Keith Urban – Who Wouldn’t Want To Be Here – Spring Break 2004 – Complete Concert
April 28, 2012 By Leave a Comment
How cool is this? It’s Keith Urban’s entire concert recorded as a CMT original concert. If you’ve never seen him in concert, here’s your chance. Sit back, pop open a beverage and enjoy!
Video: Keith Urban’s Full Interview Backstage At The Grand Ole Opry
April 24, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Keith Urban was just inducted into the Grand Ole Opry on April 21st. Check out his full interview backstage from NashvilleCountryClub.com talking about the induction and what it means to him. Enjoy and congrats again Keith!
Montgomery Gentry Nominated For “Duo Video Of The Year” For The 2012 CMT Music Awards
April 24, 2012 By Leave a Comment
New Single “So Called Life” Shipped to Radio
Nashville, TN (April 23, 2012) — Montgomery Gentry’s music video for their Top 10 radio smash, “Where I Come From,” has been nominated in the “Duo of the Year” category for the upcoming 2012 CMT Music Awards. Voting begins today, April 23, on CMT.com.
The powerful music video, shot from a deployed soldier’s viewpoint, is one of the most intense, influential videos ever done by the duo and they are proud the video has been recognized by their peers. “This is awesome! This song has had a lot of meaning to me and T-Roy and it is an honor to be nominated,” says Eddie Montgomery. “We’re just so proud of all of our military heroes and this was a way of paying tribute.”
Troy Gentry adds, “Its always exciting when something you are extremely proud of is recognized by peers and friends. We are so thankful for the amazing response this song has received. Eddie and I have always sang songs that are close to our hearts and this nomination for such a powerful video makes us proud.”
Directed by Potsy Ponciroli and produced by Chris Conner from Team Genius Productions, the video was shot in a California desert and a rock quarry in Nashville, TN. Working closely with the video treatment, Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry wanted to honor the troops and the towns “where they come from.” The video opens with a battlefield scene with a wounded soldier laying on the ground. While his fellow soldiers try to rescue him, he is having flashbacks and memories of his beloved hometown.
The 2012 CMT Music Awards will air LIVE from Nashville on Wednesday, June 6 on CMT and CMT.com. Fans can vote online at CMT.com, and on their mobile device at CMT Mobile or the CMT Insider app available on iPhone, iPad and Android now through June 4 to determine the winners.
“So Called Life,” the follow-up single to their recent Top 10 radio hit, has been shipped to radio and is going for adds on Monday, April 30. For up-to-date information on Montgomery Gentry, visit www.montgomerygentry.com
Video: #1 Flashback – Toby Keith’s ‘My List’ – Number One Today In 2002
April 21, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Toby Keith’s My List began it’s five-weeks stay atop the Billboard Hot Country charts on this day back in 2002. Enjoy a look back at one of Toby’s biggest hits!
Video: Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw – ‘Feel Like A Rock Star’ – Official Music Video
April 20, 2012 By Leave a Comment
New Music Friday – Josh Turner’s ‘Time Is Love’ – Official Music Video
April 20, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Lee Brice Strikes Gold With “A Woman Like You” – Watch The Video One More Time
April 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
ALBUM TITLE TRACK “HARD TO LOVE” AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY ON iTUNES
Appearances on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” “Fox & Friends,” “Huckabee,” “The Better Show,” CNN’s “Showbiz Tonight,” and more all set for launch of new album
Nashville, TN – Lee Brice’s single, “A Woman Like You,” has officially been certified Gold by the RIAA for sales of over 500,000 digital downloads. The hit single also rocketed to the #1 spot last week on both Billboard Hot Country Songs and Mediabase charts and currently resides in the Top 5 on the iTunes Country Songs chart. “A Woman Like You,” is the lead single from Brice’s forthcoming Curb Records album, Hard 2 Love, due out April 24.
“A Woman Like You,” penned by Johnny Bulford, Phil Barton and Jon Stone, resonates with both men and women alike. The heartwarming yet honest song is a man’s response to his wife’s question about where he’d be if he hadn’t met her. Brice commented on the lyrics, “The girl in the song asks, ‘What would you do if you never met me?’ And the guy goes, ‘You want to know the truth? I’d probably be doing just what I was doing then, looking for you.’ He’s walking a thin line there for a minute, but then he’s able to hook it to say something every woman wants to hear…I think people dig it because the guy is being pretty darn honest.”
Hard 2 Love, Lee Brice’s much anticipated second album project for Curb Records is now within a one week launch perimeter with energy continuing to build at both radio and retail.
Retail will be further pumped by major Hard 2 Love, hard-to-miss national visibility for Brice on television. Appearances already confirmed include: Fox & Friends (Fox News Channel) – April 23; Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC)—May 1; The Better Show—May 2; Huckabee (Fox News Channel)—May 5; Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson (CBS)—air date to be advised. Additional major media is being set.
Hard 2 Love promises to live up to the pre-release buzz. With powerful vocals and top drawer songs, Lee Brice has assembled a stellar collection of songs he’s invested both professionally and personally with honest, raw emotion. Co-writing eight of the thirteen tracks, and sharing co-production credits with Kyle Jacobs, Jon Stone, Doug Johnson, and Matt McClure, Brice notes: “Everything on the album reflects who I am right now and where I am in my life.”
Hard 2 Love will street from Curb Records on April 24.
For more information on Lee Brice, visit www.leebrice.com
Lee Brice – ‘A Woman Like You’ – Official Music Video:
Bucky Covington Releases New Single “I Wanna Be That Feeling” To Country Radio
April 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Nashville, TN -After signing a record deal with Entertainment One Music Group late last year, country music star Bucky Covington is excited to release his long-awaited new single “I Wanna Be That Feeling” to country radio. “I Wanna Be That Feeling,” the lead single from Bucky’s sophomore album expected mid 2012, is the perfect up-tempo country love song, written by Jimmy Yeary and Ben Hayslip. The song delivers to country radio today via PlayMPE with an add date set for May 7th.
The good news is piling up as Covington gears up for a busy touring season. He’s recently played two dates supporting injured police and fire fighters as spokesperson for one of his favorite charities, Help The Good Guys. He just performed this past weekend in Nashville, TN at the Southern Women’s Show supporting Camp Phoenix Burn Camp with Nashville Firefighters Local 140, and in Madisonville, TN with proceeds benefitting injured Tennessee Highway Patrol Officer Sgt. Lowell Russell. Upcoming Help The Good Guys dates are adding often with the next show taking place April 22nd in Little Rock, AR.
About Bucky Covington: Bucky Covington’s self-titled debut CD opened at #1 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart with the biggest first week sales for any debut country artist that year. He went on to become the best selling debut artist that year and delivered three consecutive Top 10 hit singles to country radio. In addition to competing on the fifth season of American Idol, Bucky’s national television appearances have included Good Morning America, Live with Regis and Kelly!, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Tonight Show andFox & Friends. To learn more about Bucky Covington, connect at www.buckycovington.comor follow him on twitter @buckycovington.
ABOUT HELP THE GOOD GUYS: Approximately 130,000 firefighters and police officers suffer duty related injuries or illness every year. Many are permanently injured with life altering disabilities and are unable to return to work. Help The Good Guys serves to honor and support our country’s injured Fire Fighters and Police Officers who are experiencing financial crisis due to work related injuries. Founded by medically retired Metro Nashville police officer Mickey Milam, the organization seeks to ease the emotional and financial burden for our wounded community heroes. To learn more, visit www.HelpTheGoodGuys.com.
Bucky Covington Performing I Wanna Be That Feeling (Live)
