Podcasts about acm entertainer

As predicted on this show, Miranda Lambert is this year's ACM Entertainer of the Year. What state is Miranda from?

On this week’s episode, the sun is shining and so are the independent artists on the countdown! Matt’s top ten takes us back to the most memorable moments in television history and the huge impact they had on America. Brett and the guys step Out of the Nest as they recall the songs of this year’s newly crowned ACM Entertainer of the Year. Make sure you’re following NOCB and all the artists on social media for opportunities to catch a show near you!

Hard to argue with the choice of Luke Bryan as Entertainer of the Year at the ACMs. Ever present on social media, making beer, underwear commercials, and failed corn crops. In today's CMM, Luke says THANK YOU.

Eric told us that his date with Gretchen didn’t get off to a great start because of the restaurant they went to. They ended up going to a different restaurant, but Gretchen told us something about Eric that she didn’t like. Who won the Thursday Three this morning? we chose artists that are nominated to ACM Entertainer of the Year. J.R. picked Luke Combs "One Number Away". Launa picked Luke Bryan "Country Girl (Shake It For Me)". Kevin picked Chris Stapleton "Tennessee Whiskey". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How does Thomas Rhett feel about tieing with Carrie Underwood for last year's ACM Entertainer of the Year???

On Episode 10 of Killer Influence, Alexa Rae and Will Barton interview JoJamie Hahr. JoJamie Hahr is the VP of Marketing at BBR Music Group. JoJamie Hahr has been with BBR Music Group for six years, previously serving as the VP of Promotion at BBR management group before assuming the role of VP of Marketing. Prior to joining the BBR team, JoJamie served as the National Dir. of Field Promotion for The Valory Music Co., after being promoted from Dir. of SE Promotion and Marketing. Her 20 years in the industry includes stops at UMG, WSIX and WWKA. Since taking the helm of the then newly created marketing department at BBR Music Group, she has grown the department into an industry leader. JoJamie oversees brand partnerships and strategic marketing, as well as coordinates marketing efforts for each of the BBR Music Group’s three imprints, including the 2016, 2017 and 2018 ACM Entertainer of the Year, and ACM Artists of the Decade, Jason Aldean, chart-toppers Dustin Lynch, Zac Brown Band and Chase Rice, as well as Randy Houser, Jimmie Allen, Lindsay Ell, LOCASH, Runaway June, and more. JoJamie lead marketing efforts for Blanco Brown’s debut hit “The Git Up”, which claimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart (12 weeks), was the top-selling digital country song in the U.S. (13 weeks) and earned nearly half a BILLION streams worldwide to date.Connect with JoJamie here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jojamieTwitter: https://twitter.com/jojamieFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jojamie

Foy's second guest is four time Grammy winner and 2019 ACM Entertainer of the year Keith Urban. He's the only male Country artist to simultaneously top the charts in the USA, Canada, and Australia, and has had 24 #1 songs. Keith has spent the better part of his life harnessing a deep-seated passion for music—it's plot of his life story, with all its twists and turns. Urban's past collaborations include Billy Gibbons, Buddy Guy, Carrie Underwood, Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, John Mayer, Julia Michaels, Justin Timberlake, Dzeko, Miranda Lambert, Nile Rodgers, Post Malone, Taylor Swift, The Rolling Stones and Vince Gill. But he's never done anything quite like this podcast with Foy Vance, where they touch on topics all over the map. Keith starts out with introducing his precious toy poodle and the chat flows organically from there. He tells Foy about an idol keeping his cool when guitars go missing on tour, and asserts that any version of “Crazy” is a good song. Foy and Keith bat back and forth about vegemite and promite and Keith gives a reading rec—These Truths by Jill Lepore. He spins eternal truths about going out laughing and communing with the dead. Together, the two ask: where would we be without music? Keith's quarantine has already been a busy one: he performed Steve Winwood's “Higher Love” for Lady Gaga's One World: Together at Home broadcast, and he was the first artist to hold a COVID-19 first responder concert at a drive-in movie theater. In the previous life, his last two albums garnered five #1 songs, including “Blue Ain't Your Color,” which won Best Single at the 2017 CMA Awards and Favorite Country Song at the American Music Awards. Besides four Grammy Awards, Keith has won thirteen Country Music Association Awards, fifteen Academy of Country Music Awards, four People's Choice Awards and four American Music Awards. He is also a member of the Grand Ole Opry. But Urban is far more than a musician. He's long supported numerous charities. His “All For The Hall” benefit concerts for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum© have raised over $4.2 million. He is the first Ambassador of the CMA Foundation, an advisory board member at the St. Jude's Children's Hospital and is a longtime supporter of The Mr. Holland's Opus Fund and The Grammy Foundation. Keith Urban's 10th studio album, THE SPEED OF NOW came out on September 14th and is available from wherever you purchase music. This episode was recorded in July 2020. Visit TheVinylSupper.com for more information on this podcast and video series.

Alex takes the lead this episode as the TC boys give their takes on the ACM Entertainer of the Year drama, the ACMs in general, and this week's great new singles and albums. At the end of the episode Alex goes in depth on what has happened lately to the Zac Brown Band as Noah continously zones out because his allergies were bothering him all day. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Stars react to the ACM Entertainer of the Year tie, and we discuss Gwen Stefani's bizarre throwback photo of Blake Shelton (see the picture here.)  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A lot of people were divided on the TIE for ACM Entertainer of the Year between Thomas Rhett and Carrie Underwood. What do you think?

Luke Bryan is one of this year's five nominees for Entertainer of the Year at tonight's (Wednesday, Sept. 16th) ACM Awards. He's taken home the title twice, but Luke says that these days he's satisfied with the nomination. He tells us he's also hopeful that the honor of Entertainer will perhaps go to someone tonight for the very first time.

