Pictured (L-R, back row): Warner Records Nashville’s Cris Lacy, Warner Chappell’s Bryce Gravitt, BMI’s Mason Hunter, Sony Music Publishing’s Dale Bobo, Little Louder’s Jefferson Brown and ASCAP’s Duane Hobson; (L-R, front row): Gavin Lucas (ASCAP), Heath Warren (BMI), Bailey Zimmerman (BMI), Austin Shawn (Producer), Tucker Beathard (BMI) and Studio Bank’s Ron Cox. Photo: Katie Mathis for BMI
BMI’s lobby was filled yesterday afternoon (Sept. 23) as industry members gathered to celebrate Bailey Zimmerman and his chart-toppers “Chevy Silverado” and “Backup Plan,” featuring Luke Combs.
The first half of the afternoon focused on “Chevy Silverado,” co-written by Zimmerman, Gavin Lucas, Heath Warren, Ilsey Juber and Tucker Beathard. Serving as emcee, BMI’s Mason Hunter welcomed the writers.
Pictured (L-R, back row): Worktape Music’s Travis Gordon, Warner Chappell’s Benji Amaefule, BMI’s Mason Hunter, Little Louder’s Jefferson Brown and Warner Records Nashville’s Cris Lacy; (L-R, front row): Jon Sherwood (BMI), Jimi Bell (BMI), Bailey Zimmerman (BMI), Austin Shawn (Producer), Tucker Beathard (BMI) and Studio Bank’s Ron Cox; Photo: Katie Mathis for BMI
Also sharing their stories about the crew were ASCAP’s Duane Hobson, Sony Music Publishing’s Dale Bobo and Warner Chappell’s BJ Hill.
Warren was up first to express his gratitude, noting “It takes a village for songwriters to get to the top of the mountain and to get to celebrate these things.”
“Bailey, thanks for putting your heart into the songs that we do. If you didn’t stick your neck out all of the time for us, none of this would matter,” Lucas said.
“He knew what he wanted to do with it,” recalled Beathard when Zimmerman initially sent him the tune. “I was very grateful to be a small piece of the ride.”
“It’s one of my favorite things when we get to celebrate things like this,” said Zimmerman.
Next up on the agenda was “Backup Plan,” co-penned by Beathard, Jimi Bell and Jon Sherwood. Up on the mic to share their congratulations was Hunter, Little Louder’s Jefferson Brown, Warner Chappell’s Benji Amaefule, Worktape Music’s Travis Gordon and Warner Records Nashville’s Cris Lacy.
Studio Bank’s Ron Cox also went onto the stage to announce the company’s donation on behalf of the writers to Wags N’ Walks Nashville.
The producer of both tracks Austin Shawn took the mic next, sharing “It never gets old. Making music is not easy by any means. There’s a lot of ups and downs. To see these songs and the work you put in be celebrated is a big deal.”
“This song is a reminder and an important message,” an emotional Bell shared. “At the end of the day, we channel these things.”
“It takes having a community. Isn’t a sole individual experience. We all help each other out and we all carry each other’s burdens,” noted Sherwood.
Pictured (L-R): The Core’s Simon Tikhman, The Core’s Tracy Martin, The Core’s Chief Zaruk; Front Row L-R: Gavin Lucas (ASCAP), Heath
Warren (BMI), Bailey Zimmerman (BMI), Austin Shawn (Producer) and Tucker Beathard (BMI); Photo: Katie Mathis for BMI
Pictured (L-R): The Core’s Simon Tikhman, The Core’s Tracy Martin, The Core’s Chief Zaruk; Front Row L-R: Gavin Lucas (ASCAP), Heath
Warren (BMI), Bailey Zimmerman (BMI), Austin Shawn (Producer) and Tucker Beathard (BMI). Photo: Katie Mathis for BMI
Cowgirls At The Cowboy Returns To Wyoming In October
/by Lauryn SinkCowgirls At The Cowboy will return to Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Oct. 22-24.
Jenny Tolman is once again curating the event. The festival kicks off Thursday with a Songwriter Showcase featuring Nashville hitmaker Jessi Alexander, Lily Meola and Tolman. Friday night will feature performances from Tolman and Mackenzie Carpenter. Emmylou Harris will headline the event on Saturday night.
