Warner NashvilleBlake Shelton will do a rare Nashville concert on Friday, May 31 in the Country Music Hall of Fame’s CMA Theater.

The special show celebrates the 20th anniversary of Musicians on Call, the nonprofit that brings live and recorded music to the bedsides of patients all across the U.S.

Lauren Alaina will also be honored that night with the organization’s Music Heals Award, for her commitment to its Bedside Performance Program. Newcomer Cale Dodds will open the show.

A limited number of tickets will be available to the public starting Friday, April 26. You can find out more at MusiciansOnCall.org/MOC20.

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Comstock/Thinkstock Fifty years ago this week, Glen Campbell's "Wichita Lineman" was at #2 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs tally, while another song by Campbell was #1 on that same chart. Can you name this classic, which shares its name with a town in Texas? ANSWER: "Galveston." 

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Kharen HillIn 1996, Sheryl Crow wrote the song "Redemption Day" after visiting Bonsia with then-first lady Hillary Clinton, and recorded it on her second album.  In 2003, Johnny Cash recorded it. He died that same year; his version was eventually released in 2010. Now, with the permission of the late country legend's family, Sheryl has created a version of the song, as well as a video, which allows them to duet.

ABC/Image Group LAOld Dominion's currently on their own headlining Make It Sweet Tour, but after several summers opening for Kenny Chesney, they're not too proud to admit they've borrowed some of the superstar's best ideas.

OD's backstage area, particularly, is modeled after what you'd see at a Kenny show.

"I think we've ripped everything from Kenny!" lead singer Matthew Ramsey reveals, as the rest of the band laughs.

"We do have a cool vibe [room], yeah," Trevor Rosen adds, "like we have these record players strategically placed and stuff."

"The backstage vibe is sort of similar to his," Matthew explains, "but it's because it works so well. And it creates an environment for people to want to be there, and that's what we want to do. It's a long, long year, and you want people to want to be there for it."

Even more than the comforts of the road, Matthew says Kenny showed the band how to build relationships.

"Probably the most important thing we learned from Kenny is how to treat the people that work for you," Matthew continues, "and the people that are working with you, as far as opening acts and their crew. And that's one thing that he really does an amazing job of."

"So we've built our crew with that in mind, and it's a family vibe, and it's a fun vibe," he tells ABC Radio. "It's hard work, what these people are doing, and we want to make it as comfortable and fun as we possibly can."  

OD's next show is Thursday, April 25 at Centurylink Arena in Boise, Idaho. Meanwhile, the song "Make It Sweet" is nearing the top of the chart.

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Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockBoth Scotty McCreery and Mitchell Tenpenny are booked to appear at the Budweiser Country Club at Stagecoach Festival April 26-28 in Indio, California.

A pair of Reba McEntire's Reba by Justin boots are featured in the May/June issue of Cowboys & Indians magazine. The Chelsea pearl boot with ostrich accents goes for $380. 

You can get a sneak peak at Carrie Underwood's Cry Pretty 360 Tour in a new clip the superstar posted to her socials. In the short video shot at rehearsals, Carrie performs the trek's namesake tune. The tour kicks off May 1 in Greensboro, North Carolina.

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ABC/Image Group LAWhat would happen if you mixed Morgan Evans latest hit, "Day Drunk," with Dan + Shay's smash, "Tequila?"

You can find out in the Aussie's new performance video, which features him singing a mash-up of the two songs. It's a tip of the hat to his label mates and pals Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney, who he toured with this spring on their sold-out tour.

Next up, Morgan hits the road with Rascal Flatts on their Summer Playlist trek May 24 in Tampa, Florida.

You can check out Morgan's "Day Drunk on Tequila" performance on YouTube now. 

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ABC/Image Group LAYou can count Little Big Town, Old Dominion, Lady A’s Charles Kelley, Kix Brooks, and Martina McBride among the country stars who are willing to drink some wine for a good cause.

