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- 1Johnny Mike Walker Named to Country Music Hall of Fame Circle Guard▼Johnny Mike Walker Joins Country Music Hall of Fame And Museum Circle Guard
Johnny Mike Walker has joined the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's Circle Guard, the organization announced. The Circle Guard recognizes supporters whose contributions help sustain the Nashville institution and its preservation of country music history. The announcement was reported by MusicRow, the Nashville music industry publication, drawing attention from country music fans and industry watchers.
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Songwriter and producer Will Bundy has signed a publishing deal with Back Blocks Music, the Nashville-based company founded by Rakiyah Marshall. The signing adds Bundy to a roster focused on country songwriters, and comes as he continues building his catalog in the country music industry. MusicRow reported the news, which follows a period of growing attention on Back Blocks' signings.
- 3Eric Church Announces First-Ever Australian Headline Shows●Eric Church Unveils First-Ever Australian Headline Dates
Country star Eric Church has announced his first-ever headline tour dates in Australia, marking his debut as a headliner in the country. The news, reported by MusicRow, gives Australian fans their first chance to see the 'Chief' perform full shows rather than festival sets. Tour dates and venues have been released as part of the announcement.
- 4Miranda Lambert Show To Stream As Amazon Music Songline Live●Miranda Lambert’s Show At The Truth To Stream As Amazon Music ‘Songline Live’
Miranda Lambert's performance at The Truth is set to be streamed as part of Amazon Music's 'Songline Live' series, according to an announcement reported by MusicRow. The streaming presentation gives fans who could not attend the show a way to watch the set, and further ties the country star to Amazon Music's live-event programming.
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The Country Music Association has revealed the honorees for its 2026 CMA International Awards, recognizing artists and industry figures who have advanced country music outside the United States. The announcement was reported by MusicRow, though the specific names of this year's recipients were not detailed in initial coverage.