With Megan Moroney‘s highly anticipated third album, “Cloud 9,” due next month, the singer has released the track list, which reveals a few high profile collaborations. In a video clip posted to her socials, she’s seen stepping out of a small plane and looking into the sky, where the tracklist is spelled out by a skywriter. The album will consist of 15 tracks, including the already-released “6 Months Later” and “Beautiful Things,” and two collabs with Ed Sheeran and Kacey Musgraves. “Cloud 9” comes out February 20th.

“Cloud 9” tracklist:

1. “Cloud 9”
2. “Medicine”
3. “6 Months Later”
4. “Stupid”
5. “Beautiful Things”
6. “Convincing”
7. “Liars & Tigers & Bears”
8. “I Only Miss You” featuring Ed Sheeran
9. “Wedding Dress”
10. “Change of Heart”
11. “Bells & Whistles” featuring Kacey Musgraves
12. “Table for Two”
13. “Wish I Didn’t”
14. “Who Hurt You?”
15. “Waiting on the Rain”

Chris Stapleton‘s 2026 is starting to take shape. The singer added 24 more shows to his growing tour schedule yesterday, and threw in some surprises, including dates alongside Lainey Wilson, Zach Top and more. For complete tour date and ticket information, visit Stapleton’s website. Tickets for the new shows go on sale January 16 at 10AM local time. See the first ten of the new dates listed below. 

For the fourth straight year, the Grand Ole Opry will honor Dolly Parton‘s birthday with the “Opry Goes Dolly” show. For Dolly’s upcoming 80th birthday, country stars Vince Gill, Lainey Wilson and Rhonda Vincent will show up to pay tribute to the legend, with more names to be added before the January 17th event (two days before her actual birthday). Five dollars from every ticket sold to the show will be donated to Parton’s Imagination Library. For tickets, visit the Opry’s website.

Traditionally, the CRS (Country Radio Seminar) features five up and coming talents that are expected to make a big splash in country music. The New Faces Showcase has been an industry institution since 1970, and past performers include George Strait, Jelly Roll, Lainey Wison, Tim McGraw and more. The lineup for the 2026 showcase has been announced, and the list of five names has been expanded to six. Getting the chance to play for a room full of country radio’s movers and shakers this March: Kelsey Hart, Chase Matthew, John Morgan, Meghan Patrick and Josh Ross. Also performing, and a face that’s not so new, is rising superstar Ella Langley. CRS 2026 takes place from March 18–20 at the Omni Nashville Hotel. General registration is available for $698 per person. Tickets for the New Faces of Country Music Show are sold separately for $110 and are limited.