EMI Records Nashville’s Kylie Morgan will release her debut EP Love, Kylie on June 11.

Morgan co-wrote all six songs on the new EP and gives listeners the opportunity to peel back the layers of her story. Produced by Shane McAnally and Ben Johnson, Morgan details her journey through relationships, life as an artist, and life experiences.

“This EP is the most personal thing I’ve ever created. Every song is a chapter in my life, and I can’t wait for you all to listen and help me write the rest of the story.” Morgan continues, “It’s a pretty vulnerable state. I realized that every song that I’ve been writing has been either about me, about my family, about a friend, about someone I know. I wanted the whole EP to feel like a cohesive story and for every song to feel like a chapter.”

With this announcement, Morgan has also released her new song “I Only Date Cowboys” with the hope of giving listeners a glimpse into her personality. Additionally, Kylie released her official music video for the lead track on the EP, “Shoulda,” an up-tempo, rapid-fire vocal about the “should’ve known betters” when dabbling with an ex.

Love, Kylie Track Listing:
1. Shoulda – Kylie Morgan, Shane McAnally, Ben Johnson
2. I Only Date Cowboys – Kylie Morgan, Nate Kenyon, Jay Allen
3. Outdoor Voices – Kylie Morgan, Emily Falvey, Benjamin Joel Johnson
4. Break Things – Kylie Morgan, Aaron Eshuis, James McNair, Nicolette Hayford
5. Cheating On You – Kylie Morgan, Benjamin Joel Johnson, Geoffrey Warburton, Jeffrey Garrison
6. Mad I Need You – Kylie Morgan, Nicholas Oliver Ruth, Emily Weisband

Old Dominion earns the biggest radio impact date of their career with their new single “I Was On A Boat That Day.” Garnering a cumulative 248 adds across the Billboard, Mediabase, and MusicRow CountryBreakout Radio Chart, this is the second most added song of 2021.

Band members Matthew Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, Brad Tursi, Whit Sellers, and Geoff Sprung co-wrote the single alongside Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne. “I Was On A Boat That Day” also achieved the highest debut across the three country charts landing at No. 22 on Billboard, No. 30 on Mediabase, and No. 48 on MusicRow.

The group recently announced their We Are Old Dominion: Live At The Ballpark Tour with Scotty McCreery, Randy Houser, Matt Stell, Blanco Brown, Caitlyn Smith, and Walker County as supporting acts.

Pictured (L-R, Top Row): Johnny Cunningham, Kaley Daeger, Michael Gray. (L-R, Bottom Row) Ben Hall, Tori Tarvin.

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has promoted Michael Gray, Ben Hall, Tori Tarvin, Johnny Cunningham and Kaley Daeger to senior director positions. Additionally, the museum’s Senior Vice Presidents, Nina Burghard and Lisa Purcell, have expanded their responsibilities in support of the institution’s technology, marketing and public relations efforts.

Gray has been named executive senior director of editorial and interpretation. In his new role, he heads the editorial team and directs major exhibitions, album releases, and other special initiatives. Since 2007, Gray has moderated Poets and Prophets, conducting career-spanning live interviews with over 40 notable songwriters. In 2021, the Metropolitan Historical Commission honored him with the Fletch Coke Award for his research and preservation work related to the rhythm & blues music scene in Nashville. Gray reports to Vice President of Museum Services Brenda Colladay.

Hall has been promoted to senior director of development. A 12-year museum veteran, Hall’s expanded role includes the oversight of fundraising initiatives and managing Country Music Hall of Fame member relations. Hall previously served as director of advancement, guiding a team responsible for accelerated fundraising through 2020, including record government funding through competitive grants; major support for BIG NIGHT (At the Museum), the most ambitious digital program in the museum’s history; and increased contributed revenue from individual donors and private foundations. Hall reports to Purcell, Senior Vice President of External Affairs.

Tarvin has been promoted to senior director of marketing, and will be responsible for marketing strategy, paid media, promotions and partnerships, digital distribution channel management, email marketing efforts, project management, and music and media licensing. During her museum tenure, she has expanded the digital footprint and online access to the museum’s rich archival content through integrated campaign management and performance-based analytics tracking, as well as launched innovative revenue streams for the museum’s e-commerce efforts. Tarvin reports to Senior Vice President of External Affairs Lisa Purcell.

