Country Christmas 2026: New Albums, Tours, and TV Specials Announced

The holiday season of 2026 promises a rich tapestry of country music celebrations. New albums and EPs from established stars and rising talents will join annual traditions and extensive touring schedules, offering fans numerous ways to experience festive cheer through music. From family-focused releases to star-studded television specials, the country music world is embracing the spirit of Christmas.

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1972 Country Classics: Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, and Charley Pride

The year 1972 marked a pivotal moment in country music, producing timeless hits that continue to define the genre. Artists like Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, and Charley Pride released songs that captured the hearts of millions, solidifying their legacies and influencing generations of musicians. These tracks, fifty-four years later, still evoke a sense of joy and connection for listeners worldwide.

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Tim McGraw’s “Please Remember Me” – A Rodney Crowell Original

Tim McGraw’s 1999 chart-topping single “Please Remember Me” became a defining song of his career, resonating with millions of fans. The track, known for its emotional depth and McGraw’s signature delivery, cemented its place in country music history. However, the song’s journey to McGraw’s album, “A Place in the Sun,” began years earlier with another esteemed country artist. Its true origins lie with a prolific songwriter and performer who first brought the composition to life.

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Tracy Lawrence: 90s Country Was Wilder Than Mötley Crüe

Tracy Lawrence, a prominent voice in 90s country music, recently offered a provocative comparison, stating that the era’s Nashville scene could outmatch the legendary rock band Mötley Crüe in terms of wild anecdotes. Lawrence, currently on his extensive 2026 “No Alibis Tour,” hinted at a trove of untold stories from his early career that, if fully revealed, could “end careers.” This assertion from the veteran artist provides a glimpse into the less-publicized aspects of country music history, suggesting a vibrant, unbridled period behind the scenes. His comments resonate with fans who reca…

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WBE’s “The Champions” Tournament: Pro Anglers Vie for Record $1.25 Million Prize

The inaugural “The Champions” tournament, organized by World Bass Enterprises (WBE), is set to redefine competitive bass fishing. From October 28 to November 1, 2026, 60 elite anglers will converge on Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville, Tennessee, vying for a record-setting $1.25 million top prize from a total purse exceeding $3.25 million. This event brings together the best from the Bassmaster Elite Series and Major League Fishing’s Bass Pro Tour, alongside two sweepstakes winners, promising a high-stakes competition.

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