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"All you country boys saying you know how to treat a woman right? Only a woman knows how to treat a woman right," Chappell Roan declared while performing her new song for the first time on Saturday Night Live.
Welcome to the family!
20 years later, the country music artist pays homage to his iconic out-and-proud little Billy Fancy Pants.
The hit album is much more than simply a genre detour for the superstar.
Beyoncé has already made history in the music industry, now she's the first Black woman to top Billboard’s country chart.
The acclaimed songwriter would be the first gay man to win Songwriter of the Year at the pretegious awards.
Rascal Flatts guitarist Joe Don Rooney has broken his silence in the public eye by addressing rumors claiming that he is transgender and transitioning.
The Country music icon sent a bejeweled guitar to Austin-based drag performer Brigitte Bandit, marking a powerful gesture of allyship and recognition for the LGBTQ+ community.
Chapman is the first Black woman to win song of the year.
Following his viral sensation “Good Lookin’,” Dixon Dallas releases a new anthem of unapologetic queer, raunchy desire.
T.J. Osborne and boyfriend Abi Ventura shined on the CMA red carpet just before the Brothers Osborne secured another historic win.
Local concerns over the artist’s sexuality spurred Adam Mac's withdrawal, sparking community reactions against discrimination.
Unapologetic and unpredictable: Dixon Dallas opens up about his meteoric rise and shattering norms.
Brothers Osborne's upcoming self-titled record is their most personal yet.
Congratulations to Herndon and Alex Schwartz!
Regardless of whether he’s actually gay or not, his music about gay experiences is a perpetual earworm.
“Call him ‘Daddy’ while I holler man, that boy so damn good looking,” a portion of the lyrics go.
The video for "In Your Love" was released back in July.
The star made the announcement on his Instagram page.
“Everybody’s got their opinions. But inclusiveness is always going to be me,” the country music star said.
The country music star said his bar will "serve every kind of beer."
