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."

In an exclusive interview with Roughstock, independent newcomer Jeremy Crady discusses his influences, his career and how he hopes to bring a little more traditional flavor to his music. He also talks about how he came to record his album with a famous group of musicians.

With their debut single "Runaway" currently inside the Top 20 at country radio and with their debut album about a month away from release, Roughstock recently sat down and talked with Love and Theft about various topics including the fans and how they met.

After building a buzz around nashville as a dynamic stage show, Trailer Choir was offered a record deal by Toby Keith.  The trio took the record deal and then set about recording songs for their debut album.  Read what the trio had to say about their career so far.

Moving to a new place in the same town can be a tedius task yet it pales in comparison to interstate moves.  Rising newcomer Derek Joseph recently moved from Upstate New York to Nashville and here is his wild story, in his own words, about his move.

With a hit video and rising single on the charts, the Carter Twins have seemingly come out of nowhere. In an exclusive interview the twins discuss their new album, the internet and how it relates to them and some fun things twins get to try with teachers at school.

In an exlusive interview, Caitlin & Will discuss how they went from CMT reality show winners to recording artist.  The duo also reveal what it was like working with songwriter/producer Chris Lindsey along with their process of switching their single to "Address In The Stars."

Last summer Roughstock spoke with Adam Gregory about his debut single and his career up to that point.  Now, with his sophomore single rising the charts, we spoke with Adam again to see how things are going with the release of his self-titled US debut album on the horizon.

Fans may remember Adam's first hit single from last summer, "Crazy Days." Now working "What It Takes" to radio, Adam and his label team have partnered with iTunes to give fans the chance to download this single for free.

Country music is full of young stars but most of the time, for whatever reason, the teen-aged stars are typically female.  Adam Gregory bucked that trend in Canada and now has broken through stateside. Read what he had to say about his career so far.