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There are 10 cover songs on Keith Urban’s ‘Flow State’ — but Urban reveals that initially, there were supposed to be 11. Continue reading…​The Boot – Country Music News, Music Videos and Songs

‘I was like, ‘God, please. I need a miracle,” Cyrus recalls. Continue reading…​Country Music News – Taste of Country

‘I was like, ‘God, please. I need a miracle,” Cyrus recalls. Continue reading…​The Boot – Country Music News, Music Videos and Songs

She was just a shy, nervous kid. Continue reading…​Country Music News – Taste of Country

She was just a shy, nervous kid. Continue reading…​The Boot – Country Music News, Music Videos and Songs

Jelly Roll has his sights set on a few major Nashville milestones, including being the first country artist to perform inside the city’s new Nissan Stadium and bringing country music to the Super Bowl halftime stage.

During a surprise appearance at SiriusXM’s The Highway Music Row Happy Hour: CMA Fest Edition, the hitmaker shared that getting to take the stage inside the brand-new stadium, which is on track to be completed by February 2027, would be a dream come true.

“For those of you all that don’t know, I am from born and raised right here in Nashville, Tennessee. I’m one of the few locals. So it is a lifelong dream of mine,” he told the show’s host, Buzz Brainard.

Jelly Roll also laid out what he believes would be the best scenario for the Super Bowl when it comes to Music City in 2030.

“While we’re daydreaming about country music in the Super Bowl, how cool would it be if they did a country music Super Bowl at Nashville?” he asked the packed crowd.

He goes on to paint a picture of exactly what he envisions this performance to look like.

“Now hear me out. The stage opens. Garth Brooks walks out. Jason Aldean walks out. Lainey Wilson and Jelly Roll walk out. Kind of how they did the West Coast one when they did LA and they brought all the West Coast artists. Imagine if they took all the country artists, Ella Langley, Riley Green put us all together and let us do the Super Bowl.”

Brainard told the Antioch native that is the “best idea ever” and admitted he “can’t think of a better ambassador for country music and the city of Nashville, Tennessee, than Jelly Roll.”

While stopping by the show, Jelly Roll also performed “Need a Favor,” and teased that he has a new song and album on the way. This will mark the first set of music he has released on his own in over two years, following his tenth studio album, Beautifully Broken, which arrived in October 2024.

“I’ve got an album I’ve been working on hard for two years. It’s somewhere between being the messed up sinner I am and the man of God I’m becoming and I think it’s going to be an incredible album,” he admitted.

Fans can currently find the “Liar” singer on his Little Ass Shed Tour as well as on the Big Ass Stadium tour with my friend Post Malone.

Jelly Roll was one of many country acts who stopped by Chief’s for SiriusXM The Highway’s Music Row Happy Hour during CMA Fest. Throughout the weekend, a mix of big names and rising stars appeared, including Shaboozey, Wynonna Judd, Cody Johnson, Kane Brown, Russell Dickerson, Jordan Davis, Josh Ross, Lauren Alaina, Lauren Watkins, Redferrin, Greylan James, Graham Barham, Dylan Marlowe, Keith Urban, Carly Pearce, Blake Shelton, Vincent Mason and so many more.

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Ella Langley is turning heads with a stunning cover of Shania Twain’s “You’re Still The One.”

Late Tuesday, Langley shared a black-and-white video on her socials of her performing the iconic country ballad. The stripped-back clip shows the Alabama native seated at the piano, delivering an emotional and intimate take on the beloved hit.

The performance quickly sparked excitement from fans, who flooded the comments praising how “beautiful” her rendition was. Others highlighted her “amazing” vocals, while the “Ella Fellas” were fully locked in.

“You’re Still The One” was written by Twain alongside her then-husband and producer Robert John “Mutt” Lange, and released on her third studio album Come On Over in 1997 before becoming the third single from the project in early 1998.

@ellalangleymusic1 I’ll never get over this song @Shania Twain #cover ♬ original sound – Ella Langley

Inspired by public criticism of their relationship, the song tells a story of lasting love and resilience despite outside doubt. It went on to become a massive crossover success, climbing both country and pop charts.

Langley’s cover arrives less than a month after she and Twain crossed paths at the ACM Awards in Las Vegas, where Langley swept the night and Twain served as host.

Ahead of the ceremony, Twain had expressed admiration for Langley, saying she was eager to meet her after becoming a fan of her sound.

“When I first heard her song come out, I thought, ‘wow, this is the real thing.’ And I’ve realized how much I’ve been missing hearing that authenticity, musically, the production-wise, her voice, her lyrics,” Twain said during an interview on TODAY with Jenna & Sheinelle. “So, I’m very excited to meet her. I want to know more about where this style came from. Obviously, it must’ve been rooted in something from her childhood, which is really, really great. So I’m excited to meet her and to cheer all of these wonderful artists on.”

According to photos, the two did meet backstage, and Twain clearly made an impression on Langley, who has now paid tribute by covering one of her most iconic hits.

Ella Langley is currently on her Dandelion Tour between dates with Morgan Wallen, while Shania Twain is gearing up for the release of her new album, Little Miss Twain. 

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The ‘Property Brothers’ star is reportedly stepping into the daytime TV world with a brand-new talk show pilot. Continue reading…​The Boot – Country Music News, Music Videos and Songs