGraw, Ronnie Milsap, Kacey Musgraves, Willie Nelson, Brad Paisley, Dolly Parton, Charley Pride, Rascal Flatts, Reba, Darius Rucker, Blake Shelton, George Strait, Randy Travis, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, and Trisha Yearwood.

“Forever Country” is a fresh take on three Country classics: John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” Willie Nelson’s “On the Road Again,” and Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You.”

A portion of the video will premiere in an exclusive sneak peek during ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” on Tuesday (September 20th).

Immediately following the sneak peek on “Dancing with the Stars,” fans will be directed to ForeverCountry50.com to see the full-length YouTube version of the music video.

“Forever Country,” the single was produced by CMA Award winner and CMA Board member Shane McAnally, and the video was directed by Grammy Award-winning director Joseph Kahn.

The 50th Annual CMA Awards will be hosted by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood and broadcast live from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Wednesday, November 2nd (8:00-11:00 PM/ET) on ABC.

Billy Currington’s “It Don’t Hurt Like It Used To” is the No. 1 song on both the Billboard and Country Aircheck country charts.

He co-wrote the tune, which is his 11th chart topper, with a couple of buddies, Shy Carter and Cary Barlowe. It was just by circumstance the Georgia native ended up writing the song.

“A buddy of mine named Shy Carter called me up, he says ‘Well I’m over here with Cary Barlowe, here at your old publishing company, Major Bob”, the first company that gave me a publishing deal. He says, ‘Why don’t you stop by and say hello?’ So I pulled in, walked in, and we got to talking a little bit and it wasn’t long Cary started playing that guitar that you hear on the project,” says Billy. That melody, he started playing that melody. I don’t know what it was, I just started singing, singing lyrics, they just started coming out and Shy be like ‘Man, let’s write this down, let’s finish this’. Within a couple of hours we had finished the song and…I ain’t wrote a song in quite a while before that so it was nice to kinda get back into writing songs again and getting one on my own album.”

Billy is set to perform in San Antonio, Texas on Friday (October 14th) and Fort Worth on Saturday (October 15th).

Luke Bryan released the video to his latest Top 10 hit, “Move,” on Monday (September 19th). Luke co-wrote the song with Michael Carter and Jay Clementi, and it’s the fifth single from Kill the Lights.

Luke will release his first Farm Tour EP, Here’s to the Farmer, this Friday (September 23rd).

Dierks Bentley, Eric Church and Keith Urban, along with Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood and Maren Morris, are the initial performers announced for this year’s CMA Awards.

Dierks has four nominations going into next month’s CMA Awards, including Male Vocalist, Album (Black), Music Video for “Somewhere on a Beach” and Musical Event of the Year for “Different for Girls” with Elle King.

Eric’s nominations include Male Vocalist, Album (Mr. Misunderstood); Single, Song and Music Video of the Year for “Record Year.”

Keith picked up four nominations this year, including Entertainer, which he took home in 2005); Male Vocalist, Album (Ripcord) and Musical Event of the Year for “The Fighter,” featuring Carrie Underwood. While Keith only receives one nomination for Album of the Year, he could receive an additional trophy as producer.

The 50th Annual CMA Awards, Hosted by Brad and Carrie, will broadcast live from Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena November 2nd at 8pm ET on ABC.

Keith Urban has released the brand new music video for his song “Blue Ain’t Your Color,” the fourth single from his CMA-nominated Album of the Year, RIPCORD. The release includes a special behind-the-scenes look at the making of the video that was filmed last month at Five Star Bar in Los Angeles.  It can be seen exclusively at http://smarturl.it/btsBlueVideo as can a “Blue Ain’t Your Color” making of at http://smarturl.it/behindBlue.

“Approaching how we would make the music video for this song started with how we could keep the simplicity of the song represented visually,” said Urban.  “I love the idea that we kept it stripped down with a 3-piece band.”

“I got to work with this incredible photographer named Carter Smith, who doesn’t do a lot of videos – an extraordinary still photographer – and we had an incredibly good time making the video,” added Urban.

In addition to Keith and a couple of band members, the black and white clip features actress/model Amber Valletta (Hitch, Transporter 2, Revenge).

Urban, who received four CMA nominations late last month, has already celebrated three No. 1s from RIPCORD, which debuted at No. 1 in three countries. Not only did RIPCORD receive Album of the Year honors (an award that Urban has never won), it garnered Best Vocal Event for “The Fighter” featuring Carrie Underwood.  Urban also received nominations for Best Male Vocalist and the highly coveted Entertainer of the Year.

