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Phil Vassar was a popular songwriter in the late 1990s and saw his career take off earlier this decade.   He recently transferred from Arista Nashville to Universal Records South.  "I Would" is the 2nd single from "Prayer of a Common Man" but does it have enough to go top 10?

One of the biggest misconceptions that fans often make about musicians is that because they have recorded a CD and have a song or two out on the radio, they must be wealthy. Jeff Bates recently ran into that epiphany and told a great story about it.

After releasing a sub-par single and seeing it barely reach the Top 20, Toby Keith's back with his new single "She Never Cried in Front of Me." Is it another sub-par release from Toby?

Lee Brice has previously released two singles that Charted inside the Top 40 at country radio. While "She's Ain't Right" and "Hapy Endings" both showcased an artist with the talent to mix country and rock, both were given up on. Now back with a Digital EP, Lee Brice has released his newest single

Sugarland slowly built their career with their debut album "Twice The Speed Of Life" and saw it explode with their sophomore album "Enjoy The Ride." Now the award-winning duo is back "Love On The inside," A record that is sure to see their star rise even&

Sugarland has decided to release the deluxe edition of their new record a week before the regular version comes out. Since their biggest fans will buy the deluxe version, this actually makes sense. Here's Roughstock's review of the album.

Read what Sugarland has to say about their new record "Love On The Inside." Which songs do they think mash up sounds from other genres? What inspires Sugarland to sing their songs? Find out here.

Randy Travis has spent the last eight years recording gospel music but now he's back with his first all-new country album. "Around The Bend" features 11 strong songs, great melodies and Randy Travis' trademark baritone voice. The question is; should radio play it, ev

Perhaps the third time will be the charm. James Stroud announced the opening of Stroudavarious Records. The first artist to be signed by the label is Darryl Worley, who was with Stroud at the old DreamWorks Nashville label.