Nashville, TN (January 6, 2015)-- Streamsound Records' Austin Webb kick-starts 2015 with his breakout single, "All Country On You."  With 30 monitored stations on board, the new single has garnered the No. 1 Most-Added spot at country radio. "All Country On You," produced by Grammy award-winning Byron Gallimore and co-written by Mark Irwin, Josh Kear and Chris Tompkins, the same songwriters who wrote the radio hits "Before He Cheats” by Carrie Underwood and Tyler Farr’s “Redneck Crazy,” is available at all digital outlets and can be downloaded here: http://smarturl.it/ACOYaw

With its catchy lyrics and upbeat tempo, the empowering new single has received high praises from country music critics. 

"…it’s hard not to predict that 'All Country On You' can become one of the breakout hits of 2015." --Roughstock

"The ladies will love this tune, as it’s an anthem to the feisty women of the world."-- Country Music Is Love, 2015 Ones To Watch Edition 

"'All Country on You' is Austin Webb's best single to date."  -- Digital Journal

"...the undeniably appealing melody is one that will be stuck in your head at first note." -- The Daily Country

"4.5 out of 5 Stars" -- Got Country

"Austin Webb has put out very solid music with every single thus far, however with this catchy new release he makes an even bolder statement that demands that radio gives him a shot…" -- One Stop Country

"…a really fun tribute to all the strong and feisty women out there." -- For The Country Record

"…the whole song’s set up to be one clever line after another, a how-to that’s upbeat without being vapid or caustic." -- Lovin' Lyrics

“'All Country On You' is a fun, sing-a-long anthem that will find country fans cheering for more."-- Country Music Matters
"Artists to Watch 2015"-- Country Music Rocks

“The verses are succinctly stacked against themselves, and when the chorus comes each time, you can’t do anything but sing along at the top of your lungs.”-- The Nashville Gab

Austin Webb is currently on a nationwide radio tour in support of the new single. For up-to-date information, visit www.austinwebb.com

Country superstar Reba McEntire debuted her new single this morning on America's Morning Show. "Going Out Like That" is Reba's first single for the new NASH Icon label and is the lead single on Reba's upcoming 27th studio album. In the photo, Reba is chatting it up in-studio with Blair Garner of America's Morning Show at the NASH Campus in Nashville.

For more information visit her official website.

Nashville, TN (January 6, 2015) - Ray Price's phenomenal musical legacy leads off 2015 with a new single at Country radio, continued exposure via ESPN commercials, a TV tribute, "Best Of" accolades and more.  The Sonny Throckmorton-penned classic, "I Wish I Was 18 Again," resonates with emotion and Price's incomparable vocal.  Previously a Top 40 for the inimitable George Burns, the song is given new life - and insight with Ray's interpretation.  The single lands as ESPN-TV continues airing College Football Playoff ads soundtracked by Price's "For The Good Times" and Friday, Country's Family Reunion Tribute To Ray Price will air on RFD-TV.  

The Country Music Hall of Famer's last musical offering, Beauty Is ... the final sessions(Amerimonte Records) garnered a unique Honorable Mention on Billboard.com's The 10 Best Country Albums of 2014 list and grabbed the #1 spot on TheNashvilleBridge.com'sTop 10 Albums list.  The disc debuted at #22 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart, giving Ray his highest solo appearance on that chart in over three decades.   Additionally, his duet with Martina McBride, "An Affair To Remember," scored as #8 on the Hotdisc International Chart's Top 30 Most Popular Songs of 2014 list after three consecutive weeks at #1. 

"It amazes me," notes Janie Price of the media attention her late husband continues to command.  "Ray passed away a little over a year ago, and folks still love hearing him sing.  He'd be so proud."

Fans continue to clamor for copies of the album, following the trend set the week of its April 2014 release when the disc sold out on walmart.com, and rocketed to #1 on Amazon'sBest Country Albums list.  A top-seller at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store® locations nationwide, the CD was the top-selling disc at Ernest Tubb Records Stores in May, and was named CD of the Month by Smart Choice Music (UK).  Nationally, Hastings Stores count the title as the #35 top-selling Country album of 2014, and Beauty Is ... kicked off the New Year as Amazon's # 3 Top Rated Country Album.   

Janie Price appeared on Huckabee in December and, in November, Texas Music Sceneaired a special "Backstage Pass on Ray Price's Final Album."  Honors and proclamations for Price and this iconic project, produced by Grammy Award-winner Fred Foster, abound.  The Grand Ole Opry saluted Ray with performances by The Oak Ridge Boys, Chris Janson, Lynn Anderson, Larry Gatlin and Mary Sarah; Tennessee Governor Jimmy Haslam issued a Proclamation for Beauty Is ...;Nashville's Mayor Karl Dean issued a Certificate of Recognition, while the Mayor of Tullahoma, TN declared December 4 Janie Price Day.  The Ameripolitan Music Awards in Austin, TX bestowed the Master Award to the singer in February. 

