Randy Travis is dropping a new track, "Where That Came From," on Friday, and it'll be his "first brand new studio recording in more than a decade." "You’ll hear much more about the special team of folks who came together to help make this magical moment in my career possible in the coming week. In the meantime, just know that when it comes to me singing songs for you, there’s always more where that came from," Randy shares on Instagram, alongside a snippet of the forthcoming track.

Brothers Osborne's John and TJ have been tapped as celebrity judges for the ninth season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. Other star judges include Keke Palmer, actor Colton Haynes and Nashville's Connie Britton. Season 9 of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars premieres May 17 on Paramount+.

Michael Ray has released a lyric video for his latest song, "Hold." "To see y’all connecting with this one means more to me than I’ll ever be able to put into words. I’m so proud of how this video turned out and couldn’t have done it without my man @seanhagwell at the helm," Michael says on X, formerly known as Twitter.

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Kane Brown is reuniting with Marshmello for a new collab, "Miles on It."

It's the second time Kane and Marshmello have teamed up on a song, with the first being 2019's cross-genre hit "One Thing Right."

The announcement arrived via an Instagram Reel on Wednesday, which features Kane hopping on a FaceTime call with Marshmello as he debuts their track at the recent Stagecoach Festival.

"Me and @kanebrown ran it back, “Miles on It” out this Friday," the DJ captioned his joint Instagram post. 

"Miles on It" drops Friday, May 3, and is available for presave now.

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Gabby Barrett has dropped a moving, slice-of-life music video for "Dance Like No One's Watching."

The Josh Gicker-directed visualizer centers around heartfelt moments shared between a daughter and her father, which include a daddy-daughter dance in school, bidding farewell for college and walking down the aisle for marriage. 

"It's such a sweet montage of a woman's life – from her first dance as a child with her dad to their dance on her wedding day," Gabby tells CMT. "I fell in love with this song the first time I heard it, and this video equally shares that feeling."

"I haven't been to a school dance since I was much younger, so it was so neat to step back into that atmosphere," adds the mother of three. "It honestly really got me excited for my little girls' future dances – I can't wait to see them all dressed up with their daddy!"

Gabby and her husband, Cade Foehner, are parents to Baylah May, 3; Augustine Boone, 1; and 3-month-old Ivy Josephine.

You can find the Luke Combs co-written "Dance Like No One's Watching" on Gabby's latest album, Chapter & Verse, out now.

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Live Nation's here to get you to your favorite country concert on a budget.

The concert promoter has announced the return of its Concert Week. From May 8-14, fans will get the chance to purchase $25 tickets to over 5,000 shows across the U.S. and Canada while supplies last.

Country stars participating in the week-long offer include Luke Bryan, Tim McGraw, Lainey Wilson, Jason Aldean, Dan + Shay, Sam Hunt, Cole Swindell, Dierks Bentley, Parker McCollum, Jordan Davis, Justin Moore & Randy Houser, Maren Morris, Brooks & Dunn and Hank Williams Jr..

Presales for T-Mobile and Rakuten begin May 7 at 10 a.m. ET. 

To purchase the $25 tickets and for more information, head to LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek.

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Lainey Wilson recently visited the famous Cologne Cathedral while on tour in Cologne, Germany.

The "Country's Cool Again" singer hopped on Instagram to share pictures of her concert and her awe of Cologne Cathedral.

"Köln was breathtaking [heart + rock on emojis] you shouldn’t go through this city without seeing the cathedral. Unreal. Can’t wait to visit again," Lainey captioned her Instagram carousel, which also featured a snapshot of her down on her knees and praying at the historic cathedral.

Coming up, Lainey will play a sold-out show in Stockholm, Sweden, on May 2, before concluding her international run in Oslo, Norway, on May 3. 

Lainey's headlining Country's Cool Again Tour kicks off with two sold-out shows at Nashville's Ascend Amphitheatre on May 31 and June 1. You can find the full tour schedule and tickets now at laineywilson.com.

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Get your Kleenex ready, Luke Combs is about to open your floodgates.

The country superstar recently hopped on Instagram to share a snippet of an unreleased track, "Huntin' By Yourself."

"This song is about doing things you love with your kids, but knowing they’ll grow up one day & then you’ll realize it’s never about what you’re doing but who you do it with," Luke wrote via an on-screen text caption.

