Jerry Holthouse

Music editor for Nashville.com. Jerry Holthouse is a content writer, songwriter and a graphic designer. He owns and runs Holthouse Creative, a full service creative agency. He is an avid outdoorsman and a lover of everything music. You can contact him at JerryHolthouse@Nashville.com

Red Bull Jukebox Nashville Adds Kameron Marlowe And Cassidy Daniels To 2026 Lineup

Red Bull Jukebox Nashville Adds Kameron Marlowe And Cassidy Daniels To 2026 Lineup

Red Bull Jukebox Nashville is giving fans even more say in this year’s show, adding country standouts Kameron Marlowe and Cassidy Daniels to the 2026 lineup alongside headliner Max McNown. The one-of-a-kind “show of your choice” returns to The Pinnacle in Nashville on Saturday, November 7, with Daniels opening the …

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Americana Honors & Awards Set For The Ryman September 16

The Americana Music Association is bringing some of the biggest names in roots music to Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium on September 16 for the 25th annual Americana Honors & Awards. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. CT, with the ceremony beginning at 6:30 p.m. CT. The milestone celebration will feature performances …

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The Gatlin Brothers Announce Farewell Celebration Tour

The Gatlin Brothers Announce Farewell Celebration Tour

After more than seven decades of music, memories and milestones, legendary GRAMMY Award-winning country group The Gatlin Brothers—Larry, Steve and Rudy—are preparing to say farewell to the road with their Farewell Celebration Tour. The brothers will bring the celebration to Middle Tennessee for two special nights at the Franklin Theatre …

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Dylan Scott Celebrates Two No. 1 Hits

Dylan Scott Celebrates Two No. 1 Hits

ASCAP and BMI recently brought Nashville’s music community together at Commons Club at the Virgin Hotels Nashville to celebrate two chart-topping hits from Curb Records artist Dylan Scott: “This Town’s Been Too Good to Us” and “What He’ll Never Have.” The celebration brought together Scott’s family, friends, songwriters, producers and …

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Kenny Chesney Tops 4th Week at No. 1 On MusicRow Chart

Kenny Chesney Tops 4th Week at No. 1 On MusicRow Chart

Kenny Chesney’s “Carry On” has now spent four weeks at No. 1 on MusicRow’s CountryBreakout Radio Chart, which represents a broad cross-section of non-reporting country radio stations. At the same time, “Carry On” is climbing into the Top 5 at country radio. “To me, I try to make music for …

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Cut The Cord to Make Nashville Debut At The End

Cut The Cord to Make Nashville Debut At The End

Florida-based pop-punk band Cut the Cord. is bringing its emotionally charged brand of rock to Nashville for the first time, with the rising band set to make its Music City debut at The End on Saturday, October 3. Built around explosive guitars, massive hooks and brutally honest songwriting, Cut the …

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CMA Awards Nominees To Be Revealed September 10

The road to Country Music’s Biggest Night officially gets underway September 10, when the Country Music Association reveals the nominees for the 60th Annual CMA Awards. The 2026 CMA Awards nomination announcement will begin in New York City, where Good Morning America’s Lara Spencer will reveal a selection of categories …

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LISTEN: Jenny Tolman Releases Music City Mutt

LISTEN: Jenny Tolman Releases Music City Mutt

Nashville native Jenny Tolman is back with a brand-new collection of heart, humor and honky-tonk. The singer-songwriter has released her highly anticipated third studio album, Music City Mutt, available today. The 15-track album finds Tolman doing what she does best—turning everyday characters, heartbreak, family, chaos and joy into memorable country …

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Carly Pearce Releases Fifth Studio Album

Carly Pearce Releases Fifth Studio Album

Carly Pearce enters a new chapter with the release of her fifth studio album, Honest Woman, available today via BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville. The 16-track collection finds the Kentucky native embracing every version of herself—past, present and future—through deeply personal storytelling, vulnerability, humor and a growing sense of confidence. Co-produced …

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