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It's varied, but romantic.

On this day (Jan. 12) in 1991, the song soared to the top of the charts.

The Boot's 2021 artists to watch vary in genre, style, influence and background, but these country, Americana, folk and bluegrass newcomers are all poised to have breakout years. Their names are ones to keep your eyes (and ears) on: artists you'll want to hear early, so you can brag that you knew about them first.

Stuart's cover comes from an expanded edition of the 'Johnny Cash: Forever Words' project.

"I love party heartbreak country music — it’s kinda unique to the genre," Stell tells The Boot.

Believe it or not, lots of your favorite performers actually have a dedicated name for the musicians who play alongside them.

"We all agreed that it was a song title that every single person in the world can relate to ..."

This superstar couple have proved that teaming up is a beautiful thing, both in love and in music.

Whether you're a country fan or not, these albums are must-listens!

On Jan. 1, 1959, the Man in Black kicked off the new year on a high note.

In 1892, the Ryman Auditorium opened its doors.

Dickens may have been small in stature -- he was only 4 feet, 11 inches -- but his presence was larger than life.