Megan Moroney Drops Flirty New Anthem “Wish I Didn’t” Ahead of Cloud 9 Megan Moroney is officially in her Cloud 9 era — and she’s having fun with it. The MULTI-PLATINUM hitmaker just released her new single “Wish I Didn’t,” a playful, warning-shot country-pop anthem that leans equal parts confidence, charm, and sharp-tongued honesty. The track marks the third preview from Moroney’s upcoming third studio album Cloud 9 , due out February 20. Written by Moroney alongside Emily Weisband, Hillary Lindsey, and Luke Laird, “Wish I Didn’t” finds her sizing up a walking red flag and laying down the rules before feelings get too real. It’s breezy, bold, and packed with lines that remind listeners exactly why Moroney has mastered the art of turning heartbreak into hits. Produced by Kristian Bush, the song bursts with stacked vocals, punchy rhythms, and glossy guitar tones — a high-energy country-pop moment built for repeat listens. The accompanying music video raises the stakes even h...
New Year, New Era: Hello 2026 The lights are flickering back on here at Boston Country Hub , and I’ll be honest — the spark that pulled me back wasn’t resolution season or a burst of productivity. It was the music . Something about all these new artists rolling through Boston, the fresh albums dropping, the surprise tour announcements, the way this city suddenly feels louder and twangier again… it made me want to come back here and write. It reminded me why I started this space in the first place. Country music has a way of waking up parts of you that go quiet for a while. So here I am, dusting off the porch, sweeping off the welcome mat, and stepping back into this little corner of the internet with a full heart and a fresh cup of coffee. As we head into 2026 , here’s what I’m looking forward to: • More live shows and new voices coming through town • Road trips, concerts, and the stories that happen in between • The everyday Boston moments that feel a little country if yo...
Some legends stand under the spotlight. Others make sure the spotlight turns on at all. On April 27, 2025, Willie Nelson Presents: King of the Roadies will make its world premiere at the Dallas International Film Festival , telling the true story of one of country music’s most unsung heroes: Benjamin H. Dorcy III , better known as “Lovey.” Lovey wasn’t just a roadie. He was the roadie. Widely recognized as the world’s first, and oldest, roadie, Dorcy helped pioneer an entire profession that most fans never think about but every artist depends on. His life unfolded behind stages, on tour buses, and across endless highways, quietly holding the music together while history was being made onstage. Produced and presented by Willie Nelson , the documentary has been 16 years in the making and arrives as a heartfelt tribute to the people who keep the show on the road without asking for applause. “It’s one thing to have a bunch of good ideas,” Willie Nelson says in the film, “but to...
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