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Yes, Luke Bryan Worries About His Mom on Instagram Talking to Jimmy Kimmel on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Bryan spent quite a bit of time explaining his mothers social media posts, particularly this one, where shes in a hot tub inviting her Insta-friends to a spa day with her: Bryan — who is dropping the deluxe version of his  Born Here, Live Here, Die Here album on Friday (April 9) — says that photo and video combo irritated him because he has his own beer brand, but shes crushing Bud Lights i...

It's one of six new songs on the deluxe edition of 'Born Here, Live Here, Die Here'.

… “‘Down To One’ is a real, like, typical song of mine that you’d kind of expect from me from the years. it just sounds like a big old hit. The guy and the girl out there, in the middle of nowhere enjoying a moment together, a romantic moment, and I always feel like you gotta have those on an album.” “Down to One” was Luke’s 24 th No. 1 hit, you can find it on his “Born Here, Live Here, Die Here album. Maren Morris says one of her biggest inspirations will always be Sheryl ...

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/PRNewswire/ -- "If I Die Heres What I Meant" is a new best-selling poetry book from Ryan Truax. Truax chronicles his journey where he began as an athlete and...

Luke Bryan has a little bit of new coming coming this spring.

Luke Bryan wasted no time sharing some of his new music: Just a few hours after announcing the forthcoming deluxe version of his 2020 album  Born Here, Live Here, Die Here, the country superstar released one of its newly added songs, "Country Does." "Country Does" is an mid-tempo track about small-town life with vaguely Dr. Seuss-like, tongue-twister lyrics in its verses. Bryan previewed the track for fans during a Thursday evening (Feb. 4) livestream, before dropping the studio version of t...

It's just about the way I was brought up ... It's just about my small-town way of life, Bryan says of the brand-new song.

BLM graffiti found on Madison County Historical Museum building The Intelligencer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 The Madison County Historical Society learned Friday morning that one of its buildings at 715 N. Main Street in Edwardsville was tagged with “BLM” graffiti.Courtesy of Madison County Historical MuseumShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Cleanup began Friday morning after one of the Madison County Historical Society buildings in Edwardsville was apparently tagged with “BLM” graffiti.Courtesy of...