Bobby Bones & The Raging Idiots’ annual “Million Dollar Show,” benefitting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, will take place on March 4 at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.

This year’s lineup includes Bobby Bones & The Raging Idiots, Miranda Lambert, O-Town, Bailey Zimmerman, Tracy Lawrence, Clint Black, George Birge, The Castellows and Iris Copperman as well as surprise special guests.

An advocate for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Bones and The Bobby Bones Show have raised more than $27.6 million for the organization since 2014, in addition to supporting other charitable causes.

The BTeam presale will begin tomorrow (Jan. 14), with the BIG98 presale taking place on Wednesday (Jan. 15). General sales will follow this Friday (Jan. 17) at 10 a.m. CT. For more information, click here.

Kip Moore is releasing his sixth and most ambitious album to date, Solitary Tracks, on Feb. 28 via Virgin Music Group.

Solitary Tracks features 23 songs split over four sides, and is a testament to Moore’s free-spirited drive to pave his own path and explore new horizons. He shared the video today for the new song “Bad Spot,” from the album, a dreamy, piano-led confession that reveals a weathered soul finally growing up.

The album announcement arrives after months of teasing a series of new songs that provided an early glimpse at his new chapter. It kicked off with “Live Here to Work,” his first new song in nearly two years, and was followed by “Learning As I Go.” He then doubled down with the anthem “Flowers in December” paired with the slow-burning surprise second track “Wildfire.”

Co-produced by Moore with Jaren Johnston and additional production by Oscar Charles and Jay Joyce, the new album’s first half marks a deep acknowledgement of Moore’s solitary place, while its second part celebrates the start of a new phase. Together, they wrap a defiant sense of personal growth in a raw, roots-and-soul package.

“I’m never going to cheat by just trying to write what I think people want to hear, or hold onto a sound that worked for me,” states Moore. “I’m going to always be authentic with myself, with every record, and all I ever hope is that people find a little solace. This project is a journey in itself, so I hope it helps people navigate their own life. There’s no pattern you have to follow, and sometimes you gotta gamble on yourself. You gotta be bold enough to trust your gut, and willing to roll those dice if you believe in something.”

Solitary Tracks Track Listing:
1. “High Hopes” (Kip Moore/Dave Nassie/Zach Ziemer)
2. “Solitary Tracks” (Kip Moore/Dan Couch/Brett James)
3. “Pretty Horses” (Kip Moore/Nathan Chapman/Blair Daily)
4. “Livin’ Side” (Kip Moore/Dan Couch/Kristian Bush)
5. “Around You” (Kip Moore/Jaren Johnston/Casey Beathard)
6. “Half Full Cup” (Kip Moore/Jaren Johnston/Casey Beathard)
7. “Bad Spot” (Casey Beathard)
8. “Straight Line Boots” (Kip Moore/Jaren Johnston/Casey Beathard)
9. “Rivers Don’t Run” (Kip Moore/Jaren Johnston/Casey Beathard)
10. “Burn” (Kip Moore/Jaren Johnston/Casey Beathard)
11. “Like Ya Stole It” (Kip Moore/Jaren Johnston/Casey Beathard)
12. “Southern Son” (Kip Moore/Dan Couch/Will Lynde/Morgan Evans)
13. “Learning As I Go” (Kip Moore/Dan Couch/Luke Preston/Oscar Charles)
14. “Alley Cat” (Kip Moore/Dan Couch)
15. “Live Here to Work” (Kip Moore)
16. “Love And War” (Kip Moore/Erich Wigdahl/Manny Medina/Dave Nassie)
17. “Flowers In December” (Kip Moore/Erich Wigdahl)
18. “Forever is a Lie” (Kip Moore/Will Lynde/Erich Wigdahl)
19. “Wildfire” (Kip Moore/Dan Couch/Oscar Charles/Hank Born)
20. “Tough Enough” (Kip Moore/Brett James)
21. “Good Things Never Last” (Kip Moore/Casey Beathard)
22. “Take What You Can Get” (Kip Moore/Dan Couch/Luke Preston/Oscar Charles)
23. “Only Me” (Kip Moore/Oscar Charles/Luke Preston/Dan Couch)

Miranda Lambert’s MuttNation Foundation and Tractor Supply Company have announced their third annual “Relief for Rescues” fundraiser, which provides financial support for shelter animals impacted by disasters such as floods, fires, hurricanes and tornadoes.

