Jameson Rodgers next project will be a live album that arrives on May 6th. Live From Oxford, MS takes the country hit maker back to his roots. Jameson says, “The first gig I ever played where we actually sold tickets was Proud Larry’s in Oxford in 2016, and I couldn’t believe how packed it was.” …
Jameson Rodgers‘ debut album, Bet You’re From A Small Town, is available now! This is an incredibly personal project for Jameson – starting with the album’s title, “Being from a small town in Mississippi, I’m well aware that not everyone gets to do music for a living.” Jameson says that his album, Bet You’re From A…
Jameson Rodgers‘ debut album will be available for fans September 17th! He shares, “Y’all.. I’ve been waiting on this ever since I moved to Nashville 11 years ago. I’m finally releasing my DEBUT ALBUM! It’s called Bet You’re From A Small Town.” The album contains 15 tracks – with 14 of them co-written by Jameson…
Jameson Rodgers appeared at a show in Peoria, IL this past week — only his second show back after a year of missing the stage due to the shutdown and quarantine — and it during his singing of his number-one song “Some Girls” where the emotion of it all caught up with him. Sharing a…
As he’s working his way up the country music airplay chart with Luke Combs on “Cold Beer Calling My Name” – Jameson Rodgers has announced that he’ll be releasing a new EP on April 23rd. Jameson says, “Y’all…. It’s been TOO LONG since I’ve released some new music.. Well it’s time!!!” He adds “It has…
Jameson Rodgers already has a number-one song to his credit with “Some Girls” — and he’s at country radio right now singing “Cold Beer Calling My Name” with Luke Combs – but all this might not have happened if not for Jameson’s two roommates in college. Jameson shares, “I was a late bloomer with music to be…
Jameson Rodgers has used his writing chops to co-pen tunes like Luke Bryan’s “Born Here, Live Here, Die Here,” Jason Aldean’s “Camouflage Hat” and Florida Georgia Line’s “Wish You Were On It.” Now the singer/songwriter is celebrating a hit of his own as his debut single, “Some Girls,” reached No. 1 on both the Billboard…
On Wednesday (April 30), Eric Church announced the dates and details of his 2025 Free The Machine Tour of North America. The 22-date arena tour starts in Pittsburgh on September 12 and finishes in Los Angeles on November 15, hitting cities like Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, and Seattle along the way. Church will be joined by…
Prior to being honored during Variety’s Power of Women: Nashville event, Jessi Alexander spoke with the publication about her journey from fledgling artist to blockbuster country songwriter. Alexander broke gender stereotypes in the Music Row writers’ rooms by penning chart-topping hits like Lee Brice’s “I Drive Your Truck,” Miranda Lambert’s “Things That Break,” Blake Shelton’s…
Nashville-based label Big Loud, home to Morgan Wallen, has reportedly sold a minority stake in the country superstar’s master recordings to Chord Music Partners for over $200 million. The deal is for a minority holding in Wallen’s first three studio albums, which includes his blockbuster 2023 double album, One Thing at a Time. The deal…
The 2025 ACM Awards will begin with a 12-minute music showcase honoring ACM Award-winning Songs of the Year over six decades. The segment will feature Clint Black, Dan + Shay, Wynonna Judd, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, and Sugarland, and will likely include hit songs like “Tequila,” “Why Not Me,” “Blue,” and “Stay” in the medley.…
Chase McDaniel believes that listening to music in real-time can have a significant impact on listeners, rather than letting an algorithm choose what they hear. The new country artist recalls three life-changing moments he’s had while hearing songs on country radio, and McDaniel hopes his first radio single, “Burned Down Heaven,” has a similar effect…