Tickets are on sale now. Now in its fifth year, Cowgirls At The Cowboy is designed to celebrate strong women in music. In previous years, performers have included Ella Langley, Trannie Anderson, Avery Anna, Ashley McBryde, Lauren Alaina and more.
Rachael Lampa Inks With Centricity Music
/by Lorie HollabaughMatt Ewald, John Stokes, Caren Seidle, Rachael Lampa, Camy McArdle and Chad Segura. Photo: Courtesy of Centricity Music
Christian artist Rachael Lampa has signed an exclusive worldwide recording and publishing contract with Centricity Music.
Lampa signed her first record deal at just 14. Her 2000 debut, Live For You, led to appearances on The Tonight Show and The View, features in Billboard, People and Seventeen, Dove Award recognition, and tours with artists including Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith and TobyMac. After releasing three albums, she stepped away from the spotlight, later performing as a backing vocalist for Jordin Sparks, Lauren Daigle and Hozier. She competed as a member of a cappella vocal group The Collective on NBC’s The Sing-Off. While building a family and co-founding People Loving Nashville, a nonprofit serving the city’s unhoused community, Lampa rediscovered her voice during the pandemic. She returned with “Perfectly Loved,” inspired by women she met through prison ministry. The song became her first No. 1 single in 22 years, and earned a K-LOVE Fan Award.
“Rachael is an artist whose extraordinary voice is matched by the depth, honesty and purpose behind her songs,” says Matt Ewald, Centricity Music Vice President, A&R. “We are honored to welcome her to Centricity and to come alongside her in this meaningful new chapter as both a recording artist and songwriter. ‘Permission’ is a beautiful introduction to music that we believe will meet people with grace, truth and hope.”
“Rachael has entered this season with a clear sense of who she is and what she wants her music to carry into the world,” adds Ashley Munn, Smallbone Management. “Partnering with Centricity is exciting because of their passion for her heart and for what she wants to share with the world. That’s why the first release with ‘Permission’ is such a great start to signify where she is at in her own life as she creates new music.”
Her debut single for the label, “Permission,” is out tomorrow, (Sept. 25). The track, which she penned alongside Andrew Ripp and Ethan Hulse, is written from the perspective of God to His children.
“God’s voice is gentle, accepting and inviting. And I think God has more access to our hearts when we are willing and curious enough to stop hiding and really come to Him just as we are, right where we are,” Lampa says about the single. “I just love when that truth unlocks something that was stuck in us and puts that light back in our eyes when we realize it’s true.”
‘Backstage Access Presents: Music City’ Event Set For November
/by Lorie HollabaughLee Brice & Carly Pearce
Backstage Access Presents is bringing its destination-driven event series to the heart of country music with “Backstage Access Presents: Music City,” taking place Nov. 15–18 in Nashville.
The three-day experience will feature performances and appearances from Lee Brice, Carly Pearce, Chase Rice, Flatland Cavalry, Matt Stell, Charlie Worsham, John Cooper Albright, Presley Aaronson, Boomtown Saints, Six One Five Collective, Braison Cyrus, Sam Drysdale, Mack Geiger, Erin Grand, Braden Hull, Brandon Helder, Jordan Dane Johnson, Jet Jurgensmeyer, Alannah McCready, Lilly Moss, Tori Rose, MaRynn Taylor and XOLEX.
“Backstage Access Presents: Music City” will bring artists, industry leaders, partners, and guests together in intimate settings throughout Nashville during one of country music’s biggest weeks of the year. Through showcases, songwriter rounds, hospitality experiences and behind-the-scenes access, the event is designed to remove the barriers that often separate artists, decision-makers and audiences, and create space for conversations and relationships to develop organically.
Programming will unfold across Nashville over three days, with intimate artist performances and songwriter rounds, hospitality experiences with brand partners, Music Row gatherings, and late-night events. The experience will culminate during CMA Awards night with a private watch party and celebration.
The Music City installment builds on the foundation established by Backstage Access Presents: Napa Valley, which debuted in April and was set among Napa Valley’s wineries and estates, pairing intimate performances with culinary and wine experiences while connecting artists with radio programmers, music supervisors, industry leaders, brand partners, and tastemakers.
