If you missed Braxton Keith’s appearance at Stagecoach this year, you’re in luck.

The Texas native has uploaded his entire Stagecoach 2026 set to YouTube, giving fans a chance to relive one of the biggest performances of his career so far.

Keith took the stage at the legendary California festival on April 25, joining a lineup that included Lainey Wilson, Cody Johnson, Riley Green, Treaty Oak Revival, Ella Langley, Red Clay Strays, and dozens of other country stars.

Over the past year, Braxton Keith has continued his rise from Texas honky-tonks to national festival stages, building a loyal fan base with traditional country sounds, a strong live show, and songs like “Cozy,” “Chase You Down,” “I Own This Bar,” and “Real Damn Deal.” Several of those fan favorites made their way into his Stagecoach performance.

For fans who weren’t able to make the trip to Indio, California, the full set offers a front-row look at one of country music’s fastest-rising young artists. And for those who were there, it’s a chance to revisit a set that helped introduce even more people to the Midland, Texas, singer-songwriter.

Watch Braxton Keith’s complete Stagecoach 2026 performance above.

The country music community is mourning the loss of one of its most familiar and respected voices.

Bill Cody, the longtime WSM Radio personality, Grand Ole Opry announcer, and Country Radio Hall of Fame member, has died at the age of 67.

For decades, Cody served as a trusted voice for country music fans around the world. After joining WSM-AM in 1994, he became a cornerstone of Nashville radio through his work on Coffee, Country & Cody, where he interviewed countless artists and helped connect listeners to the music and people they loved.

Beyond the radio studio, Cody became a beloved figure at the Grand Ole Opry. Whether introducing legendary performers or welcoming rising stars to country music’s most famous stage, his voice became synonymous with one of the genre’s most cherished institutions.

News of Cody’s passing comes after a recent health battle that reportedly included heart and kidney failure. He had been hospitalized in Nashville for several weeks while awaiting a double transplant.

Throughout his career, Cody earned widespread respect for his professionalism, kindness, and genuine passion for country music. Those qualities made him a favorite among artists, industry professionals, and fans alike.

His contributions to broadcasting were recognized with his induction into the Country Radio Hall of Fame in 2008. In 2024, he was further honored with a star on Nashville’s Music City Walk of Fame.

Tributes from across the country music world have already begun pouring in as artists, broadcasters, and listeners remember the man who spent decades championing the music he loved.

Bill Cody leaves behind a lasting legacy in country radio and at the Grand Ole Opry, where his voice helped welcome generations of performers and fans. His impact on the genre will not soon be forgotten.

He was 67 years old.

If you weren’t one of the lucky fans who scored a ticket to Kacey Musgraves’ sold-out Gruene Hall residency, you can finally see what all the fuss was about!

Musgraves has released video from her intimate performance at the legendary Texas dance hall, giving fans a front-row seat to one of the most talked-about country music events of the year.

The three-night run at Gruene Hall took place May 3-5 in support of her new album, *Middle of Nowhere*. The shows sold out almost instantly, with tens of thousands of fans reportedly trying to buy tickets for the 800-capacity venue.

For Musgraves, the shows felt like a homecoming. The East Texas native returned to the same historic venue where she performed early in her career, long before arena tours, Grammy wins, and headlining festivals around the world.

The set featured songs from Middle of Nowhere including “Back on the Wagon,” “Rhinestoned,” “Uncertain, TX,” and “Mexico Honey.” Fans were also treated to a cover of Selena’s “Tú Solo Tú” and a Texas-sized singalong to George Strait’s “All My Ex’s Live in Texas.”

Kacey Musgraves is heading back to the world of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

The Texas native will appear as a guest judge during auditions on the upcoming season of Netflix’s America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. A newly released trailer for Season 3 shows Musgraves helping evaluate hopefuls as they compete for a spot on one of the most famous cheerleading squads in sports.

The hit docuseries follows the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders through auditions, training camp, and the NFL season, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the demands of making and maintaining a place on the team. Season 3 is set to premiere June 16th on Netflix.

Musgraves is no stranger to the organization. She has appeared alongside the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in the past and has long had ties to the group through performances and special appearances.

The appearance comes during a busy year for Musgraves, who released her album Middle of Nowhere earlier this year.