"'Cause moves too much and he talks too loud/ But I don’t mind cause I’m finding out / Even if it’s just time we’re killin’/ It’s never felt more like livin’/ They’ll make you cuss and wear your patience thin/ But next thing you know they’re all grown up and then/ You’re huntin’ by yourself again," Luke sings in the heartfelt, guitar-driven chorus.

Prior to this, the "Beautiful Crazy" singer teased two other unreleased fatherhood-inspired tunes: "The Man He Sees in Me" and "Remember Him That Way."

You can hear the full preview clip of "Huntin' By Yourself" now on Luke's Instagram.

Luke's latest album is 2023's Gettin' Old, which spawned the #1 hits "Fast Car" and "Where the Wild Things Are." 

Tickets to Luke's ongoing Growin' Up and Gettin' Old Tour are available now at lukecombs.com.

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Having grown up with big music dreams, Carly Pearce knows the importance of helping young students with similar aspirations.

That's why she teamed with the CMA Foundation recently to pay a surprise visit to students at Knoxville, Tennessee's Bearden Middle School.

"I asked [these kids] if they knew what they wanted to do when they grew up and so many of them raised their hands," Carly tells the press. "I hope that that childlike ambition and wonder stays with them, and that nobody makes them believe that they can't do what they want to do because they can."

Being a child with huge, sometimes unconventional music dreams is something Carly relates to.

"I think for me, I felt a little bit like the odd kid out because I wanted to do music and I wanted to write songs, and I wanted to be on stage," she says, adding that it's important to encourage and nurture young talents. "I know that that changed my life as a kid, just having teachers [who] believed in me and opportunities and instruments and all that kind of stuff."

"If it weren't for Les Woodard, my fifth-grade music teacher, I don't know that I would have had such a young belief in myself that I could do this," Carly continues, emphasizing why being "a voice for music education with the CMA Foundation" is imperative for her.

"For me, my biggest dream was to sing country music, and now I'm playing on the biggest stage that our format has," Carly says of CMA Fest, which all artists volunteer their time to play at. "I think that's a beautiful thing and it really does matter what we're taught as kids."

This year's CMA Fest takes place June 6-9, with ticket proceeds supporting the CMA Foundation's music education programs. For tickets and the full lineup, visit cmafest.com.

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Five of Garth Brooks' iconic albums, including 1990's No Fences and 1992's The Chase, are now available on vinyl. You can grab your copy while supplies last at TalkShopLive's website.

Walker Hayes has teamed up with Athletic Brewing Co. to launch a new Fancy Like nonalcoholic beer. The six-pack's available for purchase now at athleticbrewing.com.

Vince Gill has announced his An Evening With Vince Gill residency at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. The four-day event is slated for August 1-4, and tickets go on sale May 3 at 10 a.m. CT at ryman.com.

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Luke Combs' Growin' Up and Gettin' Old Tour is off to a record-breaking start.

According to a press release, the country superstar scored the "highest single-night and two-night attendance"  at Milwaukee’s American Family Field with 44,752 and 86,720 attendees, respectively; the "highest two-night attendance" at Buffalo’s Highmark Stadium with 98,015 attendees; and the "highest-selling and highest-grossing concert" at Beaver Stadium in University Park, Pennsylvania, with a whopping 73,339 attendees.

"Biggest show I’ve played in my life," Luke captioned his Instagram carousel of photos from his Pennsylvania stop. "Unbelievable. Thank you, State College, for a show we’ll never forget."

Luke's upcoming tour dates include two-night stops in Jacksonville, Florida; San Antonio, Texas; and Santa Clara, California, on May 3 and May 4; May 10 and May 11; and May 17 and May 18, respectively.

For tickets and the full Growin' Up and Gettin' Old Tour schedule, visit Luke's website.

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Gabby Barrett's "Dance Like No One's Watching" music video drops on Wednesday, but she's giving you an early peek ahead of its release.

The singer took to social media Tuesday to share a 16-second snippet of the visualizer, featuring several heartwarming father-daughter clips spanning years.

"Get your tissues ready… The Dance Like No One’s Watching music video premieres tomorrow at 10am CT," Gabby shared on Instagram.

You can head to Gabby's YouTube to set a reminder to be notified as soon as the music video drops.

"Dance Like No One's Watching" is the second single off Gabby's sophomore album, Chapter & Verse. The 14-track project arrived in February and features its lead single, "Glory Days."

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ERNEST celebrated his son Ryman's third birthday in style at Stagecoach Festival.