They’ll all be a part of Monday’s annual Best Cellars dinner at Nashville’s Loews Vanderbilt Hotel to raise money for the T.J. Martell Foundation.

Celebrity chef Vivian Howard, known for the PBS hit A Chef’s Life and her cookbook Deep Run Roots, will help with the food for the sold-out event, which pairs celebrities with rare wine to help find a cure for cancer.

Of course, Little Big Town also happens to have their own line of wine, known as Four Cellars. The foursome just released their new single, “The Daughters.”

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ABC/Image Group LABrett Young’s “Here Tonight” might have ended Luke Combs’ seven-week run at the top of Billboard’s Country Airplay chart this week, but Luke can still say he's scored the second most popular song in that chart's history.

Two songs are tied for the longest reign on the Country Airplay chart: 2003’s “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere” by Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett and 1999’s “Amazed” by Lonestar both spent eight weeks at number one.

Meanwhile, “Beautiful Crazy” is still hanging on at #1 on a different Billboard chart: the Hot Country Songs tally.

Luke’s fans are now waiting to see how he’ll follow up his monster hit from his debut album, This One’s for You.

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Big Machine Riley Green’s debut single, “There Was This Girl,” is number one this week, and the Alabama native is wasting no time capitalizing on his momentum: his second release, “In Love By Now,” is already out, along with its accompanying music video.

While the song finds Riley lamenting the loss of a girlfriend, he didn’t have to do too much suffering for the video: It was shot in the beautiful Central American country of Belize.

The clip starts with Riley playing guitar on the beach under a palm tree, before doing some shirtless deep sea fishing and a little swimming. Eventually, Riley spots his ex at an oceanfront bar, and takes the stage to sing -- perhaps changing the direction of their relationship.

The bar scenes were shot at the Belize incarnation of Losers, a popular Nashville bar that now has a tropical outpost.

“A buddy of mine runs the bar and he invited me down,” Riley tells Billboard. “It seemed like a great place to shoot a music video. We might have saved a little money too, filming in his bar.”

As for the song itself, it may strike a familiar chord if you’re a fan of country’s current fascination with the music of the nineties.

“I wrote ‘In Love By Now’ with Rhett Akins, Ben Hayslip and Marv Green in Nashville,” Riley explains. “We sat down, and I think I said something about writing a song that sounded like Shenandoah -- a ‘90s country sounding song.”

“They all jumped at the opportunity,” Riley continues, “because that’s kind of their bread and butter too. When it came time to film a video, I somehow talked the label into filming it in Belize, so that wasn’t too horrible.”

You can check out the “In Love By Now” video at Billboard.com.

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Capitol NashvilleThere’s no doubt Carrie Underwood has her hands full these days: She’s rehearsing for the May 1 kickoff of her Cry Pretty 360 Tour and taking care of her nearly-three-month old baby Jacob and her four-year old, Isaiah.

So just how stressed is the “Love Wins” hitmaker?

“Just referred to my time in the dentist’s chair when they give me the gas as ‘me time,’” she joked on Twitter on Thursday.

“I really need a spa day or a night out or something!” she added, along with the hashtags #HelpMe and #ThatsKindOfSad, along with the laugh-until-you-cry emoji.

Earlier this week, Carrie took a break from her busy schedule to induct Kelsea Ballerini into the Grand Ole Opry.

Her tour will keep her pretty busy on the road for the months of May, June, September, and October. She sets the trek in motion May 1 in Greensboro, North Carolina with Maddie & Tae and Runaway June.

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AXS TVWillie Nelson joins The Red Rocker Sammy Hagar for the upcoming season four premiere of Hagar's AXS TV series Rock & Roll Road Trip, where the country legend discussed his plans for the future, among other things.

In a teaser clip from their candid conversation on Nelson's tour bus, the 86-year-old country outlaw, who has no intentions of slowing down, says people always ask him when he's going to call it quits.

"You hear that every day...they say that all the time," says Willie, who's learned exactly how to answer them: “Every time, I say, ‘Oh, this is the last one.’”

