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Country singer Luke Bryan is preparing for his 30-plus city Country Song Came On Tour.

Produced by LiveNation and set to kick off in May, Bryan will trek across the US, making stops in cities such as Orlando, Cincinnati, Dallas, and more, before he concludes the tour on August 30 in Buffalo, New York.

The Country Song Came On tour will support Bryan’s latest album Mind of a Country Boy, which dropped on September 27 and debuted at No. 11 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart.

Bryan’s shows will feature guest musical artists Avery Anna, Vincent Mason, Cole Goodwin, Braxton Keith, Adrien Nunez, Ashland Craft, Mae Este, George Birge, Owen Riefling, Drake Milligan, DJ Rock and more.

The Country Song Came On tour will start only two weeks after Bryan’s debut west-coast dates of Farm Tour 2025, where he is set to play three shows in California from May 15 to 17.

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Luke Bryan is hitting the road.

The 48-year-old country star will kick off a brand-new 30+ city tour this summer, the Country Song Came On Tour.

Luke will launch the tour on May 29 in Bethel, New York, making stops at cities like Savannah, Dallas, Toronto, Birmingham, Virginia Beach and Bangor before wrapping up on August 30 in Buffalo, New York.

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The ticket presale for Luke’s fan club members begins Tuesday, January 28 at 8 a.m. local time through Thursday, January 30 at 5 p.m. local time. Ticket on sales begin this Friday, January 31 at 10 a.m. local time. Citi / AAdvantage cardmembers will have access to purchase presale tickets beginning Tuesday, January 28 at 10 a.m. local time to Thursday, January 30 at 10 p.m. local time.

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Luke Bryan will spend the summer on the road for the Country Song Came On tour. The country artist will perform across North American with special guests George Birge, Avery Anna, Ashland Craft, Mae Estes, Cole Goodwin, Braxton Keith, Randall King, Vincent Mason, Drake Milligan, Adrien Nunez, and Owen Riegling.

The Country Song Came On tour kicks off on May 29 in Bethel and will conclude on Aug. 30 in Buffalo. Bryan will make stops in Raleigh, Savannah, Dallas, Toronto, Hershey, Birmingham, Cincinnati, Hartford, Virginia Beach, Bangor, and more. DJ Rock will...

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Additional artists set to perform at the stadium include Jason Aldean, Kelsea Ballerini, Gabby Barrett, Dierks Bentley, Kane Brown, Luke Bryan, Russell Dickerson, Lady A, Parker McCollum, Carly Pearce, Thomas Rhett, Darius Rucker, Cole Swindell, Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson, and Zac Brown Band. A...

Zac Brown Band have released a pair of new singles under their new agreement with Warner Bros. Nashville. “Out in the Middle” and “Old Love Song” follow the country vocal band’s recent radio release “Same Boat,” and both were co-written by country superstar Luke Combs.

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Written by the group with Ben Simonetti and Jonathan Singleton, “Same Boat” has some of the same laid-back jangle that powered classic Zac Brown Band singles like “Chicken Fried” and “Knee Deep.” This time the difference is that it sports a message about getting along that’s showed...

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“We’re thrilled to welcome the newest class of CMT’s Next Women of Country,” Leslie Fram, CMT Senior VP, Music and Talent, said in a release.

Back when he was a fledgling songwriter with a new publishing deal, Michael Hardy was hanging out with his dad and a friend at the Nashville drinking establishment Tin Roof. He had only a few dollars to his name, so he bought a tall Pbr for six bucks and nursed it as slowly as possible. Across the room, he spotted a pretty young woman glancing at her phone and looking around for someone. Summoning his courage, Hardy approached and asked if she’d like to sit with them until her friend arrived.

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Though Chloe Kohanski’s journey on season 13 of The Voice wasn’t always smooth sailing, she learned a lot about herself along the way as she was ultimately crowned the winner.

“I never had a moment where I thought I have this in the bag. It instilled a lot of confidence in me. No matter what I was walking away with I have a sense of who I am,” the 23-year-old Nashville native told reporters after Tuesday’s finale.

After the blind auditions, she joined Miley Cyrus’ team but was nearly eliminated when Cyrus chose contestant Ashland Craft over her in the knockout rounds.

Congratulations, Chloe Kohanski!

The fan favorite contestant of season 13 — known for her unique sound and style — was crowned the winner of The Voice on Tuesday.

Kohanski’s win marks the sixth victory for veteran coach and People’s Sexiest Man Alive Blake Shelton — making him the top mentor with a record-breaking number of wins.

The star-studded evening featured performances by Bastille, Vince Gill, Jessie J, Norah Jones, Bebe Rexha, Sia and last year’s Voice winner Chris Blue. Kohanski was paired up with one of her idols, Billy Idol, to perform “White Wedding,” and it couldn’t have been a better match.

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Team Adam Levine’s Addison Agen says her coach still “gets blushy” around his wife of three years Behati Prinsloo, who is currently seven months pregnant with their second daughter, due in February.

“I briefly met this week and she is the sweetest, cutest little pregnant woman I’ve ever seen in my life and he knows it,” Agen told reporters after Monday night’s live show. “He’s like, ‘Oh my gosh, my wife is the...

The second live results round of The Voice ended wth two singers being sent home. The Voice Recap The show started out with a guest performance by Portugal. The Man before they dove into a montage of the coaches and their contestants. Blake Shelton and Adam Levine share personal stories of their time before getting their big break […]

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Before we found out, Portugal. The Man performed their hit “Feel It Still,...

Ok, so this isn’t the most suspenseful season of The Voice ever. At this point, for Chloe Kohanski not to win, she wouldn’t just have to hit a bum note, she’d have to smack one of the show’s producers. (And even then, if she cried a glittery, apologetic tear, they might turn the other cheek.) The only real question mark hanging over Season 13 is which contestants will be singing with her in the finals. Some, obviously, won’t make it. (Good as he is, poor Adam Cunningham’s been on borrowed time for going on three weeks.