Rather than recreating Napa Valley in a new location, “Backstage Access Presents: Music City” is being shaped around the city itself – its listening rooms, songwriter culture, iconic venues, hospitality and the relationships that have long made Nashville one of the world’s most influential music communities. The three-day experience is intended to give guests a closer look at the artists, stories and people shaping country music today.
“Napa Valley showed us just how powerful it can be when you bring great artists and great people together in an environment that feels personal and allows real relationships to develop,” says Bobbii Jacobs, Founder of Backstage Access Presents. “Bringing that experience to Nashville during CMA Awards week felt like a natural next step. Music City is built on songs, stories and relationships, and that’s really at the heart of what Backstage Access Presents is all about. We’ve put together an incredible mix of established artists and emerging talent, and we’re excited to create three days where people can discover new music, reconnect with longtime friends and build relationships that continue well beyond the event.”
Bailey Zimmerman Celebrates ‘Chevy Silverado’ & ‘Backup Plan’ At Double No. 1 Party
/by Madison HahnenPictured (L-R, back row): Warner Records Nashville’s Cris Lacy, Warner Chappell’s Bryce Gravitt, BMI’s Mason Hunter, Sony Music Publishing’s Dale Bobo, Little Louder’s Jefferson Brown and ASCAP’s Duane Hobson; (L-R, front row): Gavin Lucas (ASCAP), Heath Warren (BMI), Bailey Zimmerman (BMI), Austin Shawn (Producer), Tucker Beathard (BMI) and Studio Bank’s Ron Cox. Photo: Katie Mathis for BMI
BMI’s lobby was filled yesterday afternoon (Sept. 23) as industry members gathered to celebrate Bailey Zimmerman and his chart-toppers “Chevy Silverado” and “Backup Plan,” featuring Luke Combs.
The first half of the afternoon focused on “Chevy Silverado,” co-written by Zimmerman, Gavin Lucas, Heath Warren, Ilsey Juber and Tucker Beathard. Serving as emcee, BMI’s Mason Hunter welcomed the writers.
Pictured (L-R, back row): Worktape Music’s Travis Gordon, Warner Chappell’s Benji Amaefule, BMI’s Mason Hunter, Little Louder’s Jefferson Brown and Warner Records Nashville’s Cris Lacy; (L-R, front row): Jon Sherwood (BMI), Jimi Bell (BMI), Bailey Zimmerman (BMI), Austin Shawn (Producer), Tucker Beathard (BMI) and Studio Bank’s Ron Cox; Photo: Katie Mathis for BMI
Also sharing their stories about the crew were ASCAP’s Duane Hobson, Sony Music Publishing’s Dale Bobo and Warner Chappell’s BJ Hill.
Warren was up first to express his gratitude, noting “It takes a village for songwriters to get to the top of the mountain and to get to celebrate these things.”
“Bailey, thanks for putting your heart into the songs that we do. If you didn’t stick your neck out all of the time for us, none of this would matter,” Lucas said.
“He knew what he wanted to do with it,” recalled Beathard when Zimmerman initially sent him the tune. “I was very grateful to be a small piece of the ride.”
“It’s one of my favorite things when we get to celebrate things like this,” said Zimmerman.
Next up on the agenda was “Backup Plan,” co-penned by Beathard, Jimi Bell and Jon Sherwood. Up on the mic to share their congratulations was Hunter, Little Louder’s Jefferson Brown, Warner Chappell’s Benji Amaefule, Worktape Music’s Travis Gordon and Warner Records Nashville’s Cris Lacy.
Studio Bank’s Ron Cox also went onto the stage to announce the company’s donation on behalf of the writers to Wags N’ Walks Nashville.
The producer of both tracks Austin Shawn took the mic next, sharing “It never gets old. Making music is not easy by any means. There’s a lot of ups and downs. To see these songs and the work you put in be celebrated is a big deal.”
“This song is a reminder and an important message,” an emotional Bell shared. “At the end of the day, we channel these things.”
“It takes having a community. Isn’t a sole individual experience. We all help each other out and we all carry each other’s burdens,” noted Sherwood.