From Jan. 12–22, customers can donate to the “Relief for Rescues” Fund during checkout at any Tractor Supply location, online at TractorSupply.com or via the Tractor Supply mobile app. Launched in 2023, the fund has raised more than one million dollars and already allocated over $600,000 to support shelter animals impacted by natural disasters.

The fund is actively supporting the Southern California region impacted by ongoing wildfires, and recently deployed $250,000 to provide critical assistance to 31 animal shelters and organizations across multiple states in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The money distributed helped animal rescues access more efficient emergency response and provided food, supplies, veterinary care, transport services for displaced pets and assistance with shelter repair.

“Our ‘Relief for Rescues’ Fund allows MuttNation to help shelters when they need us the most,” says Lambert. “It’s been heartbreaking to see the devastation in California unfold, and we’re grateful that our fund and the generosity of our donors has allowed us to respond quickly. 100% of your support goes directly to those impacted by disasters.”

“At Tractor Supply, we’re passionate about animals and dedicated to supporting them however we can,” adds Kimberley Gardiner, Chief Marketing Officer, Tractor Supply Company. “Natural disasters often leave more pets without homes and put extra pressure on shelters. That’s where the ‘Relief for Rescues’ Fund comes in—it allows us to quickly provide financial support and help ease that strain. We’re incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished so far with Miranda, MuttNation, our amazing team members and our customers. This year, we’re excited to keep that momentum going and make an even bigger impact together.”

Parmalee has released the new track “Cowgirl,” the debut single from their forthcoming album, Fell In Love With A Cowgirl, due out April 4.

“It’s about falling in love with that cowgirl or just somebody different that has you going out and trying new things, and you’re loving every bit of it,” says lead singer and co-writer Matt Thomas of the song.

A seven-song collection, Fell In Love With A Cowgirl is part one of a two-album set. Writers contributing to the project include Ben Stennis, Ashley Gorley, Michael Tyler and more. Fans can hear “Cowgirl” and more of the new material live when Parmalee kicks off their “Fell In Love With A Cowgirl Tour” on Feb. 13. Last month, the band earned their fifth No. 1 with their single, “Gonna Love You.”

“There is so much energy and excitement around us and our whole team, and we can’t wait to celebrate 2025 with the Parmalee Famalee,” says the group.

Fell In Love With A Cowgirl Track List:
1. “Feels Like Home” (Ashley Gorley, David Fanning, Matt Thomas, Beau Bailey, Ned Cameron)
2. “Day One” (Ashley Gorley, David Fanning, Matt Thomas, Steph Jones, Ben Johnson, Taylor Phillips)
3. “God Knew Better” (Abram Dean, David Fanning, Jamie Collazo, Andy Albert, Parmalee)
4. “Cowgirl” (James Daniel Lewis, David Fanning, Peter Daniel Newman, Robbie Jay, Thomas Frank Ridley Horsley, Parmalee)
5. “Enough” (Matt Thomas, David Fanning, Abram Dean, Sydney Cubit, Dave Villa)
6. “Beautiful” (Matt Thomas, David Fanning, Michael Tyler, Ben Stennis)
7. “Miss Me When You’re Drinkin’” (Matt Thomas, Ben Williams, David Fanning, Andy Sheridan)

Warren Zeiders will release his new album, Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal, on March 14 via Warner Records.

The two-part, 20-track project offers an intimate journey through heartbreak, personal growth and emotional healing, delivered with Zeiders’ signature raw vocals and storytelling. The album is produced by Zeiders alongside Ross Copperman and Mike Elizondo. Zeiders is credited as a writer on 17 of the tracks, with Connor Mcdonough, Ali Tamposi, Mark Holmon, Feli Ferraro, Chris Stapleton and more also co-penning tracks.

