Growing up in the water town of Deale, Maryland, John and T.J. Osborne (Brothers Osborne) and their friends knew how to “get away” from the blue collar grind without spending a lot of money. They’d just create their own little paradise…just like the lyrics say in their single, “Rum.”

“Lucky folks go to the ocean/The lake’s for the landlocked ones/We got a tarp in a truck bed/A kiddie pool/A slip and sled/Let that garden hose run” are familiar vestiges of their childhood. So, the brothers included them – and spotlighted their hometown – in the video for “Rum.”

“We went back to our hometown of Deale, Maryland, just to kind of give people a little bird’s eye view of what it’s like where we come from,” says T.J. “We also wanted people to realize what really the perspective of ‘Rum’ was, which wasn’t sitting on the beach. It was about really from the perspective of being in our hometown which is very blue collar, a lot of people who don’t have money to go to the beach, so they kind of make their own little moments and their own paradise.”

The clip for “Rum” should hit video outlets in the coming weeks.

The brothers, who are making their way up the country charts, recently made Rolling Stone Country’s 10 New Artists You Need to Know: Summer 2014!

Bros. Osborne (Rum video) OC: …looks good. :34
“We went back to our hometown of Deale, Maryland, just to kind of give people a little bird’s eye view of what it’s like where we come from. A lot of people are confused that we got into country music being from Maryland, and they don’t realize how country it is up there. So, we wanted people to kind of see that, and we also wanted people to realize what really the perspective of ‘Rum’ was, which wasn’t sitting on the beach. It was about really from the perspective of being in our hometown which is very blue collar, a lot of people who don’t have money to go to the beach, so they kind of make their own little moments and their own paradise. And so, we just really wanted to emulate that. We’re actually waiting to get the video back, so hopefully, it looks good.”

Luke Bryan‘s Crash My Party has had four consecutive No. 1 singles, and during this year’s CMA Music Festival, a party was held in his honor to celebrate all four songs — “Crash My Party,” “That’s My Kind of Night,” “Drink a Beer” and “Play It Again.” Check it out below.

Luke Bryan plays the first of a handful of stadium dates this weekend at Pittsburgh’s Heinz Field, and it’s his first stadium show as a headliner.

“We’re excited about just the whole vibe, coming in there in the summertime,” he says. “We’ve got some fun stuff in store. Hey, Pittsburgh fans, they’ve been unbelievable.”

Dierks Bentley will be a special guest on two of the stadium shows and opening acts for all dates on the 2014 “That’s My Kind of Night Tour” are Cole Swindell and Lee Brice.

The stadium dates are: June 21 in Pittsburgh, Penn. at Heinz Field; Lincoln Financial Field on August 15 in Philadelphia, Penn. and on August 31 in Chicago, Ill. at Soldier Field. The tour’s second leg will launch on May 3 in Vancouver, BC at Rogers Arena and will run through October.

Luke is getting ready to release his new single, “Rollercoaster,” in the coming weeks.

Luke Bryan (Heinz Field) OC: …unbelievable. :16
“We’re excited about just the whole vibe, coming in there in the summertime. I got to open for Kenny at Heinz Field a few years ago, and the fact that we’ve got Pittsburgh [on the list], and we’re coming. We’ve got some fun stuff in store. Hey, Pittsburgh fans, they’ve been unbelievable.”

Dierks Bentley recently recorded “Ride On,” the featured song for the new History Channel series, Biker Battleground: Phoenix. The show will premiere July 1st at 10pm ET on The History Channel.

The series’ description is: 

Phoenix, Arizona—where the country’s top motorcycle builders compete day and night. It’s a dog-eat-dog world, where buyers are willing to pay upwards of $150,000 for a fully-customized, one-of-a-kind ride. Biker Battleground Phoenix follows the temperamental and talented bad boys of the bike business. In their world, showcases are for pride and bragging rights, competition is cutthroat and money talks. When egos and passion collide, the aftershocks echo across town.