Of course, the subject of Willie's pot-smoking also came up. "All the years you've been cruising around in this bus smoking dope and stuff, like in the 70s, did you ever get arrested in this thing?" wondered the former Van Halen singer.

“I’ve been arrested in everything I’ve owned,” joked Nelson. When asked if he gets special treatment in the Lone Star State, Willie answers, “They’ll give me a nice cell.”

The show also features Nelson taking Hagar on a tour of Texas that includes a look at Billy Bob’s -- The World’s Largest Honky Tonk -- along with some local bull-riding action.

Rock & Roll Road Trip With Sammy Hagar airs Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on AXS TV.

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Big Machine Label Group Wednesday afternoon at Cash Cabin just outside Nashville, Sheryl Crow premiered her new video for "Redemption Day" for a small group of music industry insiders.

The new recording is a duet with Johnny Cash, and is the lead single from Sheryl's new album that features collaborations with rockers like Keith Richards, Stevie Nicks, and Don Henley, as well as country legends like Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, and Vince Gill.

Sheryl wrote "Redemption Day" in 1996 after visiting Bosnia with then-first lady Hillary Clinton. That same year, she recorded it on her self-titled second record.

Shortly before his death, the Man in Black discovered the tune -- but wouldn't record it until he asked Sheryl in-depth questions about the lyrics.

"Cut to 2003," Sheryl explains, "Johnny Cash recorded it and felt like it would be the cornerstone of his record. He was adamant about knowing what every lyric meant."

"And he really delivered the song in a way that felt like for him it would be the most important song on his record," she reveals. "And unfortunately, a few months later he died -- actually two months later he passed."

While working on her new album, Sheryl reached out to the Cash family for the permission to use the late legend's vocal on a new version. Nearly twenty-five years since its inception, she feels like "Redemption Day" has finally arrived.

"I feel like the song has finally found its moment," she reflects. "I re-recorded it, rearranged it, and Johnny and I are both singing the song."

"And I hope he would be very proud of what we've done and feel like it has met its moment," she adds.

The Crow/Cash duet on "Redemption Day" will be available to stream or download on Friday.

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Comstock/ThinkstockThirty years ago this week, this Texas native wasn't just Killin' Time, as the title of his first album suggests, he was making his debut on the Grand Ole Opry. Can you name him? ANSWER: Clint Black.

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Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockLook for Parmalee's new video for "Be Alright" on Friday.

Newcomer Ryan Kinder has signed a new publishing deal with BMG Nashville. He's also working on a new music, due later this year.

"Man Crush (A Tribute to Tiger Woods)" is the new single from country comedian Cledus T. Judd. It's a parody of Little Big Town's smash, "Girl Crush."

Carrie Underwood and Kelsea Ballerini sang Trisha Yearwood's "Walkaway Joe" onstage Tuesday night after Kelsea's induction into the Grand Ole Opry. You can check out the video of them rehearsing backstage -- with Entertainer of the Year Keith Urban adding the third part -- on Kelsea's socials.

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ABC/Image Group LAThis week, Brett Young earns his fourth consecutive number one on Billboard's Country Airplay chart with "Here Tonight," a song he wrote with Charles Kelley while on tour with Lady Antebellum back in 2017.

And while the California native tries to not be overly concerned with how his songs are doing on the charts, he admits it becomes nearly impossible when it's a tune you wrote with your pals.

"I used to say I would never watch the charts," Brett tells ABC Radio. "Then we got our first number one, and the charts got really fun to watch," he smiles.

"You know, it becomes more fun when the other writers on the song are friends of yours," he adds. "I got three buddies that I wrote this song with."

"Every Monday when a new chart comes out," Brett explains, "there's a group text, and everybody's getting excited and offering to buy each other beers or whatever it may be. And you root for each other all the time... And you know, if it's doing well on the charts, it means the fans are enjoying it."

It turns out there may be more songs like "Here Tonight" for the fans to enjoy.