Pictured (L-R): The Core’s Simon Tikhman, The Core’s Tracy Martin, The Core’s Chief Zaruk; Front Row L-R: Gavin Lucas (ASCAP), Heath
Warren (BMI), Bailey Zimmerman (BMI), Austin Shawn (Producer) and Tucker Beathard (BMI); Photo: Katie Mathis for BMI
Pictured (L-R): The Core’s Simon Tikhman, The Core’s Tracy Martin, The Core’s Chief Zaruk; Front Row L-R: Gavin Lucas (ASCAP), Heath
Warren (BMI), Bailey Zimmerman (BMI), Austin Shawn (Producer) and Tucker Beathard (BMI). Photo: Katie Mathis for BMI
Jim Selby Elected To ASCAP Board Of Directors
/by Madison HahnenJim Selby
ASCAP President and Chairman of the Board Paul Williams has revealed that Jim Selby has been elected to the organization’s Board of Directors as a publisher member. ASCAP is the only U.S. performing rights organization governed by a board elected by its songwriter, composer and publisher members.
“The ASCAP Board cares deeply about making decisions that are in the best interests of the membership as a whole,” says Williams. “As a global publishing leader, Jim has the expertise to tackle the complex issues facing music creators and publishers in today’s market, from both the challenges and opportunities of AI to licensees who want to pay songwriters less. He will be an invaluable voice on the ASCAP Board in our mission to advocate for and protect our more than one million members.”
Selby serves as President, Global Music Publishing at BMG, overseeing the company’s publishing operations worldwide.
He took on the position following the combination of Concord and BMG, helping lead the integration of their global publishing businesses. Selby played a key role in developing the structure and strategy for the combined organization and bringing together teams across North America, the U.K., Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
In his current role at BMG, Selby focuses on expanding the company’s global publishing roster and catalog, developing opportunities for songwriters and composers, and growing its presence in key markets.
Before joining BMG, Selby was Chief Publishing Officer at Concord, where he oversaw the company’s global publishing operations and strategy. During his time at Concord, he also held leadership roles including General Manager of Record Labels, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Revenue Officer. Earlier in his career, Selby served as CEO and General Manager of Naxos of America and held various executive positions across the music industry. His experience spans creative strategy, business operations, technology and commercial development.
Selby previously served as Chairman of the A2IM Board of Directors. He currently sits on the NMPA Executive Board, CMRRA CPC Board and ICMP Board, where he works on issues affecting music publishers and songwriters.
NSAI Celebrates The Hitmakers At Nashville Songwriter Awards [Recap]
/by Lauryn SinkNashville Songwriter Award winners and honorees. Photo: Jason Davis
The ninth annual Nashville Songwriter Awards lit up the Ryman Auditorium Tuesday night (Sept. 22) for an evening celebrating the hitmakers behind some of this year’s biggest tracks. Presented by the Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) and City National Bank, the event recognized 42 individuals for their exceptional contributions to the craft.
Riley Green & Hannah McFarland. Photo: Jason Davis
Songwriter-Artist of the Year of the year winner Riley Green opened the night with a performance of “Don’t Mind If I Do” with special guest Hannah McFarland. “My favorite part of country music is songwriting. I’ve always considered myself a songwriter first. I’ve been really fortunate over the last few years to have some major tours, CMA awards, ACM awards–accolades I never thought I would achieve. But, I truly appreciate this as much as anything,” Green shared as he accepted the award.
Lee Thomas Miller took the stage to present the President’s Keystone Award to Paul Williams. The beloved Muppet character Gonzo honored Williams with a performance of “I’m Going To Go Back There Someday.”
Lee Thomas Miller and Paul Williams. Photo: Jason Davis
Williams shared his gratitude for people of the Nashville songwriting community, stating, “We share the privilege of working in the world of empathy, ideas, creativity and the elements of kindness. That is what I’ve found in Nashville. At a time when I desperately needed it, I found acceptance and respect.”
Blake Pendergrass was honored with the Songwriter of the Year Award, and celebrated with Ethan Burdick’s rendition of his first major-label cut, “865,” Warren Zeiders’ performance of “Betrayal” and Vincent Mason‘s “Wish You Well.”
“The Gambler,” written by Don Schlitz, was given the Legendary Song Award. Steve Earle was on-hand to pay homage to the iconic song, and Stacey Schlitz, was present to accept the award on behalf of her late husband.
