Tim McGraw just debuted the video for his latest single “7500 OBO,” and it’s a family affair with his 19-year-old daughter Audrey starring in the clip.

The song follows a man trying to sell his truck because it reminds him of a lost love, but the clip follows Audrey as a teen heartbroken over a love that moves away. The video even involves a kissing scene for Audrey, which wasn’t easy on her dad.

“I’m not calling that a make out scene. That’s just a nice little peck on the cheek after a date,” Tim shared. “I tried to yell ‘cut’ but I didn’t get there quick enough. I’m not gonna beat him up. I guess I’ll let him slide on this one. It’s not easy for a dad to watch.” Check out the video below.

Source: Tim McGraw

Congratulations are in order for Carrie Underwood. The singer has been nominated for two Gospel Music Association Dove Awards for her album “My Savior.”

Carrie’s albums is nominated for Bluegrass/Country/Roots Album of the Year, plus “Great Is Thy Faithfulness,” her duet with gospel superstar CeCe Winans, is up for Inspirational Recorded Song of the Year.

The Gospel Music Association Dove Awards take place October 19, 2021 at Lipscomb University’s Allen Arena in Nashville.

Just when you thought Dolly Parton has done it all, now she’s writing her first novel. The singer has teamed with well-known author James Patterson to write the book “Run, Rose, Run,” due out March 7, 2022.

And not only that, Dolly will also release an album of original songs inspired by the book to coincide with the novel’s release.

“I cannot be more excited about the release of my very first novel ‘Run, Rose, Run’ with the great James Patterson. I also have a new album to go along with the book,” she tells “People.” “I hope you enjoy the book and the songs as much as we’ve enjoyed putting it all together!”

As for the book it follows a young woman who heads to Nashville to become a star, but has a “brutal secret she has done everything to hide.” “But the past she has fled is reaching out to control her future,” the press release reads, “even if it means destroying everything she has worked for.”

First concerts are always special, but thanks to Garth Brooks two young girls had a first concert they will never forget.

At Garth’s Stadium concert in Kansas City, Missouri this past weekend there were two young girls right down in front, thanks to a ticket upgrade. One of the girls was on her dad’s shoulder holding a sign that read “Garth … it’s our 1st concert,” and the singer took notice.

After finding out the girls names began with the letter G, Garth joked, “what has a ’G’ on it that I’m thinking of?,” and then took off his acoustic guitar with a huge “G” on it, signed it and gave it to the family. You can check out the moment here.

Source: CMT