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CDs? Tickets? T-shirts? Every country star has signed a thousand of those, but only one man has signed a dirty sock. OK, maybe two people have. Find out who will and won't sign a baby, why Scotty McCreery gave a weirdo the Sharpie and the bizarre twist to Luke Bryan's answer in this video.

For the seventh year in a row, we as country music listeners will vote for the nominees AND the winner off the ACM's new artist of the year!

Brett Eldredge has had an enormously successful couple of years, but this new honor takes the cake. The singer-songwriter has been added to the CMA's board of directors.

Brett Eldredge took home the 2014 CMA Awards win for New Artist of the Year and gave a heartfelt thank you to his fans and family for helping him fulfill his dream.

The CMA Awards' New Artist of the Year nominees are speaking out about their nominations.

Brett Eldredge has released the music video for his newest single, 'Mean to Me.'

Jerrod Niemann is currently out on the road with Keith Urban and Brett Eldredge as part of Urban's Raise 'Em Up Tour, and true to his wild nature, the 'Drink to That All Night' hitmaker is hoping to find some trouble.

To celebrate his first No. 1 with 'Don't Ya,' Brett Eldredge decided he'd do something a little dangerous and go skydiving. Now that he's racked up his second No. 1, he's planning to swim with sharks. No, really.

If Brett Eldredge is trying to become country music’s next great romantic, it’s working. ‘Mean to Me’ is his follow-up to back-to-back No. 1 hits. Make it three straight love songs for this Midwestern Romeo.

Brett Eldredge took to social media on Wednesday (June 25) to announce some exciting news to his biggest fans: he's releasing a new single from his debut album, 'Bring You Back!'

Sometimes a country boy (or girl) chooses comfort over classy. With temps pushing 90 across much of the country, this was the week to stay cool in country music with fitted T-shirts! Between scoop necks, graphic tees, plain and chest-hugging tees -- there was a lot to look at.

Brett Eldredge's 'Beat of the Music' lyrics (from his album 'Bring You Back') describe a beautiful girl that he met while in Mexico, and it's actually based on a real life experience -- well, sort of.