Courtesy of Big Machine RecordsCarly Pearce has gone full scorned ex and criminal in her "Truck on Fire" music video.The visualizer opens with Carly playing a criminal on the run as she evades cops, and gets a "little gas in a small red can" and matches for her blazing endeavor of literally setting her cheating partner's truck on fire.After arriving at his home, Carly wastes no time in executing revenge and bringing the lyrics of her song to life: "Liar, liar, truck on fire/ Flames rolling off of your Goodyear tires/ Burn, burn, you're gonna learn/ Never should've put your lips on her.""Bringing this song to life was so much fun!" Carly says of her video on Instagram. "And driving a vintage red mustang in disguise while eating a popsicle is not easy.""I wrote this song for every girl who has gone through a similar situation and dreams of wreaking havoc on her ex," she adds in a release."Truck on Fire" is the second single off Carly's latest album, hummingbird. Carly's currently on the road on her hummingbird world tour. You can grab tickets now at carlypearce.com.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Disney/Tanner YeagerIf you're trying to catch Bailey Zimmerman on tour this fall, bad news: he's winding down his time on the road.Good news? He's intentionally doing so to hunker down and write and record more new songs for you."I've kind of just been focusing on songs, writing the songs and giving myself time to write more songs since I've been touring so much," Bailey tells ABC Audio. "I'm just going to start writing a bunch of songs and put some out as I go and just keep doing what my stomach tells me to keep doing, you know? Trying to do the thing." Bailey's got a couple more dates in October, including Bank of America Stadium shows on Oct. 19 and Oct. 26 for Morgan Wallen's One Night At A Time Tour, and Luke Combs and Eric Church's Concert For Carolina benefit show. More information, as well as tickets to Bailey's remaining 2024 shows, can be found at baileyzimmermanmusic.com.Bailey's making his way up the country charts with his latest single, "Holy Smokes." On Oct. 18 he'll drop a new track, "Holding On," and you can presave it now. While you wait, check out a snippet on Bailey's TikTok.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Thomas Rhett stopped by National Sawdust in Brooklyn, New York, for a conversation with the Grammy Museum about his career and new album, About A Woman. You can watch the full interview now at watch.grammymuseum.org.Hannah Ellis is releasing a new track, "'90s Country," on Oct. 25. "I’ve been posting about this song for a while now and I’m so excited to share that ''90s Country' officially releases 10/25! This new music is so special to me, I hope you’re loving it as much as I loved making it," Hannah shares on social platform X. "'90s Country" is available for presave now."I Met a Girl" singer William Michael Morgan has enlisted up-and-coming duo Heartwreckers for a new song, "Together We Stand," and you can presave it now.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

ABCMaddie & Tae are hitting the road in the spring for their Love & Light Tour.The five-date trek kicks off April 10 in New York before hitting Chicago, Nashville and Denver, and wrapping May 15 in Los Angeles."We just can’t stay away from your beautiful faces!" Maddie & Tae share on Instagram."Five cities, five magical nights singing songs that are fan favorites and ones that are hot off the press!" the duo adds in a release. "Can’t wait to see y’all!"Presale begins Tuesday before the general sale on Friday. You can find more information at Maddie & Tae's website.Maddie & Tae's six-track What A Woman Can Do EP arrived in September with their latest single, "Heart They Didn't Break."The pair also recently teamed with Dolly Parton, Jessie James Decker and up-and-comer Callie Twisselman on a song called "Gonna Be You."  Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of Sony Music NashvilleDylan Marlowe's longtime dream is finally coming true.The "Boys Back Home" singer will hit the road in 2025 for his headlining Mid-Twenties Crisis Tour."I’ve always dreamed of touring a record and now we finally get to!" Dylan shares on Instagram. "Thank y’all so much for all the love and we’re just getting started, see y’all next year."The first show kicks off Jan. 23 in New York, with stops in Boston, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Lexington, Knoxville and more before wrapping Feb. 15 in an as-yet-undisclosed city. Presale begins Tuesday before the general sale on Friday. You can find the full tour schedule now at dylanmarloweofficial.com.Marlowe's Dylan Scott-assisted "Boys Back Home" is currently approaching the top 20 of the country charts. It's the lead single off Dylan's debut album, Mid-Twenties Crisis, out now.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.