The first round of performers for the upcoming 55th Academy of Country Music Awards have been announced. The show will take place on September 16 in Nashville for the first time in its history . At the Ryman, Kelsea Ballerini will perform her new single "Hole In The Bottle," Gabby Barrett will share her No. 1 hit, "I Hope" and Maren Morris will perform her latest single "To Hell & Back." Old Dominion will deliver a special medley of their hits, while Thomas Rhett and Jon Pardi perform their hit collaboration, "Beer Can't Fix." Recently announce New Artist of the Year winners, Riley Green and Tenille Townes will also be a part of the lineup at the Ryman. At The Bluebird Cafe will be Jimmie Allen performing "Make Me Want To," Luke Combs singing "Better Together" and Tim McGraw with his recent single "I Called Mama." Miranda Lambert will also perform her hit "Bluebird" with co-writers Luke Dick and Natalie Hemby.  Additional artists performing from the Grand Ole Opry House will be announce in the coming weeks. Hosted by reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year, Keith Urban, the 2020 ACM Awards will air live on CBS at 8 PM ET on September 16. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

ACM Entertainer of the Year Jason Aldean joins us for Weekly Podcast #199

Multi-Grammy award winner Loretta Lynn is an American music legend. The Kentucky native married as a young teenager, moved to Washington State, and had four children by age 20. She poured her energies into life as a homemaker before teaching herself to play guitar and write songs. Her life experiences informed her writing style, which gave voice to the concerns of everyday working class women. She landed a record contract with a regional label and tirelessly promoted her first single, “I’m a Honky Tonk Girl,” to radio stations across the country. The record climbed to #14 on the Billboard country chart, leading to a move to Nashville. After appearing on the Grand Ole Opry and signing a songwriting deal with the Wilburn Brothers’ publishing company she was recruited to Decca Records by legendary producer Owen Bradley. Loretta went on to place more than 75 singles on the Billboard country chart as either a solo artist or as a duet partner with Ernest Tubb or Conway Twitty. More than 50 of those singles hit the Top 10, including 15 #1 hits. Many of her classic songs were self-penned, including “Dear Uncle Sam,” “You Ain’t Woman Enough,” “Don’t Come Home A’ Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ On Your Mind),” “Fist City,” “Your Squaw Is on the Warpath,” “Rated X,” “The Pill,” and “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” which NPR named one of the “100 Most Significant Songs of the Century.” She has received a combined 21 awards from the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music, including the ACM’s Artist of the Decade Award in 1979, the Pioneer Award in 1994, and the Crystal Milestone Award in 2014. She became the first female to win CMA Entertainer of the Year honors in 1972 and became the first female ACM Entertainer of the Year in 1975. She was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1983, the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1988, and the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2008. She received Kennedy Center Honors in 2003, earned the prestigious BMI Icon award in 2004, took home a Grammy Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2010, and was presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2013. She has sold more than 45 million records worldwide, was the first woman in country music to receive a certified Gold album, and has been a member of the Grand Ole Opry for nearly 55 years.  

Episode 127 - Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, George Strait, or Taylor Swift… who will be the ACM Entertainer of the Year? In Episode 127 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, we discuss the probability that Taylor Swift will prevail against the nominees. Taylor lost the award last year to Luke Bryan, but that doesn’t mean she will lose again this year! Let us know what you think of our theories and be sure to watch the ACMs next Sunday, April 6th, at 8/7c on CBS. Enjoy! Highlights from Episode 127 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion – ACM Predictions: Who Will Be Entertainer of the Year?: - We rank Taylor’s chances of winning EOTY against Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, and George Strait based on the points brought up at Taste of County. - Blake Shelton sure entertains on The Voice, but we consider those viewers passive, and thus less likely to vote. - Could Luke Bryan beat Taylor? Honestly, he might “crash her party.” - Miranda might win Female Vocalist of the Year, but definitely not EOTY. - George Strait: Entertainer of the Year or Entertainer of a Lifetime? Fun fact: He hasn’t won EOTY since Taylor Swift was born. - Remember to vote for Taylor daily at VoteACM.com Other Topics: - Sami visits the “Who’s Taylor Swift Anyway?” art exhibit in Brooklyn, New York. - Continue to vote for Taylor for the first ever iHeartRadio Music Awards at iheartradio.com/awards. - You know you’re a Swifty when your parents ask you “What did Taylor Swift do today?” and you actually know the answer…

We kick off another Inside Music Row with the mention of Luke Bryan.  The rigning ACM Entertainer of the Year is putting the finishing touches on his fourth studio album.  Look for the project to be released this August.  Up next is the Zac Brown Band as they have been venturing into the food and beverage industry, and you can now find the goup featured on limited-edition cans of Landshark Lager.  By "blipping" the Landshark can using the blippar app on smart phones, fans will get exclusive content of the Zac Brown Band.  Up next is the Grammy winning vocalist Jason Crabb as he has just released his first children's book "One God, One You."  Check out JaseCrabb.com for more information.  For the first time in its 87 year history, Nashville's 650 AM WSM is releasing a compilation of live, in-station performances.  "Live from the Archives of 650 AM WSM Volume One" will be available on CD, vinyl, and digitally when it's released June 25th.  The project includes clips from Vince Gill, Reba McEntire, Ralph Emery, the late George Jones, and many more.  Up next we mention The Grand Ole Opry as it will be moving into the 21st Century with a new iPad app.  The app offers audio streaming, along with many extras, including "Opry By The Numbers," a Sodoku-themed game full of fun facts and trivia.  Finally, we go Inside The Song with Sony ATV's Tom Luteran to hear about Blake Shelton's number one hit "Honey Bee."