"It was the beginning of a really fun thing with Charles," Brett reflects. "We've written together since... Anytime I have writers out and we're on a Lady A show with them, he'll jump on."

"But it was our first one, and you know, it made the record and ended up being the first single, so it was pretty fun," he concludes.

Charles will soon have a new single of his own. Look for Lady A's new song, "What If I Never Get Over You," in the near future.

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ABC/Randy HolmesThey haven’t exactly said a whole lot about it, but Sugarland will be playing about a dozen dates in June, July, and August promoting their Bigger album, which came out last summer.

Since their Still the Same Tour wrapped in 2018, Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush have been focusing on their solo work: Jennifer just released her new single, “I Can Do Hard Things,” while Kristian is also heading out on a June tour with actress and singer Rita Wilson, otherwise known as Mrs. Tom Hanks.

Kristian’s also working on a new EP that’s expected sometime this summer.

Most of this year’s Sugarland dates so far are fairs, festivals, and casinos. You can visit SugarlandMusic.com to find out more.

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MCA Nashville George Strait might've retired from touring five years ago, but he’s still making as much money on the road as he ever has.

King George ranks #2 on Billboard’s latest Hot Tours ranking, second only to pop star Pink. There’s a pretty considerable difference though: Pink raked in more than $28 million for fourteen dates, while Strait made nearly $25 million for just two.

The “Every Little Honky Tonk Bar” hitmaker took in $12.7 million for his March 17 engagement at NRG Stadium in Houston. It’s the biggest concert ever for the venue, surpassing recent shows by Beyonce and Jay-Z and Taylor Swift.

It also ranks as Strait’s second-best moneymaker ever: The only time he made more was the final show of his farewell tour. He banked more than $18 million for the June 7, 2014 set at AT&T Stadium near Dallas.

The Country Music Hall of Famer’s other recent show was March 30 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. He did pretty well there too, tallying another $12 million.

Strait's latest chart-topping album is the newly released Honky Tonk Time Machine.

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The Valory Music Co. Thomas Rhett fans can look forward to the next taste of his new album on Friday.

TR revealed on his socials the record’s twelfth track, “Remember You Young,” will be out April 19.

He also shared some of the lyrics, along with several throwback pictures with his wife Lauren -- including one where his hair resembles an Afro.

“And hey darlin’, sippin’ that red wine/All classy, kicked back on the couch/You smile and I see ya shootin’ tequila/Us shuttin’ them college bars down,” TR sings on the track.

He co-wrote the tune with hitmakers Jesse Frasure and Ashley Gorley.

The full Center Point Road album arrives May 31. Its lead single, “Look What God Gave Her,” is currently in the top fifteen.

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ABC/Image Group LATim McGraw is going a type of tour he's never done before: a book tour, to support his forthcoming Songs of America collaboration with Pulitzer-Prize-winner Jon Meacham.

Tim will still be singing, though. Just as in the book, Meacham will provide historical context on songs that helped shape America, while Tim will focus on the musical perspective and perform.

The two will also discuss their friendship that developed as Tim -- an avid reader of historical non-fiction -- discovered Meacham’s books like Destiny and Power: The American Odyssey of George Herbert Walker Bush and Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power.

The tour kicks off June 10 in New York City, before Songs of America: Patriotism, Protest, and the Music That Made a Nation comes out on June 11. Every ticket to the tour also includes a copy of the book.

Tickets go on sale Friday. To get pre-sale information, all you need to do is text “songsofamerica” to 615-205-5687.

Here are the stops on Tim McGraw’s Songs of America book tour:

6/10 -- New York, NY
6/11 -- Charleston, SC
6/12 -- Washington, DC
6/21 -- Waco, TX
6/22 -- Atlanta, GA
6/23 -- Charlotte, NC
6/24 -- Raleigh, NC

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ABC/Randy HolmesGarth Brooks is taking his stadium tour to the Northwest.

