Chase Rice

New Music Monday is quickly becoming my new favorite day of the week. Now, Mondays usually have a bad rap, but here is my jams to get you to the weekend, and keep you off your ex's Facebook page at work.

Kelsea Ballerini's worst kiss involved braces. Lauren Alaina's involved her brother, but not in the way you're thinking.

The week before Christmas brings you another edition of Jay's Monday Jams. This week we have two brand new songs and of course a country classic. Let's make this week a little easier with a few song to listen to at your desk.

Chase Rice is hungry for the success he experienced with his last release, and he feels he's created his next celebratory project.

From his spirit animal to the Spice Girls in seconds flat, Chase Rice is clearly a dynamic individual and he bares it all in Last Question.

Chase Rice recently gave one young fan a day he'll never forget, and even if he does, it's captured in the "Three Chords & the Truth" video.

Chase Rice has signed to BBR Music Group's Broken Bow Records.

Luke Combs' North Carolina roots run deep within his passion for music.

Chase Rice has said that "Everybody We Know Does" is "one-hundred percent me," and his music video for the song exemplifies just this.

Some of country music's biggest names got out on the gridiron before they made it big in music.

Chase Rice is headed back on the road this fall with his Everybody We Know Does Tour. The tour kicks off Sept. 8 in New Haven, Conn., and borrows its name from Rice's new single, which was written by Jeremy Bussey and Travis Denning. “I drove out to my farm, put it on my ’85 Silverado speakers that don’t sound great and listened to it...

D'awwww!

The 2016 ACM Awards are Sunday (April 3), and the award show's presenters have been revealed.

Chase Rice has announced his Back to College Tour, launching in April of 2016.