Nationally,
2018 was a good year overall for country music. Newer artists like Luke
Combs, Kane Brown and Brett Young continued to dominate the sales
charts. Many established national artists had large tours playing to
near capacity and sold-out shows around the country.
Brian Fowler announced on his social media pages that he is no longer the co-host of the WGAR 99.5FM Morning Show.
Fowler and LeeAnn Sommers were partners on the country radio station since May of 2011, when he filled the spot that was previously held by Tim Leary. The Parma resident...Read More »
Mark Leach has a lot to celebrate at his album release party tomorrow night at The Goodyear Theater in Akron. His new project, Where I Wanna Be was released last Friday and has been a hit with fans and critics, alike. But, it also made it’s way to #6 on the...Read More »
The Country Jam celebrates it’s 27th year on Saturday, August 18 with some of the biggest names in country music, as well as, up and coming stars. The event has become a tradition for Northeast Ohio and this year’s event takes place at it’s longest tenured home at the Cuyahoga...Read More »
The Battle For The Jam Finals were held at Thirsty Cowboy on July 26 and Wreck’n was named as this year’s winning band. They will be performing throughout the day at the Thirsty Cowboy Pavilion at the WGAR Country Jam on Saturday, August 18 at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds in...Read More »
The WGAR Country Jam is Saturday, August 18 at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds in Berea, Ohio and we’ve got a chance for you to WIN your way in to the show! This year’s Jam Features Jake Owen with Chris Janson, Tyler Farr, Jordan Davis, Jillian Jacqueline, Jimmie Allen, The Caliber...Read More »
It’s contest time and we’re giving you a chance to WIN your way in to the Sandusky Shores MusicFest on Saturday, August 18 at Sports Force Parks in Sandusky.
The event features Cassadee Pope, Matt Stillwell, Jessica Hannan, Christian Kaser and Nashville songwriters Lynn Hutton, Brent Anderson and Tammi Kidd.
The WGAR Battle For The Jam – FINALS will take place this Thursday, July 26 at Thirsty Cowboy with Wreck’n and County Line competing for this year’s title. The two local country acts had the highest scores during the preliminary rounds of the competition at the Medina country venue.
In a recent WKYC Channel 3 report they reveal more about the highly anticipated Rascal Flatts Restaurant in Cleveland that was originally announced over 2 years ago and was expected to be opening this month.
The news station states that a representative for the Flats East Bank development says a previously...Read More »
Dusty Armadillo has a long history of hosting sold out shows from Eric Church, Chase Rice and Craig Morgan and last year local favorite Chris Kraft equaled the fete with his show for a capacity crowd. In doing so, Kraft became the only local artist to ever sell out the...Read More »
The Battle For The Jam will see six bands compete for a spot at this year’s WGAR Country Jam at the Thirsty Cowboy Saloon and a Main Stage appearance at the event in 2019. The competition begins on Thursday, July 5 at Thirsty Cowboy in Medina and preliminary rounds continue...Read More »