Top 10 Country Songs

1. Need You Now - Lady Antebellum

Need You Now by Lady Antebellum from the album Need You Now

2. Today Was a Fairytale - Taylor Swift

Today Was a Fairytale by Taylor Swift from the album Today Was a Fairytale - Single

3. American Honey - Lady Antebellum

American Honey by Lady Antebellum from the album Need You Now

4. Highway 20 Ride - Zac Brown Band

Highway 20 Ride by Zac Brown Band from the album The Foundation (Deluxe Version)

5. Temporary Home - Carrie Underwood

Temporary Home by Carrie Underwood from the album Play On

6. A Little More Country Than That - Easton Corbin

A Little More Country Than That by Easton Corbin from the album Easton Corbin

7. Hillbilly Bone (feat. Trace Adkins) - Blake Shelton

Hillbilly Bone (feat. Trace Adkins) by Blake Shelton from the album Hillbilly Bone

8. Why Don’t We Just Dance - Josh Turner

Why Don’t We Just Dance by Josh Turner from the album Why Don’t We Just Dance - Single

9. You’ll Think of Me - Keith Urban

You’ll Think of Me by Keith Urban from the album Golden Road

10. The Truth - Jason Aldean

The Truth by Jason Aldean from the album Wide Open

Top 10 Country Albums

Top 10 Country Artists

George Strait

George Strait is less an elder statesman of country than a pure force of nature. The Texas-born traditionalist continues to enjoy an unbelievable run of success that spans two decades of country music. Strait grew up on a ranch, so his cowboy hat is

Taylor Swift

With her homespun charm, curly golden locks, and prodigious gift for songwriting, Taylor Swift is one of the youngest Nashville newcomers to capture a national audience in years. When she was just 16, Swift’s first big single, “Tim McGraw,” peaked at

Kenny Chesney

It took him nearly a decade to get there, but in 2002 Kenny Chesney began his ascent to a Garth Brooks-like status in country music when his blockbuster album No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems rocketed to Number on the country and pop charts and eventu

Rascal Flatts

Cousins Jay DeMarcus and Gary LeVox (born Gary Vernon) both nurtured their dreams of musical stardom while growing up in Ohio. When DeMarcus landed in Chely Wright’s band, he convinced LeVox to quit his job and join him in Nashville. DeMarcus met Joe

Willie Nelson

Willie Nelson was one of the original outlaws of country music, and one of its most influential songwriters. He began playing in the 1960s, writing “Crazy” for Patsy Cline and “Hello Walls” for Faron Young. Nelson’s career as a performer flourished i

Gloriana

Brothers Tom and Mike Gossin formed the earliest incarnation of Gloriana when they moved to North Carolina for college. Schoolwork quickly fell by the wayside when the brothers decided to move to Nashville to pursue their musical ambitions. The twoso

Johnny Cash

You might consider Johnny Cash the original gangster. He sang a song about killing a man “just to watch him die” long before young men began to wear big pants and cap their teeth in gold. His trademark baritone growl and disdainful sneer were the cro

Brad Paisley

Brad Paisley has a bit more going for him than your average Nashville molded hunk-in-a-hat. Before moving to Music City, he was a teenage phenomenon in his native West Virginia. Leading a country band, Paisley sang in a mature voice and played a wick

Sugarland

Country-pop duo Sugarland began as a trio playing in small clubs in Atlanta, Georgia. The trio, Jennifer Nettles, Kristen Hall and Kristian Bush, were all fixtures on the Atlanta scene through various other projects (most notably Bush’s outfit, Billy

Neil Young

Throughout his extraordinary career, Neil Young’s Americana-rooted songwriting has dipped into a staggering variety of styles and tones. With the live Time Fades Away, the spatial On The Beach and the liquid Tonight’s The Night, Neil inadvertently pr