The CMA's winningest Entertainer of the Year will play Autzen Stadium on the campus of the University of Oregon on Saturday, June 29.

Tickets for the Eugene, Oregon show go on sale Friday, April 26.

Garth’s next stop on the stadium trek is this Saturday in Gainesville, Florida. The date at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium is sold out. It’ll be preceded -- as usual -- by Trisha’s Tailgate, hosted by Garth’s wife, Trisha Yearwood.

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Comstock/Thinkstock Fifty years ago this week, the Man in Black started taping his weekly ABC-TV show in Nashville. Can you recall the famous building where The Johnny Cash Show was filmed? ANSWER: Music City's historic Ryman Auditorium. 

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"This is one of the coolest nights of my entire life," Kelsea Ballerini told a packed Grand Ole Opry House Tuesday night, as the 25-year-old officially became its youngest member.

Earlier, CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year Keith Urban gave his former tour mate his seal of approval by singing his hit, "Blue Ain't Your Color."

Country Music Hall of Famer Vince Gill sat sidestage and watched as Kelsea performed "Peter Pan" and "Miss Me More." Opry matriarch Jeannie Seely leaned against Gill as Kelsea sang.

Earlier, Kelsea remembered the first time she walked onto the legendary stage, prior to her February 2015 debut.  "The curtain was down..." she told reporters, "and we walked in, and I looked..."

"I'm gonna cry! Oh God," Kelsea interrupted herself. "I just walked in and did this," she continued, wiping away tears.

The Knoxville native admitted she was "emotionally overwhelmed" at such a momentous night. 

"Darius Rucker just tweeted me on the way in here, which is not casual," she explained. "And then, Carrie's inducting me tonight, which I don't know if I'm supposed to say.  Sorry!" she said, laughing.

"I wouldn't know what it looks like to be a female in country music without Carrie Underwood," Kelsea added. "She's the one for me that I've always looked up to."

During Kelsea's induction, Carrie summed up what the Opry means: "This is the heart and soul of country music," she proclaimed, before the two duetted on Trisha Yearwood's "Walkaway Joe."

Before the show, Kelsea pondered what Opry membership means to her: "To be able to play this stage once is a dream. But to be able to know that I can play this stage in thirty years when the radio quits me, and when touring quits me -- it's really comforting and it's really beautiful," she offered, fighting back tears.

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Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockMarty Stuart will be the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's 2019 Artist in Residence. He'll do three shows at the Hall's CMA Theater on September 11, 18, and 25.

"Kiss That Girl Goodbye" hitmaker Aaron Watson will set his Red Bandana Tour in motion June 28 in his hometown of Abilene, Texas. It takes its name from his new album, which comes out a week earlier on June 21.

The Sammy Kershaw tune, "Grillin' and Chillin'," is featured in a new commercial for Applebee's. It's from his 2015 album, I Won't Back Down.

Newcomer Tyler Rich's latest single, "Leave Her Wild," will be available to stream or download on April 26.

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Big MachineThis week, Riley Green reaches the pinnacle of success as a new artist as his debut single, "There Was This Girl," hits number one.

But the Alabama native -- and former star of CMT's Redneck Island -- insists he never really earmarked a chart-topping song as a goal.

"It's funny. I don't think that was ever a dream of mine," Riley admits. "You know, of course, when I signed my deal and I got a song on the radio, that was something I never imagined."

He continues: "So, a number-one song for me, especially from a songwriter's standpoint, I guess that's a little bit of a stamp of approval that people are relating to, you know, something that I made up -- all over the place."

And now, audiences "all over the place," just like Riley said, are channeling his tunes back to him.

"One thing I've noticed is," he explains, "where I maybe had a little success in the Southeast touring, now people sing my songs all over the country."

He adds: "You know, that's something that makes the travel worth it and the long nights. It keeps you going."

There's plenty of travel ahead for Riley, as he hits the road with Brad Paisley on his World Tour May 30 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Be listening for the follow-up to "There Was This Girl," the new song "In Love by Now."