Urban is currently on the road, his ripCORD WORLD TOUR 2016 that will see concerts in four countries (U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand).

Packed houses and unanimous rave reviews made Keith Urban’s “ripCORD WORLD TOUR 2016” one of the hottest tours of the summer.  Now, following his performance in front of 80,000 at the Australian “Super Bowl” and the announcement that he will perform in downtown Nashville on New Year’s Eve, Urban returns to the States for the launch of the arena leg of his “ripCORD WORLD TOUR 2016.”

Urban’s arena tour, which kicked off last Thursday in Bismarck, North Dakota’s Civic Arena, debuted after his free concert before more than 10,000 in Nashville’s Bridgestone Plaza, has since added shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Toronto, Holmdel, Lake Tahoe and Gilford.  The tour now stands at more than 70 performances globally.

Before it’s conclusion in Australia in December, “ripCORD WORLD TOUR 2016” will have played to more than a million people, in four countries on three continents, included first ever performances at G.I.O. Stadium in Canberra, Australia and in New Zealand at The Westpac Stadium.

Last month Urban was nominated for four CMA Awards, including the coveted Entertainer of The Year Award, his #1 Album of the Year (an award that he has never won), Male Vocalist and Vocal Event of the Year (with Carrie Underwood for “The Fighter”), an award that he’s won a CMA record four years in a row.

Longtime Atlanta Braves fan Josh Turner joined the organization Friday night as Braves Nation continued its ceremonial countdown of the few remaining home games at Turner Field.

“It was such an honor for me to go the Braves game this past Friday and to pull down the number nine commemorating the nine home games left at Turner Field,” shares Turner. “I’ve had so many good memories there – I’ve introduced all my boys to Braves baseball there. We’ve witnessed some great games and we’ve had a lot of fun times.”

“Turner Field will always be special to me,” continues the country star. “I never got to go to Fulton County Stadium, so ‘The Ted’ is where I made my first Braves memories. I don’t remember the first game I went to there, but all of my children have had their first experiences there too.”

Turner is currently on the road in support of his latest radio single, “Hometown Girl,” which Rolling Stone Country notes, “pairs the South Carolina native’s unmistakable, country-to-the-core baritone with a modern, rollicking beat.” Radio programmers across the country are weighing in saying “it’s a GREAT country song” (WNCY Green Bay), “Josh has hit a home run with this tune” (KJKE Oklahoma City) and “the unmistakable voice is back with a fantastic song” (WUBE Cincinnati). Fans can find Turner at his upcoming tour dates in Ky., Ill., Texas and Okla. Preview “Hometown Girl” HERE and hear over an hour of Turner’s biggest hits HERE.

For more information, images, music and tour dates, visit www.JoshTurner.com.

Luke Bryan went in for surgery for his broken clavicle on Sunday. He tweeted that he was on his way to the doctor on Sunday morning.

Heading to surgery. Ugh. pic.twitter.com/PmseTuB3Nu

— Luke Bryan (@LukeBryanOnline) October 9, 2016

He then followed it up with the X-ray following his surgery, where they had to put some metal in to fuse his bones together.

All good. Got me some metal. pic.twitter.com/ZjQ5Q2mWK3

— Luke Bryan (@LukeBryanOnline) October 10, 2016

His clavicle, though, wasn’t the only injury he suffered during a bicycle accident in Greenback, Tennessee last week.

Landed on my hip too. Damn pic.twitter.com/y3zX3nxioE

— Luke Bryan (@LukeBryanOnline) October 8, 2016

Fans worried about his upcoming Farm Tour shows need not fret…he will be in Batesville, Mississippi on Wednesday (October 12th), followed by shows in Prairie Grove, Arkansas (October 13th), Centralia, Missouri (October 14th) and Effingham, Illinois (October 15th).

Luke is making his way up the country charts with his latest smash, “Move.”

Dierks Bentley climbed to the top of the country charts with his 15th No. 1 single, “Different for Girls,” from his latest album, Black.

“’Different for Girls’ just looks at the different ways guys and girls both handle breakups and what they do to manage the heartbreak and the pain, and just one perspective on how it looks from my perspective,” he says.

Dierks, who will continue his 2016 Somewhere on a Beach Tour on Wednesday in Spokane, Washington, has four CMA nominations, including Male Vocalist, Album of the Year for Black, Musical Event for “Different for Girls” with Elle King and Music Video of the Year for “Somewhere on a Beach.” The 50th Annual CMA Awards will air live from Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena November 2nd at 8pm ET/PT on ABC.