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It’s not every day that you record an album and have it completed, only to return to the drawing board and rework the project. But that’s what happened to Keith Urban when he put together the follow-up to THE SPEED OF NOW: Part 1. “I’d actually started an album that became this record, and I worked on that for the better part of a year, only to come to the realization when I wrote it in and presented [all these songs] that I went, ‘This isn’t it,’” Keith shares in a recent press interview.

With hits like “My Girl” and “Can’t Have Mine,” Dylan Scott‘s no stranger to love songs. Now, as he readies to release his next body of work, he’s teasing a new romantic track, “I Owe You One.” In the 14-second snippet, Dylan reflects on his previous relationships, and how his exes have prepared him for his wife and the family they build together.

Could Megan Moroney have the next “The House That Built Me”? The rising country star hopped on TikTok to tease a new song, “Never Left Me,” which pays homage to — you guessed it — her childhood home. “Wrote a song about the house she grew up in for the new twisters movie,” Megan shared via an on-screen text alongside a photo of her younger self and her pet dog. The second slide shows a photo of her childhood abode.

Love a really country album with steel guitar? Well, Miranda Lambert might just have the record for you. While Miranda’s still hush-hush about the release date, she did discuss the production style of the project — one that she recorded in the Lone Star State. “I made this record in Texas, and it meant the world to me. I had not made a record in Texas since I was 18, my independent album,” Miranda tells Variety in a recent interview.

Surprise! A new song from Bailey Zimmerman has arrived. The part-reflective, part-motivational track is titled “Hell or High Water” and previews the forthcoming Twisters: The Album.

Dustin Lynch has dropped the music video for his Jelly Roll-assisted single, “Chevrolet.” This slice-of-life visualizer opens with the protagonist, a teenager, being bullied by a peer who’s interested in the same girl as him. Feeling down and out, the boy cycles home and turns to Jelly’s music for comfort — a nod to the “Need a Favor” singer, who doesn’t appear in the video.

Tyler Hubbard may have felt nervous launching his solo career, but that changed after feeling the support offered to him by the country music community. “I definitely feel supported and welcomed, and it’s really nice to know that I still have a spot in the genre,” Tyler shares in a press interview. “A spot on radio, a spot in the country music fans’ hearts is what it feels like.

Think you know Luke Combs well? Well, you’re about to know him even better through an upcoming exhibition titled Luke Combs: The Man I Am. Launching July 11 at the Country Music Hall of Fame, the exhibit will display various stage wear, tour memorabilia, set lists, instruments, childhood memorabilia and more to chronicle the North Carolina native’s life journey and rise to fame.

Russell Dickerson has hopped on social platform X to tease an unreleased track, “Bones.” Without much detail about the song, its release date or who wrote it, Russell shared a preview clip and simply wrote the single-word song title on X. The tune opens with strummed guitar chords before Russell arrives on what appears to be the first verse.

Jelly Roll rolled out a preview of an unreleased track, “Liar,” at the 2024 ACM Awards, and now he’s back with another live teaser. The “Need a Favor” hitmaker took the stage on Tuesday’s season 25 finale of The Voice to debut yet another unreleased song, titled “I Am Not OK.” Donning an all-black outfit, Jelly performed the reflective number that chronicles one’s adversity-ridden life and their hope for a better tomorrow.