In this exclusive feature interview, get to know Elektra Nashville newcomers The Farm. The trio has just released their debut single "Home Sweet Home" and you can learn more about the band, a band to watch for 2012, here.

When Charley Pride took the stage at the October 2010 All for the Hall benefit concert at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, the reception was startling. The Star-studded event found fans on their feet cheering for the legend. Read on to find out more about Charley's new music!

Last week we polled fans nationwide to find out what you thought about 40 of this year's biggest radio hits with one goal in mind; to determine the song of the summer for 2011. Read on to see how the top 10 songs fared.

This week Warner Brothers Records released a pair of interesting compilation albums that showcase the original demos produced by the songwriters behind the hits.  For this article we discussed a few of the songs with some of the songwriters featured on these albums.

After winning the 2009 edition of America's Got Talent, Kevin Skinner went to work and set about recording his debut album Long Ride. In this interview with Stormy Lewis, Kevin discusses his career, meeting some of his heroes and much more.

With the release of his sophomore album They Call Me Cadillac, Randy Houser is 'betting the farm' that fans are looking for something that is unique to him and in this article he discusses how his live show helped shape the recording process for the album and more. 

Joshua Scott Jones and Meghan Linsey make up the new Big Machine Records duo Steel Magnolia and while originally not planning on entering Can You Duet the duo reconsidered and won the whole thing.  Get to know the couple in this exclusive interview with Roughstock.

In an exclusive interview with Roughstock, new Curb Records duo Bomshel discusses their career so far and how a planned release of "Cheater Cheater" was derailed but instead of being a negative, the duo in turn relased their favroite single "Fight Like A Girl."

Recently Roughstock had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Cold River Records recording artist Katie Armiger about her career, who inspires her, the inevitable Taylor Swift comparisons (since Katie's about a year younger), and her song "Bleed" and how it came about.

In an exclusive interview with Roughstock, Rodney Atkins discusses his career, his live shows and his new album It's America along with his upcoming single and the song and performance which earned him his first gig, while a student at Tennessee Tech.