Country singer Ashley McBryde is taking "a few weeks" off from touring due to personal reasons.

Country singer Ashley McBryde is taking "a few weeks" off from touring due to personal reasons.

"Thank you all for the well wishes. For personal reasons, Ashley will not be performing for a few weeks," her team announced on social media. "We will share more details regarding when she will be back on the road as soon as they become available, but she wants you to know that she loves you all and misses you and will be back soon stronger than ever!"

McBryde recently performed at Naomi Judd's public memorial service in May and at CMA Fest in June. She was also set to be part of The Judds' reconfigured reunion tour. In July, McBryde was scheduled to appear at a few festival and open for Dierks Bentley's tour.

Last September, McBryde had postponed a few concerts due to injuries caused during a horseback riding accident in Montana. McBryde had revealed that she fell off a horse and landed on her head, resulting in a concussion and the need for stitches.

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Country music duo Maddie & Tae recently dropped a new single, "Every Night Every Morning."

Country music duo Maddie & Tae recently dropped a new single, "Every Night Every Morning."

The song was written by Maddie & Tae along with Jonathan Singleton and Brock Berryhill, while the track was produced by Derek Wells and Jimmy Robbins.

"Every Night Every Morning" is the first look at Maddie & Tae's upcoming project Through The Madness Vol. 2, due out this year.

The eight-song Through the Madness Vol. 1, which dropped back in January, featured Morgane Stapleton and Lori McKenna. All tracks were written by Maddie Font and Taylor Kerr.

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Kip Moore recently dropped a new rock-influenced country song, "Fire on Wheels," his first song of the year.

Kip Moore recently dropped a new rock-influenced country song, "Fire on Wheels," his first song of the year.

The song, which is his first original release since "Good Life" dropped in 2021, was co-written and co-produced by Moore and The Cadillac Three's Jaren Johnston.

"I'm talkin' Alabama, New Orleans to Mississippi Chicago, where the girls are so Windy City pretty / Up to Maine, to the plains, to the Midwest fields / Out to California with some fire on wheels / 'Cause everybody knows when the sun goes down / There's some bad mamajamas gonna lay it down on your town," Moore sings in the chorus.

Meanwhile, Moore has also announced the Fire on Wheels Tour, which will kick off in Salt Lake City, Utah, on September 8. Moore has invited special guests Boy Named Banjo to join him on the trek.

Kip Moore Fire on Wheels 2022 Tour Dates:

Sept 8 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Complex Sept 9 - Boise, ID - Knitting Factory Concert House Sept 11 - Portland, OR - Roseland Theatre Sept 15 - Denver, CO - Paramount Theatre Sept 16 - Omaha, NE - The Admiral Sept 17 - Salina, KS - Tony's Pizza Events Center Sept 23 - Morgantown, WV - Ruby Amphitheater Sept 24 - Baltimore, MD - Rams Head LIVE Oct 6 - Norfolk, VA - The Norva Oct 7 - Charlotte, NC - Coyote Joe's Oct 8 - Greenville, SC - The Blind Horse Saloon Oct 20 - Charleston, SC - Charleston Music Hall Oct 21 - Tallahassee, FL - The Moon Oct 27 - Albany, NY - Empire LIVE Oct 28 - Burlington, VT - Flynn Performing Arts Center Oct 29 - Rutland, VT - Paramount Theatre Nov 3 - Toronto, ON - Danforth Music Hall* Nov 6 - London, ON - London Music Hall* Nov 10 - New York, NY - Terminal 5 Nov 11 - Hershey, PA - Hershey Theatre Nov 12 - Cleveland, OH - The Masonic Temple

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