Molly Tuttle Performs On ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’

Molly Tuttle kicked off the year with an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. She performed her Grammy-nominated single “That’s Gonna Leave A Mark.”

Tuttle will hit the road this year on the “Molly x Marty: Guitars on Fire — The Cosmic Twang Tour,” featuring the Molly Tuttle Trio with Marty Stuart & His Famous Superlatives Live in Concert, kicking off Feb. 5 in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

 

Craig Morgan Performs At NFL’s NFC West Title Game

Craig Morgan recently performed “God Bless America” as the Seattle Seahawks defeated the San Francisco 49ers during the NFL’s NFC West Title game at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

Over his career, Morgan has amassed nearly 2.5 billion career streams and charted over 25 songs on Billboard. He released his American Soundtrack EP last year via BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville.

 

Margo Price Performs On CBS

Margo Price played CBS Saturday Morning‘s first Saturday Session of 2026, performing two songs from her GRAMMY-nominated album, Hard Headed Woman, and a rendition of Woody Guthrie’s “Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos).”

Price is nominated for Best Traditional Country Album at this year’s Grammy Awards. Her album Hard Headed Woman (Deluxe) is available now on Loma Vista Recordings.

 

Lani Rose Signs With Anotherland

Lani Rose has signed with Anotherland. The Texas based artist is currently working on new music.

“Every conversation I’ve had with Anotherland has furthered my confidence in partnering up with them,” shares Rose. “The DNA of the Team has given them the unique heart posture to cultivate artists (and projects) such as myself, all without compromising in the realm of identity/integrity. Truly, I believe that I will grow freely and supported with Anotherland into much of my best work. As I’ve shared with those closest to me, I’ve never been this excited to sign with a label.”

Amy Grant is kicking off the New Year with a brand new single out today, the aptly titled “The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm).”

The new track will be featured on Grant’s first album of all-original material in over a decade, due out later this year via Thirty Tigers. Produced by Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Mac McAnally, “The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm)” explores themes of healing, unity, and human and spiritual connection, pondering how we sit with the unrest of the world without rushing to conclusions about how to fix it. The song poses the universal question of have we all lost our way, drawing inspiration from the idealism of the Woodstock era and the lessons learned in the intervening years.

“We operate in the world around us and sometimes neglect the power of what we have in our choices,” says Grant. “The song observes life and the unrest many of us feel, while knowing we are shaping the world around us daily. Maybe life and problem solving is more of a ‘we’ than ‘me’ conversation. If we can choose to look through a lens other than our own, maybe there is hope to come together and find a way through the unrest.”

Later this month, Grant will be honored with the Woman of Courage Award at the American Heart Association Gala in New York City, followed by a string of headline tour dates throughout February.

Sun Records is honoring its legendary founder Sam Phillips’ 103rd birthday (Jan. 5), by rolling prices back to the 1950s.

Beginning Jan. 5 and running for one week exclusively at the Sun Records webstore, Sun Records is offering throwback pricing on select vinyl titles, rewinding costs closer to what fans paid in 1952, the year Phillips opened Sun Records and forever changed the sound of American music. The label is giving fans a rare break from modern pricing by briefly returning to its roots to celebrate Phillips’ birthday.

The campaign will feature over 30 CDs and vinyls from the Sun catalog, including iconic recordings from Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison and more. Established in 1952 by Phillips, Sun Records is renowned for discovering legends including Elvis Presley, Cash and Lewis. The label moved to Nashville in 1969 where it continued cultivating artists including Jeannie C. Riley, The Dixie Cups, Linda Martell and many others.

Vince Gill has released the third EP from his year-long project on MCA, 50 Years From Home, with Brown’s Diner Bar. 

The title track of Brown’s Diner Bar was penned by Gill and takes him all the way back—50 years to when he first visited the famed Nashville burger joint he’s immortalizing in the song.

“It’s a singer-songwriter kind of folk song about…this little hamburger joint,” says Gill, who also provides an electric guitar solo on the track. “It’s been in Nashville for 100 years now, and I’ve been going for 50. When I made my first trip to Nashville in the mid-70s I remember going to Brown’s for a cheeseburger; they’re famous for being really good cheeseburgers. It’s a funky little joint, close to Music Row, so tons of singers and songwriters and musicians turn up there. It’s just a great vibe.”

Brown’s Diner Bar features some special guests and co-writers, including Ernest, Jake Worthington, Leslie Satcher, Wade Bowen and Waylon Payne. It follows the previous two releases from the ambitious career-spanning endeavor from Gill, which include I Gave You Everything I Had, and Secondhand Smoke. 

Brown’s Diner Bar Track List:
1. “Brown’s Diner Bar” (Vince Gill)
2. “Not Having You Around” (Vince Gill / Leslie Satcher)
3. “This Lonesome Old Cowboy” (Vince Gill / Wade Bowen)
4. “Nobody Knows” (Vince Gill / Waylon Payne)
5. “Young Again” (Vince Gill)
6. “I’m Selling All My Memories” (Vince Gill / Ernest/ Jake Worthington)
7. “When I Call Your Name” (Vince Gill / Tim DuBois)

Stoney Creek Records’ Parmalee has landed its sixth No. 1 at country radio with “Cowgirl,” the band’s longest running No.1 on both the Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase charts.

The leadoff single from their BBR Music Music Group/BMG Nashville album Fell In Love With A Cowgirl earned four weeks on top of the Billboard Country Airplay chart (the longest-leading hit by a group of three or more members in nearly 14 years) and two weeks on the Country Aircheck/Mediabase chart. With the milestone, Parmalee became the only band within the last year to score multiple weeks at No.1 on the Country Airplay charts.

“Bringing in the new year with the number one song in the country is crazy,” says Matt Thomas of Parmalee. “It’s great to see the song connect with so many people and continue to grow. I feel like it’s just getting started. Cheers to 2026 yall!”

“Cowgirl,” marks the fifth consecutive No. 1 for the band, who capped off 2025 by teasing new music for their fans with the release of their latest single, “How Do I Let You Go.” Parmalee just wrapped their “Feels Like Home Tour,” and has racked up over 1.6 billion on-demand career streams.