Lainey Wilson has released a new song called “Phone, Keys, Wallet,” and it features an unexpected collaborator.

John Mayer plays guitar on the track, which Wilson wrote while touring behind her 2024 album Whirlwind.

The song explores finding someone who accepts you exactly as you are, even when life gets a little messy.

“I feel like a tornado with boots on half the time,” Wilson said. “This song is really about finding somebody who’s okay with that chaos and chooses to love you through it anyway.”

“Phone, Keys, Wallet” is the latest preview of Wilson’s upcoming music and gives fans another look at the personal songwriting that has helped make her one of country music’s biggest stars.

The life and career of Shania Twain are headed to the big screen.

A new biopic titled Shania is currently in development, with the country superstar attached as a producer on the project.

While details are still limited, the film will be written and directed by Leah McKendrick for Sony Pictures.

McKendrick most recently directed the upcoming Netflix romantic comedy Voicemails for Isabelle.

No casting announcements have been made, and there is no word yet on which chapters of Twain’s life the film will focus on. Between her record-breaking success in country music, crossover pop stardom, highly publicized divorce, vocal health struggles, and eventual comeback, there is certainly no shortage of material to work with.

A release date for Shania has not yet been announced.

Country music fans are about to hear something they never thought they would.

Randy Travis’ wife, Mary Travis, has announced that a brand-new album featuring previously unreleased recordings from Randy will arrive before the end of the year.

According to Mary, the project is made up of archived recordings Randy completed before suffering his stroke in 2013.

“We have a whole new album coming out of archived music,” Mary said. “It’s stuff that he had sang before the stroke. It’s been mastered, mixed, and ready to go.”

The upcoming release will feature new, never-before-heard material from Randy and marks the first time fans will get an album of previously unreleased recordings from the country legend in nearly two decades.

It will also be Randy’s first full-length album since 2014.

Additional details, including the album title, track list, and release date, have not yet been announced, but the project is expected to arrive before the end of the year.

For Randy Travis fans, it means new music from one of country music’s most influential voices is finally on the way!

f you missed out on tickets to Alan Jackson’s sold-out farewell concert, you’ll still get a chance to be part of the moment.

NBC has announced plans to air a primetime special built around Jackson’s final concert, which takes place June 27 at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. The special will be titled Alan Jackson: The Last Show and will stream on Peacock the following day.

The concert serves as the grand finale of Jackson’s Last Call: One More for the Road farewell run and will feature appearances from some of country music’s biggest names, including George Strait, Lainey Wilson, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert, Cody Johnson, Riley Green and several others.

Jackson announced his retirement from touring after years of dealing with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a neurological condition that affects mobility. The June 27 show is being billed as the final full-length concert of his legendary career.

So when can we watch it? TBA.

If you’ve been looking for a legitimate excuse to eat a donut before work, during work, and possibly on the drive home from work, your moment has arrived.

National Donut Day is here and several major chains are celebrating with free donuts and special deals.

Whether you’re loyal to glazed, filled, frosted, or covered in enough sugar to power a small city, there are plenty of ways to celebrate.

Here’s where you can find the sweetest deals:

Krispy Kreme
Get one free donut of your choice with no purchase necessary. That’s right. No coffee purchase. No app. No catch. Just walk in and claim your free donut.
Krispy Kreme is also offering a dozen Original Glazed donuts for $2 when you purchase any regular-priced dozen.

Dunkin’
Dunkin’ is giving customers a free donut of their choice with the purchase of any beverage at participating locations.

Shipley Do-Nuts
A Texas favorite is offering a free glazed Do-Nut with any purchase while supplies last.

7-Eleven, Speedway & Stripes
Rewards members can grab classic glazed donuts for just 50 cents each on June 5.

Round Rock Donuts
And of course, we can’t forget one of Central Texas’ most iconic donut destinations.Round Rock Donuts announced on social media that customers can stop by on National Donut Day and receive a free glazed donut. The legendary shop has been serving its famous yellow-orange donuts for generations and remains a must-visit destination for both locals and visitors.

Whether you’re making a quick stop for a single free donut or planning a full-scale donut crawl across Central Texas, National Donut Day only comes around once a year.

Use that information responsibly.