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To say that Kate and Kasey Coppola had a rought time with Naomi Judd on CMT's "Can You Duet" would be putting things lightly. Naomi simply came off as quite bitter about the duo. Freshly signed to Big Machine Records, the duo has released "You're Not My Judge" in response. It's an int

Keith Anderson scored two big hits and a Gold album with his debut release "Three Chords Country & American Rock & Roll" but then saw a couple singles stall before "I Still Miss You" started rising the charts. With that time to reflect, Keith went in and finished

Jeff Bates has been kicking around the music circut for over 25 years and has survived personal demons along the way to achieve a level of success that many artists dream of. Over the course of a half-hour, Jeff talked with us about a variety of topics and was particularly passionate about the music industry

With a successful career in snowboarding, and subsequent extreme sports TV hosting, Greta Gaines made an unlikely turn of careers when the New Hampshire-by-way-of Wyoming athletic beauty opted for Country singing. Whiskey Thoughts are a seasoned woman's words as she si

John Rich has been known to be opiniated about many topics including politics so it's natural that he would announce his support for John McCain via a song. But is it any good?

What happens when you hear a new song on the radio but have no clue who sings it? If you are like me you go to the internet and look the song up. We get the feeling that many people may be doing just that with Chad Hudson's debut single for Robbins Nashville.

What happens when an artist signs to a small indie label and experiences quick success? Well, they partner with other independent labels to get even more exposure. For Adam Gregory that means him signing with the successful Big Machine Records label, in partners

Country Music and politics seemingly have gone hand to hand for decades now yet I am still amazed when an artist pledges public support for a politician who's running for office. Given his conservative nature it's not really surprising that John Rich has chosen to support John McCain with this song.

Vanguard/Sugar Hill Records is announced today the addition of Can You Duet's Joey+Rory to their venerable roster. The duo is currently in the studio with Grammy Award-winning producer Carl Jackson finishing their debut album, expected for a fall 2008 release.