The "Flower Shops" singer took to Instagram to share snapshots of the celebration, which included family photos with his wife, Delaney, and a shot of Ryman smiling at rapper Wiz Khalifa.

"I wanna be Ryman for a day," ERNEST captioned his Instagram carousel.

"dude is gonna have some sick stories one day," up-and-comer Noah Hicks commented on ERNEST's post.

Delaney also posted an Instagram carousel on her account, captioning it, "3 years of Ryman!! A birthday we will never forget."

ERNEST's latest album, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, is out now on digital music platforms.

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Get ready to see some of country music's biggest stars live in conversation at CMA Fest.

Global icon Dolly Parton will kick off Fan Fair X on Thursday, June 6, for a special CMA Close Up Stage conversation hosted by entertainment correspondent Rachel Smith.

Following that, Cody Johnson, Thomas Rhett and Lainey Wilson will take the Artist of the Day spotlight on Friday, June 7; Saturday, June 8; and Sunday, June 9, respectively.

Dolly will also launch an ALL ACCESS! Pop Up Experience at Fan Fair X. Opening every day, the experience will feature Dolly's merch items and brand products as well as samples and demonstrations from her forthcoming cookbook, Good Lookin’ Cookin’, which she co-authored with her sister, Rachel Parton George.

Other artists hitting the CMA Close Up Stage include Sam Hunt, Nate Smith, Chayce Beckham, Carly Pearce, Mickey Guyton and Craig Morgan.

You can find the full Fan Fair X and CMA Close Up Stage schedule now at cmafest.com.

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Jelly Roll has enjoyed hit records and major awards since he first broke through last year, but one of the most memorable things he's experienced, he says, has been appearing on so many TV programs. However, there is one show that he hasn't yet been on and really, really wants to be on — as an actor.

"Man, I've been on TV more times than I ever would have dreamed of being on TV," Jelly told ABC News at the Stagecoach Festival. "I mean, Good Morning America, [Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve] ... American Idol. I've been a part of television programs I've watched for decades."

But the one program he's willing to beg to be on is — drumroll, please— American Horror Story. Describing himself as a stan of the FX series, he raved to ABC News about getting to meet one of the show's stars, Emma Roberts, at Stagecoach. "Me and my wife fanned out both times we seen her," he said.

The "Save Me" singer offered a plea directly to Ryan Murphy, the co-creator and co-producer of American Horror Story.

"Ryan, please call me, man," Jelly begged. "I know you don't know me. If we could do a 30-minute Zoom and just let me hard sell you on why I should be in the next American Horror Story, I'd appreciate it."

His plea continued, "Ryan Murphy. Yell at me. I'm shooting at you every time I get a chance on a national platform. Ryan Murphy, I'll get my people with your people. I just need 15 to 30 minutes."

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If you've heard "Sounds Like the Radio," you've unknowingly got a glimpse of Zach Top's country music love story.

Chatting with ABC Audio at Stagecoach Festival, Zach talks about the genesis of his partly autobiographical tune and why he's a big fan of it.

"We didn't set out to write it as a biopic, but it kind of turned out that way. It's a little bit of my story of how I fell in love with country music, and that's just a fun one," says Zach, who co-wrote the track with Carson Chamberlain and Wyatt McCubbin.

"You don't hear many dancing songs anymore. I think that's a perfect song to get out there with your girl and two-step," he adds.

With "radio" in its title, Zach says "Sounds Like the Radio" was long destined to be a single on country radio.

"I love that song. We always thought that would be, ever since we wrote it, it was like, 'Man, that should be the first radio single.' It's got radio in the title. A little soft pandering never hurts," shares the country newcomer.

"So yeah, really excited to have that thing out and excited for the reception it's got so far in radio land and with the fans," adds Zach.

"Sounds Like the Radio" is currently approaching the top 30 of the country charts. It's the lead single off Zach's debut album, Cold Beer & Country Music, out now.

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Scotty McCreery will be performing on The Kelly Clarkson Show on Wednesday, May 1. You can check your local listings for tune-in information.

Country up-and-comer Jonathan Hutcherson has shared that he'll be "announcing something" on Instagram Live Tuesday, April 30, at 5 p.m. CT. 

George Strait and Chris Stapleton will kick off their next leg of stadium shows on May 4 in Indianapolis. It'll continue in Jacksonville, Charlotte, Chicago and more, before wrapping in Las Vegas on December 7. For tickets and a full list of dates, head to George's website.

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