With another strong week of 100,000-plus albums sold, Lady Antebellum continues to have 2010's best-selling album with Need You Now. Where did Gary Allan's new release, Get Off On The Pain wind-up on the charts this week? How about the other hold-overs?

In today's news roundup we find some information regarding Dierks' new tour, information about Blake Shelton, sneak peaks of Alan Jackson's upcoming Freight Train and about a new label opening up in Nashville.

After a few weeks away from the top spot, Lady Antebellum returns this week to #1 on the Nielsen SoundScan Hot 200 and Hot Country Albums charts.  Where did the new releases from Blake Shelton, Danny Gokey and Easton Corbin place?

Blake Shelton has continued to deliver hit after hit to country radio and while he's experienced quite a bit of success, his albums didn't sell as well as hoped as of late so he and his label have tried a new approach to his new album.  He discusses that and more with us here.

Blake Shelton has had an interesting run of hits as of late yet not many people probably saw the man known for the romantic and nostalgic ballads would release a raucous, hell raisin' hit.  Does the rest of this 6 track album hold up?

Country star Blake Shelton has been around for nearly a decade now and in that time he has scored 5 chart-topping singles and a six strong hits.  All but one of those six other hits are chornicled here, Blake's first 'best-of' collection.

With this single, Blake Shelton has seemingly 'punted' his last album after only two singles.  Does this song, which also joins the "country-boy anthem" list, sound any better than the potential hits that were left behind in favor of it?

Watch the latest single from Blake Shelton here.  It's a duet with Trace Adkins and it is from his upcoming 2010 release

Watch this spirited cover of the classic country single.

Blake Shelton went the untraditional route with his hit remake of the modern pop standard "Home."  Those expecting him to continue to sing songs like that are in for a surprise as "Startin' Fires" is more traditional than the average mainstream release. Is this a good thing?