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Big MachineReba McEntire’s new album, Stronger Than the Truth, debuts at #4 this week on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart, and helps the Country Music Hall of Famer set a new record.

This is Reba’s 27th top ten on the album chart, giving her the most top ten albums of any country female in the years since she first debuted in the top ten in 1986. Dolly Parton and Trisha Yearwood follow with 14 apiece.

Reba also ties Alan Jackson’s record, making her second only to George Strait, who’s placed 37 albums in the top ten.

The Oklahoma native scored her first top ten album 33 years ago, in April of 1986, with Whoever’s in New England.

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Arista Nashville If you like football or country music, you’ve probably already heard that the 2019 NFL Draft will take over Nashville from April 25 through the 27.

In a new welcome video posted by the Tennessee Titans, practically every country star you can think of helps give visitors a crash course in Music City: Tim McGraw, Dierks Bentley, Thomas Rhett, Old Dominion, Dustin Lynch, Justin Moore, Michael Ray, LOCASH, Carly Pearce, Jimmie Allen, Devin Dawson, Riley Green, Mitchell Tenpenny, Charlie Daniels, and even more are in the clip.

Along the way, the stars cover everything from honky tonks and hot chicken, to how to say one of the city’s most difficult street names: "Demonbreun Street" is pronounced dih-MUN-bree-UHN, if you ever wondered.

The two-minute video’s set to the new single from LANCO, called “Rival.”

You can check out the Tennessee Titans’ welcome video on YouTube now.  

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CurbIt’s more than a “Rumor” that Lee Brice’s latest hit has been certified gold -- it’s a fact.

Lee’s song, which has reached the top 20, also happens to be his ninth single in a row to be certified gold or platinum. “Rumor” follows his hits “That Don’t Sound Like You,” “A Woman Like You,” “Drinking Class,” “Hard to Love,” “I Don’t Dance,” “I Drive Your Truck,” and “Parking Lot Party” on the road to certification by the RIAA.

“Boy,” Lee’s previous release from his current, self-titled album has gone gold as well.

You can check out the “Rumor” music video, which stars Lee’s wife, Sara, on YouTube.

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ABC/Image Group LABrett Young and his wife Taylor are expecting a baby girl.

The couple came up with the perfect gender reveal and shared it on their socials on Tuesday: In the one-minute video clip, Taylor pitches to her ex-baseball player husband. Once Brett hits the ball, it explodes into an enormous pink cloud.

The two shared the initial news of their pregnancy ten days ago, as Brett tweeted: “And then we were 3… Taylor and I are absolutely over the moon to be expecting a new little angel into our family.”

“Absolutely blessed to be starting this new chapter with my baby and our baby,” he added.

Brett and Taylor told People their little one is due in early fall.  The two tied the knot last November in Palm Desert, California.

Brett has plenty to celebrate these days: the debut single from his Ticket to L.A. album, “Here Tonight,” is #1 this week on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.

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Country Music Association Your options for nighttime entertainment during CMA Fest 2019 are expanding: The Country Music Association is unveiling the lineup on the Firestone Country Roads Stage at Ascend Amphitheater.

Chase Rice will headline the Thursday, June 6 show in Nashville, with his label mates LOCASH, Jimmie Allen, Lindsay Ell, Runaway June, Tyler Farr, King Calaway and others set to take the stage as well.

On Friday, Brett Young is at the top of the bill, with Jordan Davis and Mitchell Tenpenny joining him, along with newcomers Adam Hambrick, Caylee Hammack, and Jillian Jacqueline.

Saturday is Warner Nashville night, with Cody Johnson and Hunter Hayes co-headlining a concert that also features Ashley McBryde, Tucker Beathard, and more.

As with the shows happening simultaneously at Nissan Stadium across the river, you’ll need a ticket to get in. Pre-sales start on Wednesday, before seats become available to the general public on Friday.

You can find out more at CMAFest.com.

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