• Niko Moon feat Shaggy: “Good Time” (the official video)

DVR ALERT

• Jon Pardi will perform on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (tonight)
• Ashley McBryde will perform on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (tonight)
• Brothers Osborne will be featured on CBS Sunday Morning (4.18) and on CBS This Morning (4.19)
• The 56th Annual ACM Awards will broadcast live from The Opry, The Ryman & The Bluebird Cafe only on CBS (4.18)
• Jimmie Allen + Brad Paisley will perform “Freedom Was a Highway” on Jimmy Kimmel Live! (4.20)

• Kelsea Ballerini feat Kenny Chesney: “half of my hometown” (the lyric video)

• Eric Church: “Break It Kind of Guy” (in studio)

• Dan + Shay: “Glad You Exist” (acoustic)

• Thomas Rhett: “Country Again” (now playing)
• Brothers Osborne: “I’m Not for Everyone” (now playing)
• Craig Campbell: “Good Things Come to Those Who Drink” (now playing)
• Mike Ryan: “Can Down” (now playing)
• Mason Horne: “Take Me Back” (now playing)
• Manny Blu: “Train” (now playing)
• Kelsea Ballerini + Kenny Chesney: “half of my hometown” (4.19)
• Maddie & Tae: “Woman You Got” (4.19)
• Ronnie Milsap: “A Better Word for Love” (4.30)

• Mickey Guyton: The Interview (from CBS This Morning)
• Keith Urban: The Interview (from The Late Late Show with James Corden) & Talking Taylor Swift (from ELLEN)

• Eric Church: “Heart” (available now) “&” (4.20) “Soul” (4.23)
• Tim McGraw: “Here on Earth Ultimate Edition” (available now)
• Justin Moore: “Straight Outta The Country” (4.23)
• Elvie Shane: “County Roads” Debut EP (4.23)
• Jameson Rodgers: “In It for the Money” EP (4.23)
• Lathan Warlick: “My Way” (4.23)
• Thomas Rhett: “Country Again: Side A” (4.30)
• Priscilla Block: Debut EP (4.30)
• Kenny Chesney: “Here and Now” Deluxe (5.7)
• Jack Ingram, Miranda Lambert & Jon Randall: “The Marfa Tapes” (5.7)
• Alan Jackson: “Where Have You Gone” (5.14)
• Dillon Carmichael: “Hot Beer” EP (5.14)
• Blake Shelton: “Body Language” (5.21)
• Troy Cartwright: “Memory Machine Sessions” Live EP (5.21)
• Ross Copperman: “Somewhere There’s a Light On”  EP (5.21)
• Ashley McBryde: “Never Will: Live From A Distance” EP (5.28)
• The Oak Ridge Boys: “Front Porch Singin’” (6.11)
• Jennifer Nettles: “Always Like New” (6.25)
• Josh Turner: “Your Man Deluxe Edition” (6.25)
• Chase Bryant: “Upbringing” (7.16)

• Eric Church: Making of “Heart & Soul“

Curb Records founder and Chairman Mike Curb says today that if Governor Bill Lee signs the current discriminatory curriculum opt-out bill in addition to the other discriminatory bills he has signed this past year, he will become the #1 discriminatory Governor in America. Governor Lee has signed anti-adoption and anti-sports bills and is encouraging other dangerous pieces of legislation which have created serious backlash in other states. Several conventions have already indicated their intentions to pull out of Tennessee and the NCAA has publicly stated they will move championship events from discriminatory states.

These bills deflect from real issues and only cause fear and division within our communities. Republican Governor Hutchison in neighboring Arkansas recently vetoed one of these discriminatory bills stating, “Anytime you are passing laws to address a problem that currently doesn’t exist, but you worry about in the future, you have a potential of getting it wrong.” He further went on to say, “These are tough areas. And… we can debate them on conservative principles but let’s show compassion and tolerance and understanding as we do that, and that’s the simple message that I think is important for our party.”

Curb, a leading Republican, acted as Governor and Lt. Governor of California as well as the co-chairman of the successful Ronald Reagan presidential campaign. He was a leader in the fight to stop the Briggs Initiative which would have banned gay schoolteachers. Curb is proud to have joined with over 450 large and small businesses including Amazon, AT&T, Fed-Ex, Google, HCA, Nissan, and The Ryman as part of Tennessee Thrives to specifically call for a stop to discriminatory legislation in Tennessee. As signers of this pledge, we believe our workplaces and communities must be diverse and welcoming for all people, regardless of race, sex, national origin, ethnicity, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity. We are committed to promoting an attractive, prosperous, and economically vibrant Tennessee. A united Tennessee is a thriving Tennessee.

Below is a link to the 450+ companies who have signed the pledge:

https://tennesseethrives.org/our-coalition/