February 5, 2013 Today’s Q-106.5 Fresh Track of the Day is ‘Pretty Little Lie’ from one of the acts performing at The Taste of Country Music Festival, Blackberry Smoke!
February 4, 2013
February 4, 2013 Darius Rucker, known to many as 'Hootie' from Hootie & The Blowfish fame, will headline the first country show on The Bangor Waterfront in 2013!
It looks like 2013 is off to a running start for Kip Moore. The singer continues to sell out shows, and at a rapid clip. His Boston show, which takes place on March 23 at the House of Blues, sold out in only 20 minutes yesterday morning (Feb. 1), moving over 2,500 tickets in all. Clearly, the fans in Beantown are excited for Moore's show and gobbled up the tickets as fast as they could.
Justin Moore is taking his outlaw show on the road. The singer will embark on his first-ever headline tour on March 14. The tour, dubbed Outlaws Like Me, will feature support from Dustin Lynch and John Pardi. The first show takes place in Pikeville, Ky. and runs through April 20, wrapping in Corbin, Ky. Full circle!
We've all seen them. Those guys at Country concerts who have just had too much to drink. You know who I mean....the guys that sing too loud, dance crazily in the aisles...or in this case, endanger their safety and that of the people around them!
February 1, 2013 Today’s Q-106.5 Fresh Track of the Day is ‘Pirate Flag’ from Kenny Chesney's Forthcoming Album 'Life On A Rock' Check out 'Pirate Flag'
Organizers have announced the schedule for the 2013 Thunder on the Mountain Festival, which takes place at Mulberry Mountain in Ozark, Ark. from June 6-8. The event is sure to attract country music fans from all over the country, since the three-day festivities include performances from some of country music's hottest stars.
January 31, 2013
Early Bird tickets to the Taste of Country Music Festival at Hunter Mountain are on sale now. Three-day passes to the festival headlined by Lady Antebellum and Willie Nelson & Family start at just $120! Get your tickets at TasteofCountryFestival.com.
