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'The Ringer’s Retired' is very much the work of two artists you can easily call “the real deal.”

"I spent an entire summer practising to get 50,000 people's attention at once," Megan Moroney says of her spellbinding live show.

Josh Ross is coming to Australia for the first time for music, revealing that it's one of his top streaming locations in the world.

Thomas’ latest track is an ode to catching up with our loved ones.

"If I can cook this, anyone can!" Nick Wolfe says of his Bourbon Chicken recipe featured on the Countrytown Cookoff.

"The good thing about country music is that it’s got all of these edges that intersect," Two Tone Pony frontman David Kirkpatrick tells Countrytown. "I think that gives you great freedom."

On her fourth LP, 'hummingbird', Carly Pearce finds the humour in her “deeply personal” healing journey. This is the empowering story behind the album.

"In its very essence, country music is humble, authentic and tells great stories. There are lots of genres that do that well, but country does it like no other," Chris Duncombe says.

Ohio native Michael Marcagi details the risk he’s “willing to take” in developing his artistry beyond TikTok fame ahead of his debut Australian tour.

​​”One of the most rewarding things I have done in my music career to date”.

Kip Moore’s next Australian tour kicks off in September, with support from James Johnson and Sons Of The East.

According to the band, "The Wet Whistles are four Brissie blokes who love to sing country tunes, love to drink and love to carry on."