Big Loud Records' new artist Kashus Culpepper has dropped a cinematic music video for his haunting heartbreak number, "After Me." "I'm a huge fan of movies," says Kashus. "Really love the art of it all – which is why it was important for my first video to incorporate elements of my favorite films and music videos."Ryan Larkins has shared a snippet of an unreleased and as-yet-untitled new song. The reflective, life-inspired number offers the lyrics: "But time has a way of changing things as it marches on/ Then you grow up/ Then you know what/ Something in you shows up/ That you thought you left behind/ Right there and then you find/ You never outgrew it/ There's more to it/ Than the old two-lane that runs through it/ That nowhere town and all those memories with it/ One day you leave/ Then one day you blink/ And you miss it."Maggie Rose was on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday to perform "No One Gets Out Alive," the title track of her Grammy-nominated new album. If you missed her performance, you can rewatch it now on YouTube. Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of MCA NashvilleParker McCollum is giving you a glimpse of "What Kinda Man" he is in his latest music video.The action-packed visualizer opens with him covering his torn and tattered T-shirt with an overshirt as he enters a dive bar to play a round of pool. Looking a little sus, it seems?"There he is. You want to break?" Parker gets asked, to which he responds, "Of course I want to break," before aiming to break the rack."Welcome back, kid," an elderly man tells Parker. Turning to look at him, McCollum replies, "Yeah, something like that."The video then begins picking up steam, switching frames between Parker's performance scenes and his racing through town in his car, bringing the song's lyric "wilder than a bat out of hell, off the rails and blazin' through town" to life.Of course, speeding comes with consequences — in Parker's case, having multiple cop cars chase after him.Oh, and since "What Kinda Man" is a love song, Parker's wife, Hallie Ray, also makes a little cameo."Excited for y'all to see this one! Working with [director] Dustin Haney has been such an incredible creative partnership," Parker says of his music video. "He has such a great eye for what I'm trying to accomplish and always over delivers.""This video for 'What Kinda Man' was a whole lot of fun to make and I hope y'all enjoy it," Parker adds."What Kinda Man" is the lead single from Parker's forthcoming new album and is currently in the top 40 of the country charts.Parker's What Kinda Man Tour kicks off Jan. 23 in Athens, Georgia. Tickets are available now at parkermccollum.com.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Disney/Frank MicelottaElla Langely is bringing newcomers Carter Faith, Meg McRee and Taylor Hunnicutt to open for her sold-out Still Hungover Tour.And that's not all.She's also dropped VIP upgrades for existing ticket holders, and that includes photo opportunities with Ella, a preshow hang, signed items and other perks.Ella's Still Hungover Tour kicks off Jan. 23 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and wraps April 26 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She'll also begin opening for her "You Look Like You Love Me" duet partner Riley Green on March 27 for his Damn Country Music Tour.You can find tickets and Ella's full tour schedule at ellalangley.com.Ella's new single, "Weren't for the Wind," is now at country radio.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Jason StoltzfusCody Johnson has dropped a new visualizer for "I'm Gonna Love You," and it's a special one.The video features never-before-seen BTS footage of Cody and Carrie Underwood recording their duet together in the studio and sharing chats outside the vocal booth. "From the moment I heard this song, I heard Carrie’s voice on it," Cody recalled in an earlier interview. "It was a nonnegotiable for me; either we sing it together, or I wouldn’t sing it at all. It’s that special to me."Carrie shared the same sentiments, adding, "From the time I first heard his voice, I knew Cody had something special.""Working with Carrie has been an absolute pleasure," said Cody, who's also been a longtime Carrie Underwood fan. "She’s not only one hell of a singer, but she’s a class act all the way around. It warms my heart to work with someone who’s seen so much success in their career and they’re still so down to earth.""I'm Gonna Love You" is currently approaching the top 10 of the country charts. You can find it on Cody's latest album, Leather Deluxe Edition, out now.Cody's readying to hit Newark, Charlottesville and St. Louis on the next stops of his ongoing Leather Deluxe Tour. You can find a full list of dates and grab tickets at codyjohnsonmusic.com.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

ABCTim McGraw is headlining the first-ever, all-day and one-night-only concert this summer at the iconic Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa.The U.S. Concert Agency and StubHub announced the news Thursday, adding in a press release that additional opening acts for the concert — set to take place Aug. 30 — will be shared in the coming weeks.Field of Dreams is a 193-acre farm where the 1989 baseball movie Field of Dreams, written and directed by Phil Alden Robinson and starring Kevin Costner, was filmed.Making the concert even more special, it's being held on what would have been the 81st birthday of Tim's father, Tug McGraw, a World Series champ who played for the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies.Tickets for the concert will be available starting Jan. 20 for presale before a general sale starts Jan. 24. There are general admission tickets and two levels of VIP packages.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.