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Dolly Parton is composing new songs to complement her past hits and co-writing a stage story inspired by her life for a musical she aims to bring to Broadway in 2026.

Michael Warren, a 41-year-old country singer and songwriter from Hoover, Alabama, gained significant attention when his songs topped various Spotify channels. His journey is notable as it marks his second attempt at breaking into the music scene.

The controversy began when Greenwood and Israeli artist Dudu Tassa performed a live show in Tel Aviv on May 26th.

Originally released in 1977, "Cat Scratch Fever" is one of Ted Nugent's most iconic songs.

Released under Baste Records, this stirring track is set to make waves with its poignant pro-life message.

The sentiments shared by Aldean and Rich reflect a broader discontent among many of Trump’s supporters, who have figured out that the legal actions against him are politically motivated.

Baste Records, which has been a strong supporter of Afroman, was well-represented at the event.

Sleepy Hallow later took to Instagram Stories to share a clip of the moment, captioning it, "One day I’ll be president too." This bold statement suggests that the rapper envisions a future in politics, inspired by his support for Trump.

The decision was made during a council vote on Tuesday evening, where the proposal was rejected by a 30-3 margin.

His attempts to promote "From the River to the Sea" were also blocked, with TikTok rejecting the video submission under the pretence of it being a political ad.

As Blinken strummed his guitar and belted out the iconic Neil Young tune, critics on social media were quick to point out the stark contrast between his musical interlude and the dire situation unfolding in Ukraine.

Founded by LJ Fino and PR consultant Alex Fahmy, New Gen 47 PAC is dedicated to mobilizing young, minority voters in support of Trump and other conservative candidates.

Former President Donald Trump himself has lent his seal of approval to Baste Records' groundbreaking work, hailing its efforts as "SO GREAT."

Country artist Colt Ford delivered an emotional video message to his fans this week, offering a mixed update on his health following a heart attack he suffered after a show in Gilbert, Ariz., on April 4.