They don’t follow trends–they set them. No tactic is off limits and no move is too corrupt. From stealing ideas and poaching employees to public bashing on social media, these guys will do whatever it takes to give themselves and their shops the ultimate edge over the rest.

Check out the behind-the-scenes music video of Dierks recording the song, “Ride On,” below.

In the meantime, Dierks is speeding up the charts with his latest single, “Drunk On a Plane.”

Nashville, TN – June 19, 2014 – Seven-time GRAMMY-winning trio Lady Antebellum premiered the music video for their red-hot new single “Bartender” on TODAY this morning. The group tapped Kate Upton (The Other Woman, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Cover Model) and Tony Hale (Arrested Development, VEEP) for the clip, which fans can now watch here and across all partners this afternoon.

Directed by Shane Drake and shot in Los Angeles last month, the plot takes Kate Upton and her girlfriends on a wild night out where a drinking battle royale ensues with a shot-slinging bartender (Hale) and only one is left standing.  

“I think we definitely captured the spirit of the song, but we also threw in some unexpected twists that the fans will love,” said Kelley. “Kate and Tony took what could have been just another music video to a really cool place. I mean, pretty much every guy in America is in love with Kate Upton. And if I’m being totally honest, Dave and I now both have a little man-crush on Tony too…he’s hilarious!  Hands-down my favorite video we’ve ever done.”

E! News is offering a behind the scenes look at the making of “Bartender.” To watch, click here.

Lady Antebellum is currently out on the road headlining their 2014 TAKE ME DOWNTOWN TOUR, which will hit 80 cities in the US and Canada this year. This weekend, the trio will headline some of the summer’s top festivals. For more information and for a full list of tour dates, visit www.ladyantebellum.com.

E! News has the exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from Lady Antebellum‘s music video for “Bartender,” the trio’s first single off their upcoming fifth album due out later this fall, before it premieres on Today Thursday morning, and you might see a few familiar faces.

Along with the band’s members, Dave Haywood, Charles Kelley and Hillary Scott, the video features Veep funnyman Tony Hale and blond bombshell Kate Upton—and they have a drink-off!

Who wins?! Well, we can’t tell you that just yet, but it was pretty stiff competition.

Watch the exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and don’t forget to catch the premiere of “Bartender” on Today tomorrow morning! 

Sam Hunt released his debut single, “Leave the Night On,” and country radio has given him a big thumbs up! He taped a short video last night to say “thanks” for all of the support out of the gate.

Thank you!

Scotty McCreeryis making his way across the country performing live for fans, and he says he becomes almost a different person when he steps on stage.

“I swear it’s like I’m a different person when I’m on stage. If you see me off the stage, I’m pretty laid-back and chill,” says Scotty. “When I get on there, and the fans are there, and we’re in the moment, it’s like a whole another world. It’s crazy to talk about it. It’s almost tough to talk about it, because there’s just so much going on.”

Fans are getting to hear the North Carolina native’s latest hit, “Feeling It,” live. His next stop is Thursday (June 19th) in San Jose, California.

Scotty McCreery (perf. Live) OC: …and everything. :35
“Being on stage for me – I swear it’s like I’m a different person when I’m on stage. If you see me off the stage, I’m pretty laid-back and chill. When I get on there, and the fans are there, and we’re in the moment, it’s like a whole another world. It’s crazy to talk about it. It’s almost tough to talk about it, because there’s just so much going on – the reaction between me and the fans, the interaction between me and the band – but it’s great. It’s a great experience. I think…I’m the show, but the fans are as much a part of the show as I am as far as the interaction and the energy and everything.”

Lady Antebellum celebrate their 300th Webisode Wednesday today. Charles, Dave and Hillary also made an announcement that the webisodes will become less frequest, but they’ll continue to be connected to you through all sorts of social media, probably even more so than they have been previously.

Lady A are currently soaring up the country charts with their latest single, “Bartender,’ which is the first release from their forthcoming (as-yet-untitled) album, due out later this year.