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Cass Hopetoun jumps to #1 in Hot 50 chart
Another exciting week in country music is reflected in the Hot 50 Australian country music chart! Cass Hopetoun jumps to the #1.
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'The Speed Of Now' listening-party today with Apple Music & Keith Urban
Keith Urban is hosting an exclusive listening party with Apple Music today! It is the first opportunity to hear 'The Speed Of Now Part 1'.
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Little History is the product of a life of music for Camille Trail
Little History is the product of a life of musci for Central Queensland local, Camille Trail. Sit down with her and learnt about that life.
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55th ACM Award Winners, Highlights & Scandals!
The Academy Of Country Music Awards (ACM Awards) was an incredible night celebrating the incredible heart, talent and success of country music.
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Son And Moon from Home & Away by Cameron Daddo - Video Premiere
CountryTown is excited to premiere a live in-studio version of Son & Moon from Home & Away by actor Cameron Daddo. Its just like the show!
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I Should Probably Go To Bed returns Dan + Shay to their roots
I Should Probably Go To Bed is the new single from Dan + Shay. We caught up with them to talk about the new single and life in quarrantine.
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Typical Bride & drive-in festivals with Cass Hopetoun
Join us as we catch up with Cass Hopetoun, she talks about her new single Typical Bride and drive-in festivals with Casey Donovan.
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Early winners from ACM Awards
Early winners from ACM Awards (Academy of Country Music awards) have been announced ahead of the show later tonight. Tenille Townes
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The New Old Me partners Angus Gill with Steve Earle - Single Premiere
New South Wales singer Angus Gill has partnered with music legend Steve Earle for The New Old Me. Its a rough as guts and sounds amazing!
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Saturdays Are For The Boys party-starts with PJ North - Song Of The Day
Saturdays Are For The Boys is the new single from Ohio country up-and-comer PJ North. It's a certified party-starter and our Song Of The Day!
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Capricornia uncovered with Brad Butcher - My CountryTown
Regional towns are in our blood here at CountryTown! Uncovered the hidden beauty of Capricornia with local country muso Brad Butcher.
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Country On Keppel brings live music back to Queensland!
Country On Keppel will return this November co-headlined by Matt Cornell and James Blundell, the line-up will be all Queensland!
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