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Dan + Shay’s The Young Tour (Live Nation) You can now hear the full studio version of “Her, the Kids and Jesus,” after Dan + Shay debuted it back in December during a pop-up at Nashville’s La La Land Cafe. “Thank y’all for loving on this song since the first time we played it acoustic,” Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney said on their socials, sharing various stages of the song’s development, including that performance.

Brothers Osborne’s “R.I.P” (SELLOUT EDIT) (MCA) Brothers Osborne are starting their new musical era by say “R.I.P.” to selling out. “R.I.P. is us getting back to our musical roots,” John Osborne says. “This new music is a rearview glimpse into where we came from while still driving forward into the new and unknown.” The siblings previously revealed that their new music takes inspiration from their hometown of Deale, Maryland.

Little Big Town’s ‘It’s a Dying Art’ (MCA) Little Big Town’s keeping a Dying Art alive, with their latest preview of their upcoming 12th studio album. “We Could Have It All” was written by Ashley Monroe and LBT’s Jimi Westbrook and Karen Fairchild, who also co-produced the project.

‘Midland Country Night Remixes’ (Blue Highway Records) Midland’s headed to the dance floor with three new versions of their songs reimagined by DJ duo Country Night. Midland Country Night Remixes includes new versions of their debut #1 hit, “Drinkin’ Problem”; 2024’s “Barely Blue”; and “Shooting Memories with Tequila” from their sixth studio album, Stages, which just came out in June.

‘Kenny Chesney: Living in Fast Forward’ (Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum) You can now vicariously experience Kenny Chesney’s journey from East Tennessee to superstardom in Nashville through his new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. “It’s a lot to take in, and a lot of fun, heart, moments,” he said after his first look. “Seeing it all in one place like that, it’s like having your entire life, career, all the magic flying by your eyes – and man, what a trip it was.

Patty Loveless (Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images for Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum) Bob Seger loves Patty Loveless so much, he came to Nashville in 2023 to help induct her into the Country Music Hall of Fame, performing her 1996 hit “She Drew a Broken Heart” in her honor. Now the rock legend’s rereleasing the album that brought them together, 2006’s Face the Promise, which will bring their only musical collaboration to streaming for the first time.

Zach Top’s “Good Girls & Cowgirls” and “Other Side of Hurtin'” (Leo33) There’s new music coming from Zach Top in August. “Make it a double! 2 songs are dropping next month and I’m excited for you all to hear them,” he announced Thursday on Instagram. “Good Girls & Cowgirls” and “Other Side of Hurtin'” will both arrive digitally on Aug. 21, with a 7-inch vinyl single to follow on Sept. 25. Zach debuted “Good Girls & Cowgirls” during his headlining set July 18 at Montana’s Under the Big Sky Festival.

Tigirlily Gold’s ‘Country & Midwestern’ (Sony Music Nashville) Tigirlily Gold’s new record is titled Country & Midwestern, in a nod to the duo’s North Dakota roots. “We could not be more excited to finally announce our sophomore album, Country & Midwestern!” Kendra Olson and Krista Slaubaugh say in a news release. “This album came to be by taking the sounds of the 2000s Country music we grew up on and our love of growing up in the Midwest, which is often overlooked and under-appreciated.

Garth Brooks’ Blame It All on My Roots Tour (Courtesy Garth Brooks/Ticketmaster) The second stop on Garth Brooks’ Blame It All on My Roots arena tour will take place in Denver, Colorado. The superstar will play Ball Arena on Friday, Sept. 4, and Saturday, Sept. 5, after the inaugural stop in Indianapolis Aug. 20-23. All tickets go on sale July 31, with no presales and all seats reserved, with both in-the-round and end-stage seating available.

Jason Aldean’s ‘Songs About Us’ (BBR/BMG) In spite of Jason Aldean’s pleas, the secret is out: “Don’t Tell on Me” is spending its third week atop Billboard Country Airplay and its second atop the Mediabase tally. The reign of his 32nd #1 is timed perfectly with an especially busy summer. He released the live version of the title track of his latest album, Songs About Us, on Tuesday. The duet with Luke Bryan was recorded during their April concert on the campus of the University of Georgia.