Vince Gill is presented with NSAI’s 2026 Kris Kristofferson Lifetime Achievement. Photo: Jason Davis
Lisa Kristofferson took the stage to present this year’s Kris Kristofferson Lifetime Achievement Award to Vince Gill. She shared kind words of Gill’s relationship with Kris and the respect they shared for each other as songwriters. Rodney Crowell performed “One More Last Chance” and Ashley McBryde performed “Hill People.” For the final portion of the segment, Chris Stapleton, Ricky Skaggs, Sonya Isaacs and Andrea Zonn joined together on stage for a stunning rendition of “Go Rest High On That Mountain,” earning a standing ovation from the audience.
Throughout the evening, 11 songs and their respective songwriters were recognized with a peer-voted 10 Songs I Wish I’d Written award. For each honored song, nearly all were performed by the songwriters themselves, giving those in attendance an inside look at what the song sounded like the day it was created.
The song receiving the highest number of votes—and earning Song of the Year—was “Choosin’ Texas,” written by Joybeth Taylor, Luke Dick, Miranda Lambert and Ella Langley. The team took the microphone to share their gratitude for the track’s unprecedented success.
The Nashville Songwriter Awards will return to the Ryman Auditorium on Sept. 21, 2027.
Blake Pendergrass and Lee Thomas Miller. Photo: Jason Davis
Andrea Zonn, Chris Stapleton, Ricky Skaggs and Sonya Isaacs perform “Go Rest High On That Mountain.” Photo: Jason Davis
ERNEST. Photo: Jason Davis
Ella Langley & Brooks & Dunn To Headline Two Step Inn 2027
/by Lorie HollabaughElla Langley & Brooks & Dunn.
Ella Langley and Brooks & Dunn are set to headline Two Step Inn’s 2027 edition, which returns April 17–18 at San Gabriel Park in Georgetown, Texas.
On Saturday, April 17, Brooks & Dunn will return to Two Step Inn, with additional performances from Parker McCollum, Whiskey Myers, Charles Wesley Godwin, Stella Lefty, Josh Abbott Band and more. On Sunday, April 18, Langley will close out the festival, following performances from Sheryl Crow, Flatland Cavalry, Clint Black, Michelle Branch, Old Crow Medicine Show and more.
Fans can register for the presale here. 1-Day, 2-Day GA, GA+, VIP and Platinum tickets will be available starting tomorrow, (Sept. 25) at noon CT with guaranteed lowest-priced 2-Day GA tickets offered for the first hour only. A public on-sale will follow with any remaining tickets.
Over $630,000 was donated to Friends of Georgetown Parks and Recreation from the 2026 Two Step Inn in support of future park and community improvements, with a total donation reaching over $3.1 million since 2023. Additionally, Two Step Inn 2026 brought in over $92.6 million dollars to the local and regional economy, and has generated $422.60 million dollars to the local and regional economy since its inaugural year.
Amy Grant To Release Deluxe Edition of ‘The Me That Remains’
/by Lorie HollabaughAmy Grant is releasing The Me That Remains (Deluxe Edition), an expanded edition of her latest album, out Oct. 2 via Thirty Tigers.
The deluxe edition features seven bonus tracks, including new collaborations and reimagined versions of songs from the album, as well as four live performances captured during Grant’s album release show at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. Among the new additions is a version of “Please Don’t Make Me Beg” featuring the song’s co-writer, Switchfoot’s Jon Foreman, along with new takes on “The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm)” with the Driving Home Mix and “Beautiful Lone Companion” with the Mandolin Choir Mix.
The deluxe edition also features live versions of “The Saint,” “The Me That Remains,” “‘Til We Get It Right” and “(Nothing Like A) Sunny Day.” Grant released The Me That Remains on May 8, marking her first album of original songs in 13 years.
The announcement follows Grant’s debut at AMERICANAFEST last week, where she performed at Third and Lindsley on Sept. 15, followed by a keynote with NPR Music’s Jewly Hight on Sept. 16. She is currently on tour with Franni Cash and Mac McAnally, with upcoming stops in Dallas, San Francisco, Memphis and more, before joining Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans for their “Christmas Together Tour” beginning in November. She is also returning to Nashville for her annual holiday tradition “Christmas at the Ryman” shows with Vince Gill in December.
