Erika Goldring/Getty ImagesLee Brice is covering Trace Adkins' "Til the Last Shot's Fired" with the help of Dolly Parton and newcomer Scott Hasting.The "Rumor" singer's collaborative rendition arrives Oct. 18 and is available for presave now.Lee shared the news with fans on Instagram alongside a clip of his acoustic-leaning, emotional cover, which pays tribute to the military and fallen soldiers."Til the Last Shot's Fired" first arrived in 2008 on Trace's album X and was later rereleased as the title track of his The Definitive Greatest Hits: 'Til the Last Shot's Fired collection in 2010.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Disney/Tanner YeagerKelsea Ballerini's riding straight to the release day of PATTERNS with a new song, "First Rodeo."Accompanied by a dreamy music video, the tune offers a candid look at Kelsea's love life, from getting married to being divorced and then falling in love again with her current boyfriend, Chase Stokes."I rode off into the sunset/ The red dust hadn't been kicked up yet/ Thought I knew all of the ropes/ Thought I could ride like a pro/ Never knew I'd have a round two/ I fell off, babe, but I found you/ Take my heart, but take it slow/ 'Cause this ain't my first rodeo," Kelsea reflects in the chorus."Listen, there’s a reality that an inner monologue post public breakup is, 'I feel washed up on the heart front. I feel like I don’t know how to do this anymore,'" she says. "But at the end of the day, choosing love is bigger, and the honesty of saying please take it slow and be patient with me can actually be a beautiful and connective moment.""'First Rodeo' encapsulates that conversation, and more so, that decision within self to be vulnerable and open and allowing the hope of it all to seep back in," adds Kelsea, who co-wrote the track with Little Big Town's Karen Fairchild and more."First Rodeo" is the latest preview of Kelsea's forthcoming album, PATTERNS, which includes the earlier released "Two Things," "Sorry Mom" and "Cowboys Cry Too" with Noah Kahan. The 15-track record is set for arrival Oct. 25.Here's the full track list for PATTERNS:"Patterns""Sorry Mom""Baggage""First Rodeo""Nothing Really Matters""How Much Do You Love Me""Two Things""We Broke Up""WAIT!""Beg for Your Love""Deep""Cowboys Cry Too (with Noah Kahan)""I Would, Would You""This Time Last Year""Did You Make It Home? (outro)" Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Art Streiber/NBCDan + Shay's long-awaited Christmas album is arriving very, very soon. The Grammy-winning duo announced that their debut holiday record, It’s Officially Christmas: The Double Album, is dropping Friday. It'll contain 21 songs and feature yuletide classics such as "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year," "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" and "Silent Night," as well as fresh originals including "Save the Snowman" and "Blame It on Santa.""This project has been a decade in the making, and we are so proud of every single note. We truly leaned into our love for the holiday season and think we found some magic in these songs," Dan + Shay share with fans on Instagram. "Our hope is that you are able to enjoy + share that same magic with your loved ones for years to come.""As always, thank you for continuing to believe in us and allowing us to live our dream," they add. "We’re grateful for you, and we’re grateful for Christmas!"It’s Officially Christmas: The Double Album is available for preorder and presave now. Signed LPs and CDs can also be purchased at their merch store.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of Justin MrusekNewcomer Jason Morgan has his biggest hit so far as an artist with "Friends Like That," which features Jason Aldean.So just how tight are the two musical collaborators?"We're pretty close," John tells ABC Audio. "We're not best friends or buddy-buddies, but we do hang out and, you know, work has us hanging out a lot in the last couple months.""You know, technically he's my co-label-head," John points out, "so he's involved in a lot of the business side of things. So yeah, we see [each other] a lot.""We text a lot, you know, b.s. over text threads and stuff," he adds, going on to call the "Whiskey Drink" hitmaker "just a good dude" and "a very down-to-earth guy."The rapport does really come in handy since he's dealing with one of his bosses."No b.s. from that guy. I can tell you that much," John says of Jason. "He's very straightforward and blunt, and I respect him for that a lot, you know?""Especially if we are talking business, I don't have to guess what he's thinking, right?" he laughs. "So it's definitely helpful."It's worth pointing out that John's certainly earned his keep as a songwriter, as well, having written number ones for Jason like "Trouble with a Heartbreak" and "If I Didn't Love You," as well as Jason's current single.    Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Scotty McCreery and the Grand Ole Opry are teaming up to help those affected by Hurricane Helene. For every ticket sold for the Oct. 16 and Dec. 5 shows featuring the North Carolina native, they'll give $5 to the Red Cross to help the effort. You can check out a preview of Chris Janson's new track, "Cheap," on his socials. Though he doesn't nail down a date, the "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get" hitmaker says it'll be out soon.Rosanne Cash will be honored with a new exhibit titled Time Is a Mirror at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Showcasing her 40-year career, the tribute will open Dec. 5 and run through March 2026.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.