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Photo: Getty Images Bunnie Xo explained why she removed her podcast episode about her divorce from Jelly Roll. She posted a new Ask, Tell, Confess installment of her Dumb Blondepodcast on Friday (July 10). Bunnie Xo shared with her listeners, “I really thought out what I was gonna say to you guys about this because, one, I have built my platform on always being honest with you guys and always being upfront.

Photo: Getty Images Randy Travis brought his “unmistakable and timeless voice back from the vault,” with his newest single on Friday (July 10). It’s the first original recording by the country star in nearly two decades. Travis, 67, released “Fish On,” the first original recording to release from his upcoming album.

Photo: Getty Images Alan Jackson shared the first photo of his newborn fifth grandchild on Friday morning (July 10). Jackson, 67, and his wife, Denise Jackson, sit side-by-side in the photo with newborn Samuel Hudson Carrington cradled in his grandmother’s arms.

Photo: Stone Taul Tucker Wetmore delivered “a groovy, breezy” single to kick off the weekend on Friday (July 10). Wetmore, 26, released “Who Told You That,” written by Jordan Schmidt, Michael Tyler, Hunter Phelps and Ashley Gorley. It’s described as a song with “a groovy, breezy country rhythm as Wetmore disproves any concerns that may have preceded his reputation,” states a press release.

Photo: Getty Images Thomas Rhett teamed up with Niall Horan to deliver an unforgettable set packed with nostalgic anthems and career-spanning hits. The genre-blending artists co-headlined GEODIS Park on Thursday night (July 9) in Nashville, Tennessee, sharing the stage with special guests Kashus Culpepper and Emily Ann Roberts as Rhett kicks off his “The Soundtrack To Life Tour.” Rhett and Horan delivered individual performances before sharing the stage together to close out the night.

Photo: Submitted Shania Twain kicked off the weekend with “a nostalgic, guitar-driven anthem with a rebellious rock-and-blues spirit.” Twain joined forces with Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age to bring “Faded Blue Jeans” to life. It’s one of 15 tracks appearing on Twain’s upcoming seventh studio record, and the final track to release before the full album arrives later this month.

Photo: Getty Images Ne-Yo kicks off the weekend with his highly-anticipated, country-inspired record. The Grammy-winning icon, known for his signature R&B soul, debuted Highway 79 on Friday (July 10), marking his 10th studio record of his decades-long career and his first country endeavor. Ne-Yo titled the 11-track project as a nod to a highway in his home state of Arkansas, before moving to Las Vegas, Nevada.

 Photo: Getty Images Niall Horan shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse of his final rehearsal for his first co-headlining show with Thomas Rhett. Horan posted the clip on Instagram on Thursday (July 9), hours before he and Rhett perform at GEODIS Park in Nashville, Tennessee. It’s the first of two headlining shows in the midst of Rhett’s headlining “The Soundtrack To Life Tour.” Kashus Culpepper and Emily Ann Roberts will join Horan and Rhett in the lineup of the Nashville show.

¬† Photo: Getty Images Tyler Hubbard teased his social media followers with a sneak peek of an unreleased anthem on Wednesday (July 8). ‚ÄúGot somethin‚Äô new coming‚Ķ‚ÄĚ Hubbard wrote in his caption on Instagram.

Photo: Getty Images Jo Dee Messina delivered a stunning rendition of Ella Langley’s “Loving Life Again” during a recent appearance on the God’s Country podcast. Langley teamed up with Devin Dawson and ERNEST to write the grounding, nostalgic anthem about returning to your roots amid burnout, and finding joy with loved ones. The single appeared on Langley’s latest studio record, Dandelion, which arrived this spring.