Clear 99 Blogs

Country Music Hall of Famer Charlie Daniels passed away this morning (7/6).

Netflix has announced that season 4 will be the LAST for Ozark!

It’s the title of his new album, and the song has a really neat story to go with it!

In honor of the return of Yellowstone this weekend, I made a list of my top 5 Costner things.

We talked to Luke in 2010, right before a show at The Blue Note!

With many cutbacks happening locally, we’re compiling a list of places that are hiring. 

Luke’s new song works on your heartstrings.

Lady Antebellum have officially changed their name to Lady A, so they are dropping the word “antebellum” due to its association with slavery.

Latest update on this year’s Missouri State Fair. 

Normally, I don’t pay much attention to claims that an artist has swiped someone else’s music because people have been sampling music from each other since the beginning of… well, music. Though this one is pretty darn similar. 

Marriage ain’t easy. Carrie Underwood and her husband Mike Fisher recently sat down with producers from the website I Am Second to explore their relationship and what makes it work. 

A look back at an interview from 2012, before they hit it big.

Kane has released a song that speaks to unity and equality.

Zimmer Communications and the Kansas City Chiefs announce multiyear agreement in mid-Missouri.

Surprisingly enough, it was inspired by a “Mississippi Girl” who is married to another country music superstar. 

This is what I shared on the radio Monday morning, and more on the book I recommended.

Looks like Morgan Wallen had a little too much fun after our Clear Country Concert last weekend. 

As someone who has relatives who are active in the military, Carly Pearce realizes that when you volunteer to serve our country, it’s a decision that affects the entire family. As this Memorial Day weekend draws closer, Carly says she’s very grateful for these brave men and women, and their families. …

Rascal Flatts has cancelled their 2020 Farewell Life Is A Highway Tour, which was supposed to include a stop in St. Louis this summer.

Thomas Rhett is postponing his 2020 Center Point Road Tour until 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic. The tour originally included a stop at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in St. Louis on Friday, July 17th.