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With the weather heating up, the time has come for Country stars to begin setting up their Tours.  One of the most anticipated tours is Taylor Swift's first headlinging show.  Other stars touring again this year include Sugarland, Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts and Kenn

Hank Locklin, one of country music's first crossover stars, passed away yesterday at the age of 91.  Known to most people as the singer of "Please help Me I'm Falling," the Grand Ole Opry star released his 65th album in 2006. 

It was inevitable.  From the moment she became a star on Hannah Montana, Miley Cyrus was going to release a single of her own on the Country charts.  With "The Climb," her single from the Hannah Montana Movie soundtrack, Miley has done just that.  But is it any good?

Jamey Johnson, who was nominated for ACM Album of the Year earlier in the day, played to an star-studded crowd at Nashville's The Stage honky tonk on Thursday, March 5, 2008.  Jamey followed label mate Holly Williams' half-hour set.

One Flew South didn't score a huge hit with their first single "My Kind Of Beautiful," but the talented vocal trio certainly maintained a Top 50 presense on the charts for three or four months.  Will this song, their new single from their CD "Last Of The Good Guys," be a bigger hit?

This Brooklyn, NY-based artist who plays a brand of country music not often heard in the mainstream thesedays.  That's to say that it has an Americana sensibility that plays very well.  Who knew such a thing came from NYC?

Dean Brody is the first new artist to be promoted by Broken Bow in the wake of Craig Morgan's departure.  Will the label be able to give Brody the same kind of promotional muscle?  Does Brody have the songs to deserve that kind of radio promotion? Is "Brothers" that song?

Despite not having a big hit on radio, Chris Young has had the luxury of staying with RCA Records in a time when labels aren't exactly known for sticking with an artist who already released an unsuccessful album.  Will the label's loyalty pay off with this single?

Texas music is rich with artists who appeal to multiple taste buds.  With "Rich Man's Gold," Bo Cox has set out to showcase an album that should appeal to all tastes.  Is it a method for success or failure?