Craig Campbell

He's returning with his first album in more than four years, featuring 16 never-before-heard tracks.

Sure, they're great onstage and all, but can anyone celebrate Halloween quite like country stars? From sexy to scary, sometimes hilarious and sometimes adorable, these singers know how to pick costumes.

Country stars live glamorous lives, but it hasn't always been glitz and glory for your favorite artists.

Craig Campbell made his concert in Milwaukee Aug. 22 one to remember, not just because of his performance, but because of what he did for one special family.

'Keep Them Kisses Comin' singer Craig Campbell has to be one of the hardest working singers in Nashville! He's been in Nashville since 2010, and came into the scene with his single 'Family Man' which reached #14 on the country charts, then in 2013, his next biggest single 'Keep Then Kisses Comin' hit #9 on the US Country Charts. Today, his latest single 'Tomorrow Tonight' is our Fresh Track of the

Eric Church sure knows how to make an entrance. The 'Cold One' singer walked unassumingly on stage Saturday night at Country Jam Colorado, picking the electric intro to 'The Outsiders.' Within moments his band had filed in, preparing for a chorus that was explosive -- literally.

Craig Campbell decided to mix things up at WGNA's third Secret Star Acoustic Jam when he sang a country version of pop singer Lorde's "Royals."

The lines between country and pop music are once again being blurred. Craig Campbell has taken a smash pop hit and made it his own. And his version is pretty awesome.

Craig Campbell has an amazing story to tell, and he does it through his music. Songs like 'Family Man', 'Fish' and his latest single 'Outta My Head' all had some country success, and Craig's hoping his next will be the one that makes him a household name in country music! Check out 'Keep Them Kisses Comin' from Craig Campbell, our Fresh Track of the Day! Craig is also on the ballot to perform at t

Craig Campbell co-wrote the song 'Topless' with his wife Mindy, which might be a surprise to fans who've heard the slightly risque country cut. At live shows, the singer encourages fans to sing along and interpret the lyrics how they like ... to a certain point.