Keith Urban has added Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard to his “The Speed Of Now World Tour” for the trek’s fall dates.

Urban will debut the new lineup, which also includes Ingrid Andress, on Sept. 3rd at The Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. The tour brought Urban back to the road late last month after nearly four years, and will run through November with a Nashville date at Bridgestone on Oct. 7. For full ticket and show information, click here.

“I’m psyched that my brutha Tyler Hubbard is gonna come out and join Ingrid and me on the fall leg of my ‘Speed Of Now World Tour,’” Urban shares. “It’s like some Ocean’s 11 shit, and it’s gonna be a BLAST!”

Hubbard will treat fans to songs from his upcoming solo album on the dates. The project’s first single, “5 Foot 9,” has already garnered over 40 million global streams and is moving up the charts, while the second track from the album, “35’s,” has over a million global streams. Hubbard’s next song, “Way Home,” is set to be released on Friday (July 15).

“I’ve been writing and recording a lot of new music for my first solo album, songs that are made to be played live,” says Hubbard. “I am so excited to be joining Keith on his fall tour and can’t wait to play them for the first time for fans across the country.”

“The Speed of Now World Tour” Dates:
September 3 – Mountain View – Shoreline Amphitheatre
September 8 – Phoenix – Footprint Center
September 9 – San Diego – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
September 10 – Los Angeles – The Forum
September 15 – Salt Lake City – USANA Amphitheatre
September 16 – Denver – Ball Arena
September 17 – Wichita – INTRUST Bank Arena
September 22 – Grand Rapids – Van Andel Arena
September 23 – Columbus – Nationwide Arena
September 29 – Kansas City – T-Mobile Center
September 30 – Oklahoma City – Paycom Center
October 1 – Ft. Worth – Dickies Arena
October 6 – Lexington – Rupp Arena
October 7 – Nashville – Bridgestone Arena
October 8 – Atlanta – State Farm Arena
October 13 – Savannah – Enmarket Arena
October 14 – Knoxville – Thompson Boling Arena
October 15 – Charleston – Charleston Coliseum
October 20 – Wilkes Barre – Mohegan Sun Arena
October 21 – Uncasville – Mohegan Sun Arena
October 22 – Belmont Park – UBS Arena at Belmont Park
November 4 – Peoria – Peoria Civic Center

For the second consecutive year, the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix will host the Freedom Friday Tribute Concert presented by Wesley Mortgage on Aug. 5. This year’s show will be headlined by multi-Platinum entertainer Aaron Lewis, along with performances from Deana Carter, Abby Anderson and Jackson Dean at the Nissan Stadium campus.

Lewis’ latest album Frayed At Both Ends (The Valory Music Co.) was the No. 1 selling country album upon its release earlier this year. The project featured the hit lead single, “Am I The Only One,” which debuted atop the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, marking Lewis’ highest debut as a solo country artist.

“The Big Machine Music City Grand Prix is quickly becoming an established Nashville tradition,” says Steve Medes, President of Wesley Mortgage. “We appreciate the opportunity to attach our company to such a great event. We look forward to celebrating Freedom Friday and a great weekend of racing.”

The concert is included for Friday individual and three-day ticket holders and begins at 7 p.m. CT at the ZYN Main Stage located in the Fan Zone. In addition to the musical acts, there will be several tributes to military and first responders.

In addition to the Freedom Friday Tribute Concert, superstar Tim McGraw will perform Saturday, Aug. 6, and a live Grand Ole Prix show will be held Sunday, Aug. 7, with headliners Brantley Gilbert and Carly Pearce alongside Midland and Callista Clark.

Friday single-day tickets begin as low as $39 for general admission and $49 for reserved grandstand. Both provide admission to the on-track activity, as well as the concert.

Goldenvoice’s Palomino Festival at Brookeside at the Rose Bowl included a boundary-pushing lineup featuring country, folk, pop, bluegrass, and more on Saturday (July 9) in Pasadena.

