2017 has, more than in most years, been a bit of a rollercoaster ride and it certainly has been a wild ride for Country music and it’s fans this year. Of course there has been some stand out moments for certain artists - records have been broken, charts have been topped and rings have been exchanged, however it wasn’t all roses as we lost some legends of the genre this year. So here’s nine points to summarise the year! Tell us what your highlights have been. I love fun facts and record breakers make good fun fact quiz questions in years to come! So let me test you… who this year, became the first person ever to top all five billboard country charts simultaneously? Yes, Kane Brown who knocked
Hello! One of my favourite albums of 2017 was Carly Pearce's Every Little Thing. The songstress who has had her fair share of highs and lows already in the music industry brought out her debut album back in October 2017 after her single Every Little Thing went to number one on the Country Airplay charts. It was a pleasure to catch up with Carly and discuss her songwriting process and influences. Can you tell me a little bit about your journey so far in Country music? I’m from Kentucky and always loved music, I come from a family of people who love music, I truly have not known a day where I didn’t want to sing Country music as crazy as that sounds and at 11 years old I fronted my first blueg
Christmas is my favourite time of year but I’ve never really enjoyed christmas albums. I love christmas songs but the classic christmas songs, when my favourite artists release them I let out a sigh because on the one hand I should support them and buy the album but on the other hand it feels like a waste of money. However this year and last year have been slightly different. After hearing Kacey Musgraves A Very Kacey Christmas last year I realised that Country and Christmas go very well together and that an artist really can put their own stamp on a classic christmas song and album and make it sound original. So this year when I got sent Reba McEntire’s My Kind Of Christmas I was still a li