Cunningham has been named Senior Director of Information and Technology Operations. In this new role, Cunningham leads the technology and innovation strategy for the museum, guides the organization’s team of systems engineers and analysts, and ensures the institution’s infrastructure and operational needs are met. Cunningham reports to Burghard, Senior Vice President of Financial Services and Operations.

Daeger has been promoted to Senior Director of Information and Technology Business Solutions. She got her start at the museum as a member of the guest relations team. Daeger then completed her masters and transitioned to the museum’s IT department. She and her team now guide the selection and implementation of institution-wide business applications and reporting systems. She also reports to Burghard.

Shania Twain has announced 14 new dates to her Las Vegas residency, Shania Twain Let’s Go! at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. The shows will be held December 2-12, 2021 and February 11-26, 2022, including a special Valentine’s Day performance.

The residency, first launched in 2019, is a celebration of one of Las Vegas’ first female and country headliners who has paved the way for other superstar residencies across the city. Designed exclusively for Zappos Theater, the production takes fans through Twain’s vast catalogue of hits, including “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!,” “You’re Still The One,” and “That Don’t Impress Me Much.” Throughout the evening, she also dazzles in eight different couture costumes designed by renowned celebrity fashion designer, Marc Bouwer.

Tickets will go on sale to the public Tuesday, June 1 at 12 p.m. CST. Citi cardmembers will have access to purchase pre-sale tickets beginning Thursday, May 27 at 12 p.m. CST through Monday, May 31 .

Twain, Live Nation Las Vegas, and Caesars Entertainment will be donating $1 of every ticket sold to Shania Kids Can. Established in 2010, Shania Kids Can gives a helping hand to kids who are facing poverty and crises. It also provides programs and support services to ensure these children are learning the skills to cope with and overcome family hardships which, in turn, improves their ability to succeed in school and life.

Dan + Shay, winners of the Best Duo/Group of the Year award, attend the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards at The Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California, which was broadcast live on FOX on May 27, 2021. (Photo by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for iHeartMedia)

The 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards, hosted by Usher, went live at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on Thursday, May 27.

The 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards honored the legendary Elton John with the 2021 iHeartRadio Icon Award which also featured a tribute performance from Brandi Carlile, Demi Lovato and H.E.R., honoring John’s global impact on pop culture, longevity and continued relevance as a touring and radio force.

Dan + Shay, who won Best Duo/Group of the Year, reunited with their full band on the iHeart stage to perform “Glad You Exist” for the first time. The show also featured appearances from Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, twenty one pilots, Megan Thee Stallion, Nelly, Gabby Barrett, AJR and more.

“Thank you iHeartRadio and thank you to our incredible fans,” said Dan + Shay after accepting the award on the red carpet prior to the show. “This means the world. Ok, gotta gather our emotions and get ready to perform. We love y’all so much.”

Gabby Barrett, winner of the Best New Country Artist award, attends the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards at The Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California, which was broadcast live on FOX on May 27, 2021. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for iHeartMedia)

Luke Combs won two categories for Country Artist of the Year and Country Album of the Year for What You See Ain’t Always What You Get. Meanwhile, Barrett kept up her awards momentum and walked away with Best New Country Artist. Maren Morris also won Country Song of the Year with her hit single “The Bones.”

“This week has been amazing,” Barrett shares. “To win this award is beyond what I could have imagined. It’s hard to believe. I am so blessed, and so grateful.”

Ashley Gorley won Songwriter of the Year out of all-genre songwriters Ali Tamposi, Amy Allen, Dan Nigro, and Finneas. Gorley is currently No. 1 on the MusicRow Songwriters Chart with Thomas Rhett’s “What’s Your Country Song” and “Country Again,” Cole Swindell’s “Single Saturday Night,” Morgan Wallen’s “Sand In My Boots” and “Warning,” Chris Stapleton’s “You Should Probably Leave,” and Hardy’s “Give Heaven Some Hell.”

For a full list of categories and their winners, visit iHeartRadio.com/awards. Playback of the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards is available now through June 17 with On Demand, FOX NOW, and Hulu.