Dierks Bentley News

For the last 46 years, thousands have made the annual pilgrimage to the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. Four days of transcendent music in a breathtaking natural landscape, basking in the warmth of the solstice sun. Unfortunately, in 2020 the grounds remained empty on this magical weekend.

Throughout the summer Larkin Poe will make stops at venues and iconic festivals like Bonnaroo, BeachLife, Treefort, Roots N Blues, and Shaky Knees.

Located along the Deschutes River, the partnership makes Les Schwab Amphitheater the first Live Nation venue in Oregon. As part of Live Nation, Les Schwab Amphitheater will tap into leading venue operations from Venue Nation, as well as tours and events from the world’s leading concert promoter.

This week has already seen Larkin Poe joining forces with Dierks Bentley for an unforgettable rendition of U2’s “Pride (In the Name of Love),” performed live at Nashville’s Station Inn for the 56th Academy of Country Music Awards.

This year’s 56th ACM Awards featured an all-star lineup of collaborations and memorable performances featuring 25 performances, 31 artists, and 31 hit songs. 

Produced by Jay Joyce (Eric Church, Miranda Lambert) and written by Worsham, Jeremy Spillman and Travis Meadows, “Fist Through This Town” expresses the anger, struggle, frustration and, ultimately, the love that Worsham has experienced throughout his career as an artist. 

On the WE’RE NOT FOR EVERYONE TOUR, fans can expect to hear the band’s six GRAMMY-nominated singles including No. 1 Platinum-Certified hit “Stay A Little Longer” and rowdy Top 10 Platinum-Certified hit “It Ain’t My Fault.'

The unforgettable evening showcasing the biggest names and emerging talent in Country Music will take place from three iconic Country Music venues: the Grand Ole Opry House, Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium and The Bluebird Cafe, as well as performances at legendary locations across the city.

Guests featured throughout the special will include Jimmie Allen, Kelsea Ballerini, Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, Toby Keith, Parker McCollum, Blake Shelton, Tenille Townes, and more. 

Over 25 artists will perform more than 30 songs from three iconic Country Music venues: the Grand Ole Opry House,Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium and The Bluebird Cafe.

“Brandi Carlile deserves to be accompanied by more than a single band of angels,” says Jordan, “not only for being a singular artist of our time but also for living an exemplary life full of love and devotion to everyone she meets.”

NBC is honoring country music's most famous show with its “Grand Ole Opry: 95 Years of Country Music” special on Sunday, Feb. 14 at 9-11 p.m. ET/PT. 

Singer/songwriter Sam Grow is kicking off the New Year by signing with APA Nashville. The rising country music star will also release his new single, 'This Town,' on February 12, 2021. Written by Grow, Keesy Timmer and Wil Nance, the song is produced by country star Colt Ford and Grammy-Award winning producer Noah Gordon.

“I always wanted to make a record that would live in somebody else’s world the way a Joni Mitchell record does in mine,” says Sarah Buxton about her new EP, Signs Of Life.

Country music singer/songwriter Ashley Barron continues to astound listeners with her latest single “Let Me Go,”  which is quickly making its way up the Country Charts.

Musical guest Dierks Bentley performs 'Gone' for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Rising music sensations, Drink Flamingo Project, comprised of longtime friends Craig Moritz and Tyler Whelan have released their debut single and music video.

On the eve of Country Music’s Biggest Night™, ABC will air its 12th annual pre-CMA Awards special, “Country Strong 2020: Countdown To The CMA Awards,” TUESDAY, NOV. 10 (10:01-11:00 p.m. EST).

“I always wanted to make a record that would live in somebody else’s world the way a Joni Mitchell record does in mine,” says Sarah Buxton about her new EP

The seventh annual iHeartCountry Festival Presented by Capital One celebrated Country music's biggest artists on October 23.