Dierks Bentley is out with a new single. The singer just dropped the tune “Beers On Me,” with special guests Breland and HARDY.

“HARDY threw out this title and I remember immediately thinking, ‘I wish I could buy all my fans a beer,’” Dierks shares. “After the year we’ve all had, it would be nice to get the first round and say, ‘Hey, we all got some problems but we’re going to forget about them for a little while…the beers are on me.’”

“Beers on Me” is also the name of Dierks’ upcoming tour with Riley Green and Parker McCollum, which kicks off August 13^th in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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Luke Bryan’s new docuseries “Luke Bryan: My Dirt Road Diary” debuts August 6^th on IMDb TV and it will delve into some of the tragedies Luke has gone through in his life, including the loss of his brother Chris in 1996, his older sister Kelly in 2007 and her husband Lee seven years later.

“I’ve had so many tragedies in my life,” Luke tells “People,” “it’s almost like you don’t want to tell the story because you don’t want to feel like you’re out there craving sympathy.” And while Luke has been able to triumph over all he’s endured, he admits, “You truly never get over it. You truly never settle in your mind that it’s happened. I mean, it’s always there.”

Luke says he hopes his story and his behavior over the years can “inspire people to move on from tragedy,” adding that he believes his love ones are looking after him.

“Maybe Chris and Kelly and Lee have moved some puzzle pieces around to make my life so fortunate,” he says. “When I say my prayers at night, I have to say, ‘Thank y’all for looking after us down here.'”

Source: People

Willie Nelson will be the subject of a new docuseries, directed by Thom Zimny, best known for his work with Bruce Springsteen, and Emmy winner and Oscar nominee Oren Moverman.

“Willie Nelson and Family” is described as a “definitive” look at Willie, who is said to be an “enthusiastic participant” in the project which is already “well underway.” Willie has reportedly opened up his archives to the directors, and is even encouraging friends and family to participate.

• “We are celebrating the music, the career, the long road, the family, friends and history,” the directors share in a joint statement. “But, more than anything, we are piecing together a narrative — one never before seen in its entirety — about an extraordinary man with a unique ability to bring people together; folks of all races, orientations, genders, political ideologies and musical leanings,” adding, “These days, we sure could use the healing powers of Willie Nelson.”

Source: Variety

Newlyweds Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are spending their first weeks of marriage performing together. They recently performed together at his Old Red restaurant in Tishomingo, Oklahoma, and it seems they are getting quite comfortable on stage together.

Blake recently played the Country Thunder Festival, where he was joined by Gwen for not only their collaborations “Happy Anywhere,” and “Nobody But You,” but Gwen treated the crowd to her No Doubt hit “Don’t Speak.”

But that’s not all. Over the weekend, Blake performed at the Force 50 Foundation’s Benefit for Oklahoma Veterans, where he performed an acoustic set featuring several hits, and brought his famous wife on stage for “Happy Anywhere.” Check out video below.

Source: CMT

If you watched Friday’s Opening Ceremony for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics you likely caught a glimpse of Keith Urban,  who took part in a pre-recorded performance of John Lennon’s classic “Imagine,” alongside artists like John Legend, Angélique Kidjo, Alejandro Sanz and more.

“It’s just always been there,” Keith shared of the song, in a preview of his Olympics performance. “It’s a spiritual classic. It’s almost more of a hymn than a song. What lyrics stand out to me in the song? Just the ones between the beginning and the end. It’s an amazing song.”

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