Multi-platinum country artist Trey Lewis is giving fans what they’ve been asking for. Today, Lewis officially releases “Long List of Exes,” one of the most requested songs from his live set, bringing the rowdy, tongue-in-cheek crowd favorite to streaming platforms for the first time.

Georgia native Gavin Adcock gets candid about ambition, sacrifice and the illusion that the grass is always greener on “Shoes,” the latest release from his forthcoming album The Day I Hang It Up.

Miranda Lambert is bringing her new era home to Texas. The country superstar will celebrate the release of her highly anticipated new album, Crisco, with a one-night-only album release show at Fort Worth’s legendary Billy Bob’s Texas on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The album arrives Oct. 2 via MCA, with tickets for the special performance going on sale to the general public Friday, Aug. 14, at 10 a.m. CT via MirandaLambert.com.

Koe Wetzel is kicking off the next chapter of his career with a major statement. The Texas-born singer-songwriter’s new single, “Jaded,” featuring Ella Langley, is already making waves across country music. Released Friday, the collaboration is the most-added song at Country radio today, with 107 stations adding the track. It also enters the Mediabase Country Airplay chart at No. 40.

Lee Brice is turning heartbreak into a barroom singalong with “Me And Whiskey,” the soulful new track from his forthcoming album Sunriser (All-Nighter), out now via Curb Records.

Boundary-pushing Tulsa-born singer-songwriter Kaitlin Butts is opening the doors to her favorite honky tonk. Butts has announced Hello, Honky Tonk, her fourth studio album, arriving October 30 via Republic Records. Named one of Rolling Stone’s most anticipated albums of 2026, the nine-track project is a love letter to the honky tonks, characters and late-night stages that have shaped Butts’ life on the road.

Sometimes the smartest thing you can say is “Shut The Hell Up.” That’s the tongue-in-cheek philosophy behind Nashville blues-rock artist Trevor Finlay’s new single, arrived June 5 as the latest release from his upcoming seventh studio album.

Nearly two decades after his last album of new original material, Clay Aiken is hitting rewind—and moving forward at the same time. The multi-platinum recording artist will release Rewind on September 25, 2026, marking his first album of new original music in 18 years. The nine-track collection arrives following Aiken’s highly anticipated return to the American Idol stage earlier this year, where he introduced the album’s title track to a national audience during the season finale.

Miranda Lambert is embracing a new kind of Americana, one draped in neon, nostalgia, and effortless West Coast glamour. With the release of "Sunset Marquis," the country icon offers another captivating glimpse into her forthcoming album Crisco, due October 2, trading dusty backroads for the legendary allure of Hollywood's famed Sunset Marquis Hotel. Floating on a breezy '70s-inspired groove, the track feels like a golden-hour postcard from Los Angeles, where music, memory, and mythology blur together.

GRAMMY, CMA and ACM Award winner Carly Pearce continues her deeply personal storytelling with the release of "Happy For Myself," a poignant new track that explores the emotional weight of comparing life's milestones to those of others. Anchored by the striking lyric, "How could good news be so damn hard?" the traditional country ballad finds Pearce confronting the quiet struggle of celebrating others while longing for her own moment.

Jason Cross isn't trying to reinvent country music—he's celebrating the parts of it that never go out of style. On his latest single, "Hot Girls Cold Beer (Big Trucks Small Towns)," the independent country-rock artist doubles down on the blue-collar values and small-town pride that have become central to his growing catalog. Fueled by crunchy guitars, singalong hooks, and an arena-ready chorus, the track serves as a high-energy salute to weekends around the bonfire, hometown traditions, and the people who still believe in honest work and cold drinks after a long day.

Spirit Music is expanding its impressive roster of hitmakers, announcing the signing of Los Angeles-born artist, songwriter, and creative force jayo to a new joint venture with Electric 88. The deal marks another major milestone for one of independent music publishing's fastest-rising talents as he continues to build momentum across pop, alternative, and sync-focused songwriting.