Brantley Gilbert and Ashley Cooke were on The Kelly Clarkson Show recently to perform their single, "Over When We're Sober." If you missed their performance, you can watch it now on YouTube.The late Toby Keith's team has dropped some new cups and sauces perfect for your next barbecue and gathering. "@TobyKPremium, the brand Toby was developing prior to his passing, launched last month and the Big Daddy Cups and Getcha Sum Sauces are proving to be big hits. They make the perfect holiday gifts, so stock up now!" a post shared on Toby's social platform X says. You can check them out now at tobykeithpremium.com.Kelsea Ballerini was on NBC's Sunday Sitdown recently to chat with host Willie Geist about new album PATTERNS, "Cowboys Cry Too," early days in Nashville, achieving success and Tuesday's Madison Square Garden show. If you missed the interview, you can watch it on YouTube. Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Scott Olson/Getty ImagesChris Janson's set to drop his new song, "Cheap," on Friday.The "Buy Me a Boat" singer announced it on socials after several teaser clips of the track, which chronicles his heartfelt reflection on life. "When's the last time you found five minutes crumpled up on the street/ Or poured a little cash in the hourglass bought you back one week/ You can stack up the green down at the bank/ But let me tell you friend/ You ain't as rich as you think/ When you're down to your last heartbeat/ Time makes money looks cheap," Chris sings in the chorus."Cheap" is available for presave now.Chris' latest single, "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get," is currently in the top 30 and ascending the country charts.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Mat Hayward/Getty ImagesDylan Scott enlisted his 1-year-old son, Barron, to announce some exciting music news.Dylan's new track, "Country Till I Die," will arrive Dec. 6.He shared the news with fans on socials Monday via a video while holding Barron on his lap."I'm not telling 'em. You tell 'em," the "Can't Have Mine" singer tells his infant, before hiding behind Barron's head and moving his mouth like he's sharing the news."'Country Till I Die' comes out on December the 6th. Go use the link in the bio now to presave it," Dylan announced, before dancing and singing along to the anthemic tune with Barron on the kitchen floor.You can watch the full video on social platform X and presave "Country Till I Die" now.Dylan's current single, "This Town's Been Too Good to Us," and his Dylan Marlowe-assisted song, "Boys Back Home," are #25 and #17 on the country charts. Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of Warner Music NashvilleDan + Shay have taken a no-frills approach for their rendition of "Silent Night.""Silent Night is truly one of our favorite recordings we've ever done.  Just our two voices, completely a cappella, harmonizing as if we were standing together in a cathedral on Christmas Eve," Dan + Shay share in an email newsletter to fans, promoting its accompanying newly released music video."We're really proud of the way this one turned out," they add. "Hopefully you love it as much as we do."You can find "Silent Night" and more holiday tracks on It’s Officially Christmas: The Double Album, out now.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of Robby KleinIt's the start of something new for Drew Baldridge.The "She's Somebody's Daughter" hitmaker has released his new single, "Tough People," and teamed with BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville to promote it. The Nashville-based label is home to Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Jason Aldean and other country stars.Written with Luke Combs, Jordan Walker and Adam Sanders, "Tough People" is an ode to the everyday heroes, including first responders, soldiers, single moms and blue-collar workers."Our world is full of tough people fighting to stay ahead every day. But for me, it’s my story about not giving up on my dreams," says Drew."I had to risk everything to make 'She’s Somebody’s Daughter' a hit," he shares. "It was definitely a tough time for me, but our team kept our heads down, worked hard, and pulled out a win—hard work pays off, good beats evil, and tough times make tough people."Drew also added an extra personal touch to "Tough People" by returning to his hometown of Patoka, Illinois, to film its music video.You can watch the visualizer now on YouTube.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.