The fast-paced entertainment news series gives viewers a sneak peek at all things country music by going behind the scenes to provide access to fans' favorite artists and country music's hottest events.
Ringo Starr's "Peace and Love" birthday celebration; Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott (song "Boys Back Home"); from the beach to downtown Nashville: the free event with host Brian Kelley; Russell Dickerson (song "Famous Back Home").
Craig Campbell and friends perform at the Ryman Auditorium; Eric Blankenship balances a successful business and a music career; Steve Dean says a track he wrote for Reba McEntire makes him cry.
Red carpet coverage from the CMA Awards; the SESAC Awards; the ASCAP Awards; the Josie Music Awards.
Country stars at the Lucky Classic; singer Adam Warner breaks down his recent travels, new music and a charity event; actress Jana Kramaer; singers Hannah Ellis and Nick Wayne.
This week we take you to a special event at the Grand Ole Opry benefitting one of country music's most beloved charities; Jennifer Vickery Smith on the red carpet of the Dove Awards; Adam Wurtzel chats with Richard Young of the Kentucky Headhunters; we head to Ole Red to break down singing competition "The Road" with the all-star judges.
We take you to downtown Nashville to the red carpet for Grammy nominations in country music and visit with some excited nominees; Jennifer Vickery Smith chats with Sam Williams, grandson of Hank Williams; Brittany Weiner meets up with Tyler Rich; we go "inside the song" with Danny Wells to hear how Craig Morgan's top 10 hit "Little Bit of Life" came about.
We take you inside Rock Nashville and tell you what it means to some of your favorite artists and the touring industry; Jeff Womack catches up with Sawyer Fredericks 10 years after "The Voice"; Jennifer Vickery sits down with Harper Grace about her new music; we visit with music industry legend John Oates and hear about his new band and upcoming tour.
The 2026 Country Radio Seminar; Caroline Jones; Ward Davis at the Grand Ole Opry; the Gatlin Brothers celebrate 70 years in country music.
A singer-songwriter who was born into one of country music's iconic family names tells how he was "baptized by fire"; Clint Black attends the opening of his exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum; Jeff Bates ("Hymns From the Church in the Wildwood"); revisiting an interview with Carly Pearce as she celebrated her first #1 hit, "Every Little Thing."