Features on the Grammy Award-winner can be found on ROLLINGSTONE.com,Billboard.com,  CMACloseup.com, TheBoot.com, CountryStandardTime.com,EXAMINER.com, TheNashvilleBridge.com, Hallels.com, CyberCountry.com and MusicNewsNewYork.com.

To stay updated on all things Ray Price, log on to www.beautyisrayprice.com.

Burbank, CA — (January 6, 2014) — Nashville-based singer and songwriter Brandy Clark is gearing up for an exciting 2015, starting off the year with two GRAMMY Award nominations for Best New Artist and Country Album of the Year for her critically acclaimed debut 12 Stories. CBS will air the 57th Annual GRAMMY Awards live from Los Angeles’ Staples Center on February 8, 2015. Clark has also announced that she will perform on ABC’s Good Morning America and NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers on January 12.  

Two thousand and fourteen was a banner year for the Washington-born-and-bred artist thanks to 12 Stories, which was released in October 2013 to widespread critical acclaim. It was named Best Album of 2013 by New York Magazine (which called Clark “a brisk, vivid, witty storyteller”), NPR, The New York Post, and The Boston Globe, whose critic wrote that “in a bountiful year for female country singer-songwriters, Clark was at the head of the class, mining deep veins and yielding lyrical insights from the smallest moments in life that bind us together.” 12 Stories also appeared on year-end best-of lists in Rolling Stone, The New Yorker, and The Los Angeles Times. The latter called it “the country debut of the year.”  

Last fall, Clark was nominated for two CMA Awards, for New Artist of the Year and Song of the Year, winning the latter for co-writing Kacey Musgraves’ hit “Follow Your Arrow” with Musgraves and Shane McAnally. With the win, Clark and Musgraves joined an exclusive club of only 14 women who have written a CMA Song of the Year.

Clark will hit the road with Alan Jackson on January 8 for his 25th Anniversary Tour, which wraps up in mid-May. All dates can be viewed here. 

The most anticipated album this January will be released next Tuesday, January 13th when Cody Canada and The Departed's HIPPIELOVEPUNK hits stores and online retailers.

Canada tells Rolling Stone "I think some of the things we did on the last record were a little out of my element. I wasn't leading. I know that sounds cocky, but I've been the leader for so long. When the Departed started, it was me and Seth sharing that role. We both got tired of that situation, and I think we were both ready to lead again. This record is back to a comfort zone for me. It's me writing the songs. It's me sharing my opinion. We've hit a few bumps in the road with this band because people have been wanting the Ragweed sound, and I think we're kind of getting back to that."

For more information and to pre-order the record, visit their official website
Listen to "Inbetweener" here

Grand Ole Opry legend and funnyman Little Jimmy Dickens has passed away at the age of 94. Dickens died of cardiac arrest January 2nd at a Nashville hospital according to a statement from his publicist.

“The Grand Ole Opry did not have a better friend than Little Jimmy Dickens,” Opry Vice President and General Manager Pete Fisher says. “He loved the audience and his Opry family, and all of us loved him back. He was a one-of-kind entertainer and a great soul whose spirit will live on for years to come.”

Read more here

Already making a difference in the lives of the hearing disabled around the world, Matt Nathanson is ready to share an acoustic version of "Headphones" this month. With a powerful message and support from O.A.R., Chris Isaak, Train and more, the song catapulted to #2 on the Billboard Twitter Trending chart late last year. A volunteer trip to Peru, where he assisted the Starkey Hearing Foundation with fitting people for hearing aids, was the impetus to make the video which has all proceeds benefiting the foundation.


Starkey Hearing Foundation uses hearing as a vehicle to reflect caring and change lives around the world. Disabling hearing loss affects more than 360 million people, including 32 million children, worldwide, yet many do not have access to the hearing devices that can help them. Starkey Hearing Foundation fits and gives more than 100,000 hearing aids annually, and as a member of President Clinton’s Global Initiative, it has pledged to fit one million hearing aids this decade. In addition to giving the gift of hearing through worldwide hearing missions, they also promote hearing health awareness and education through the Listen Carefully campaign and provides hearing instruments to low-income Americans through the Hear Now program.

If you haven't yet been able to watch the inspiring video, then click here to watch now! 

To learn more visit here