Zeiders released a preview of the album today (Jan. 10) with “Can A Heart Take.” Written by Zeiders, Copperman, Randy Montana and Ryan Beaver, the tune is a poignant, musical dissection of the heart that explores explores the limits of loss.

Throughout the creative process of the album, Zeiders embraced an intimate, therapeutic approach to songwriting, drawing from his personal relationships and the whirlwind of his meteoric rise to success. The new album captures the emotional rollercoaster he experienced amidst his rapidly changing life and career, offering a cathartic exploration of love, loss and gratitude. From the summer vibe of “Relapse” and the fiery anthems like “Bad” and “Take It To the Grave,” to the introspective moments in tracks like “You For A Reason,” “Can A Heart Take” and “Withdrawal,” every song pulses with the fleeting emotions of love. Elsewhere, tracks like “Crying Whiskey” and “Lies” balance out the raw vulnerability, while reflective pieces like “Everything Comes To Go Away” encapsulate the album’s central themes of love and loss.

Zeiders is coming off a breakout year propelled by the success of his first No. 1 single, “Pretty Little Poison,” and a win for CMT’s Breakthrough Male Video of the Year. Last fall, he released Relapse, and capped off his year performing as direct support on Jelly Roll’s “The Beautifully Broken Tour” and earned seven spots on Billboard’s 2024 year-end charts.

Next month, Zeiders will take the stage at the 2025 New Faces of Country Music showcase during the Country Radio Seminar. He is also set to go overseas on his first-ever European tour later this month, and will kick off off his 23 date “Relapse Tour,” making stops in Nashville, Atlanta, Charlotte and more. Zeiders will also perform at RodeoHouston, The Country Fest, Barefoot Country Music Fest and more throughout the year.

Relapse, Lies & Betrayal Track List:
Part 1:
1. “Can A Heart Take” (Randy Montana, Ross Copperman, Ryan Beaver, Warren Zeiders)
2. “You For A Reason” (Alex Maxwell, Rivers Rutherford, Warren Zeiders)
3. “Bad” (Ali Tamposi, Blake Pendergrass, Griff Clawson, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Nick Long, Warren Zeiders)
4. “Crying Whiskey” (Ali Tamposi, Blake Pendergrass, Griff Clawson, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, John Byron, Nick Long, Warren Zeiders)
5. “Lies” (Blake Pendergrass, Justin Ebach, Ross Copperman, Warren Zeiders)
6. “Without You” (Blake Pendergrass, Justin Ebach, Ross Copperman, Warren Zeiders)
7. “Every Single Version Of You” (Connor Mcdonough, Feli Ferraro, Riley Mcdonough)
8. “Everything Comes To Go Away” (Ben Goldsmith, Cecilia Castleman)
9. “Withdrawal” (Alex Maxwell, Russell Sutton, Warren Zeiders)
10. “Take It To The Grave” (Greylan Egan James, Mark Holman, Matt Roy, Warren Zeiders)

Part 2:
1. “Relapse” (Blake Pendergrass, Justin Ebach, Warren Zeiders)
2. “Intoxicated” (Bart Butler, Benjy Davis, Mark Holman, Randy Montana, Warren Zeiders)
3. “Betrayal” (Ali Tamposi, Blake Pendergrass, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Justin Ebach, Warren Zeiders)
4. “Addictions” (Alex Maxwell, Rivers Rutherford, Warren Zeiders)
5. “Stones Throw Away” (Erik Dylan, Mark Holman, Randy Montana, Warren Zeiders)
6. “High Desert Road” (Eric Paslay, Rivers Rutherford, Warren Zeiders)
7. “Death Of A Cowboy” (Joybeth Taylor, Rivers Rutherford, Warren Zeiders)
8. “Fight Like Hell” (Erik Dylan, Jared Keim, Ryan Beaver, Warren Zeiders)
9. “Devil I Know” (Joe Clemmons, Mike Walker, Warren Zeiders)
10. “Love On The Line” (Al Anderson, Chris Stapleton)