Dierks Bentley and Darius Rucker are set to headline a September 16th concert at the Ryman Auditorium, which will raise funds for those affected by Hurricane Dorian, which destroyed the Bahamas earlier this month.

“SIP Hope 4 Hope Town,” hosted by songwriter Patrick Davis, will also feature Randy Houser, Jamey Johnson, Devin Dawson, LoCash, Sugarland’s Kristian Bush, James Otto, Hootie & the Blowfish’s Mark Bryan, and more.

Davis puts on the annual “Songwriters in Paradise” concert in Hope Town on the Abaco Islands, which was destroyed by the hurricane. Proceeds from the concert will go to a GoFundMe page he has already started for the island, which has so far raised more than $380,000.

Tickets for the concert are on sale now.

Source: Rolling Stone

Jason Aldean fans won’t have to wait too long for a new album. The singer announced that his next record, “9,” will drop November 22nd.

“Early on I always thought if we ever got to make nine albums, I’m going to call it ‘9.’ It was my baseball number growing up, and it’s just kind of always been my lucky number,” Jason shares. “I remember cutting the first album and thinking ‘that’s forever away,’ and now here we are. I don’t know, it’s really special we made it this far – so, it’s more for me than anybody else – but, it means a lot.”

Jason also released a brand new single from the record, “We Back,” and fans who pre-order the record will get access to three more tunes, “Blame It On You,” “I Don’t Drink Anymore” and “Keep It Small Town.”

Taylor Swift is once again showing her fans how much they mean to her. The singer recently opened her own wallet to donate $10,000 to a 16-year-old fan battling cancer.

According to fan Trinity Foster’s GoFundMe page, which was created in February, she was diagnosed with stage 4 osteosarcoma, sharing, “The chemo is really hard for me and my insurance doesn’t cover everything that I need, we have tried to get other insurances like ten care but were told we did not apply.”

Well, Taylor helped make her financial burden a little easier. “Trinity, I saw photos of your album release party that you did in your hospital room and wanted to say thank you for being so kind and supportive!,” Taylor wrote on the GoFundMe page. “I hope I can give you a hug in person soon, but in the meantime I wanted to send you this and all my love. Your friend, Taylor.”

Before Taylor’s donation, Trinity’s page had raised $4,000.

Ronnie Dunn is getting ready to release a covers album. The singer took to social media to tease his next project, “Re-Dunn,” which will have him covering 24 classic tunes.

Ronnie just tweeted what appears to be the cover of the album, revealing some tracks that will appear on it, including Tom Petty’s “I Won’t Back Down,” Van Morrison’s “Brown Eyed Girl,” Buck Owen’s “Together Again,” Simply Red’s “If You Don’t Know Me By Now” and more.

So far there’s no word on when it will be released, but he captioned the photo, “how many more before lift off?” and then later posted another with the caption, “The wait is almost over !!”

This won’t be the first time Ronnie has revisited classic tunes. Back in April he and partner Kix Brooks released “Reboot,” which featured them reworking classic Brooks & Dunn hits with other artists.

Trisha Yearwood has been tapped to host the 10th annual “CMA Country Christmas,” which will tape September 25th in Nashville and air on ABC during the holiday season.

Trisha will also perform during the annual show, which will also feature performances by Kristin Chenoweth, for KING & COUNTRY, Chris Janson, Tori Kelly, Lady Antebellum, Rascal Flatts, Runaway June, CeCe Winans, Brett Young and Chris Young.

“Music, memories and enjoying the season with loved ones are what make Christmastime so special,” Trisha shares. “Hosting ‘CMA Country Christmas’ is an opportunity to share joy and celebrate the holidays with friends and family everywhere.”