Kacey Musgraves, Willie Nelson & Family, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Zach Bryan and more gave southern California country fans a full day of non-stop performances at the festival. The day kicked off with Logan Ledger and ended under the stars with Kacey Musgraves featuring performances from Morgan Wade, Paul Cauthen, Orville Peck, Old Crow Medicine Show, Valerie June and more throughout.

In the middle of Kacey Musgraves’ set, she brought out Willie Nelson for a special performance of his song “On the Road Again,” thrilling the crowd, who clapped and sang along to the iconic hit. Musgraves’ grandfather was in the audience from Texas and she noted that it was a full-circle moment to have him there alongside her “other grandfather,” Nelson.

The festival also featured shopping at artist Nikki Lane’s Stagespot Marketplace, and delicacies from some of California’s top restaurants, including Maple Block Meat Co., Da Big Show BBQ, and Dave’s Hot Chicken.

Morgan Wallen reclaims the No. 1 spot on both the top country songs and albums charts this week.

Wallen’s “You Proof” adds 10 million streams this week to place it at No. 1, while “Wasted On You” adds 7.9 million and hits No. 5. On the album’s side, his record-breaking Dangerous: The Double Album racks up 50K in total consumption (1.1K album only, 62 million song streams), and his 2016 project If I Know Me sees 18K in total consumption, according to Luminate data.

In its second week since its release, Luke Combs‘ Growin’ Up falls to No. 2 with 30K in total consumption. Zach Bryan‘s American Heartbreak takes No. 3 with 26K, and Elvis Presley‘s Elvis 30 No. 1 Hits jumps to No. 4 with 18K.

Bryan rises back into the No. 2 position on the top country songs chart with his monster hit “Something In The Orange” seeing 9.8 million streams this week. Combs’ “The Kind Of Love We Make” falls to No. 3 with 9.7 million streams, and Bailey Zimmerman‘s breakthrough single, “Fall In Love,” fills out the top five at No. 4, earning 7.9 million streams.

Priscilla Block is extending her “Welcome to the Block Party Tour” into fall with a string of new dates beginning Oct. 13.

The fall run will include shows in Chicago, Knoxville, Des Moines, Charleston, and will feature a Music City show at the Nashville Palace on Nov. 3. This second run of dates follows Block’s headlining spring tour, where she sold out 11 of 14 shows. Pre-sale for the newly added dates will begin tomorrow (July 12), with general on-sale beginning on Friday (July 15).

“I am so excited to announce the second leg of my ‘Welcome to the Block Party Tour!'” says Block. “As a little girl, I always dreamed of writing my own songs and singing them to crowds of people. The fans absolutely blew me away earlier this year, selling out shows, singing every word to every song, and making my songs their own. There were so many places that we didn’t get to the first time around, so I can’t wait to give the fans this second round of shows! See y’all on the road.”

Block is also embarking on her first-ever international tour this summer in Glasgow on Aug. 22 along with visits in London, Leicestershire, and Dublin.

“Welcome to the Block Party Tour” Dates:
10.13 – LRH – Liberty Township, OH
10.14 – Jergel’s – Warrendale, PA
10.15 – 8 Seconds Saloon – Indianapolis, IN
10.20 – Wooly’s – Des Moines, IA
10.21 – Joe’s on Weed – Chicago, IL
10.22 – Elevation at the Intersection – Grand Rapids, MI
10.26 – Rick’s Cafe – Starkville, MS
10.27 – Cotton Eyed Joe’s – Knoxville, TN
10.28 – Silverado’s – Black Mountain, NC
10.29 – Rome River Jam – Rome, GA
11.3 – Nashville Palace – Nashville, TN
11.11 – Bluestone – Columbus, OH
11.12 – Boondock’s – Springfield, IL
11.17 – Blue Room – Statesboro, GA
11.18 – Blind Horse – Greenville, SC
11.19 – Music Farm – Charleston, SC