The Me That Remains (Deluxe) Track List:
1. “The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm)”
2. “How Do We Get There From Here” (feat. Ruby Amanfu)
3. “Please Don’t Make Me Beg”
4. “The Saint”
5. “Beautiful Lone Companion”
6. “The Me That Remains”
7. “‘Til We Get It Right”
8. “(Nothing Like A) Sunny Day”
9. “Friend Like You (with Vince Gill)”
10. “The Other Side Of Goodbye (with Sarah Cannon & Corrina Gill)”
11. “Please Don’t Make Me Beg (feat. Jon Foreman)”
12. “The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm) (Driving Home Mix)”
13. “Beautiful Lone Companion (Mandolin Choir Mix)”
14. “The Saint (Live)”
15. “The Me That Remains (Live)”
16. “‘Til We Get It Right (Live)”
17. “(Nothing Like A) Sunny Day (Live)”
Country Music Hall Of Fame & Museum Elevates Two
/by Lauryn SinkLuke Wiget and Aaron Helvig. Photo: Courtesy of Country Music Hall Of Fame & Museum
The Country Music Hall Of Fame and Museum has elevated two staff members.
Luke Wiget has been promoted to Vice President of Creative. He joined the museum in 2016, and, prior to his promotion, he served as senior director of creative. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from San Jose State University and a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from The New School.
In his new role, Wiget oversees the museum’s creative department through artistic direction and design support for all exhibitions, education and marketing initiatives, as well as books published by the museum’s CMF Press and records produced by CMF Records. He also supervises the museum’s video production, photography and digital content creation, including for the museum’s public programs and other events.
Aaron Helvig has been promoted to Senior Director of Education and Community Engagement. He joined the museum in 2019, and prior to his promotion, Helvig held the position of director of school and music programs at the museum. He holds a bachelor’s degree in music education and a master’s degree in music from Northern Arizona University.
In this role, Helvig oversees the cultural institution’s educational offerings for school, family, community, volunteer and intern populations, encompassing over 2,000 programs that serve more than 125,000 people annually. He guides the work of the Taylor Swift Education Center and supports the museum’s education council.
Amazon Music Celebrates Country Music Month With New Music, Programming, More
/by Lorie HollabaughAmazon Music is kicking off Country Music Month this week with a month-long slate of content celebrating the best in country music from Riley Green, Shaboozey, The Red Clay Strays and more.
The company will release four brand-new Amazon Music Originals as part of Country Music Month, including Green’s new song “She Wrecked Me,” out now. Additional Originals include Orville Peck’s cover of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You,” out Oct. 16; The Red Clay Strays’ reimagined version of their song “Forgive” releasing on Oct. 23; and Elizabeth Nichols’ take on Rihanna’s “Take a Bow,” due Oct. 30.
Amazon Music will also spotlight its Songline series, which brings artists and songwriters together to share the stories behind their music and perform reimagined versions of their songs. On Oct. 7, Miranda Lambert will headline a special Songline broadcast recorded at The Truth in Nashville which will stream in the Amazon Music app, on Prime Video, and on Twitch. On Oct. 16, Amazon Music will release a new Songline film featuring Shaboozey, who will perform new songs and fan favorites while sharing insight into his songwriting process.
Stella Lefty has been chosen as the next artist selected for Amazon Music’s global artist development program “Breakthrough.” Following her smash hit “Boston” reaching No. 1 at country radio, Lefty’s campaign will feature programming, marketing, original content, and unique fan experiences designed to introduce her to new audiences around the world. Previous Breakthrough artists include Dasha, Carter Faith, Bailey Zimmerman, Gabby Barrett and BRELAND.
Amazon Music Live also brings full-scale performances from some of the world’s biggest artists to Prime Video following Thursday Night Football. On Oct. 15, Lainey Wilson will celebrate Country Music Month with a special Season Five performance featuring new arrangements of her biggest hits, filmed Oct. 10 at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Throughout Country Music Month, the Country Heat Weekly Podcast will roll out new episodes featuring Green, Nichols, Shaboozey, Kenny Chesney, and more. Hosted by Kelly Sutton and Amber Anderson, the weekly series brings the “Country Heat” playlist to life through artist interviews, the latest country news, today’s biggest songs, and spotlights on the genre’s rising stars.
Also in celebration of Country Music Month, Amazon Music and Musicians On Call are teaming up to bring the healing power of country music directly to patients, families and caregivers through a special virtual concert series this October. Featuring performances from Lambert, Wilson and Shaboozey, the series will bring some of country’s biggest artists directly to patients and caregivers in healthcare environments nationwide.