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John Rich's "Revelation" is currently at no. 2 and Tom MacDonald's "You Missed" is at no. 1

Rachel Holt's presence at the RNC is ushering in a new wave of young country artists who hold traditional patriotic values.

As Vance accepted the vice-presidential nod from Trump, the crowd's chants of "JD" resonated alongside Haggard’s iconic music.

50 Cent’s performance and his nod to Trump’s resilience serve as a reminder of the enduring spirit of survival and defiance, themes that are as relevant today as they were when “Get Rich or Die Tryin’” was first released.

The poignant lyrics of "God Bless the USA" resonated deeply, echoing the sentiments of hope, resilience, and patriotism that have defined Trump’s supporters.

The comment caused a mixed reaction from the crowd, with some laughing and clapping, while others were visibly unimpressed.

In a time when the nation feels increasingly fractured, his call for unity and respect for differing opinions was a breath of fresh air.

This movement shows that there is a significant audience for music that challenges mainstream liberal narratives, and these artists are proving that conservative messages can indeed find a place in today's musical landscape.

It is currently #9 on the Billboard Country Digital Song Sales chart, #20 on the Billboard Digital Song Sales chart, and Rachel Holt herself is ranked #21 on the Billboard Emerging Artists chart. These achievements underscore her growing influence in the music industry.

PRS for Music, the organization responsible for handling playback and performance rights for artists, imposes a hefty 23% administration fee on gig royalties for smaller artists.

Jackson joins an elite group of country music legends who have received this honor, including Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, Bill Anderson, Garth Brooks, and Bobby Braddock.

"This one's with @chrisstapleton," Malone wrote in the caption. You can hear a teaser of Post's song with Stapleton below.

Several media outlets obtained Cyrus' response to Firerose's abuse claims. People shares that Cyrus admits to being vocal, frustrated, and angry with his wife last month, but "it is the plaintiff (Cyrus) who, in fact, has been abused."

Nelson has continued recording new music and touring well into his later years, but he has had to cancel shows occasionally in recent years due to various ailments.