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Country on the Eye Festival 2026 has been cancelled after low ticket sales made the event unviable. Organisers have issued refunds and thanked supporters, while artists and fans shared their disappointment as another independent UK country festival is lost this year. Read more
Ella Langley dominated the 2026 ACM Awards with a perfect seven wins, while Cody Johnson claimed Entertainer of the Year. It was a standout night for artists already loved by UK fans, highlighting the growing connection between Nashville and the British country scene. Read more
Bec O’Malley finally steps into the spotlight with his debut single *Let You Go*. After a year of viral moments, sold‑out shows and major festival appearances, the Stockport songwriter cements himself as one of UK country’s most exciting new voices. Read more
Discover the key UK grants helping country artists record, release and tour. From PRS and Youth Music to Help Musicians and local council funds, this guide highlights the most useful support available for every stage of your career. Read more
Ahead of her intimate UK autumn tour, Tenille Townes reflects on heartbreak, healing and the stripped-back honesty behind The Acrobat. In this exclusive feature, the Canadian singer-songwriter opens up about storytelling, UK audiences and finding connection through live music. Read more
The UK‑CMA has announced the four winners of the 2026 Road To Country Calling competition, with Ben Hutcheson, Bea, Glimtvis and Kerryl Phillips set to perform at the UK‑CMA Takeover on Friday 14 August at Kings Farm, Chelmsford. Read more
Red Rooster’s cancellation marks another blow for UK Americana festivals after Black Deer’s 2025 exit. But as new events emerge and smaller gatherings adapt, the scene isn’t disappearing—it’s changing shape in response to economic pressure and evolving audiences. Read more
Jack Browning has signed a record deal with Nashville’s Too Fine Records, a milestone shaped by years of graft, touring and songwriting. He reflects on the journey, the team behind him and what comes next. Fans can also revisit our 2025 interview for deeper insight. Read more
In its first year, the UK‑CMA has united artists, industry professionals and fans through education, outreach and new digital tools. With growing membership and ambitious plans ahead, the association is shaping a stronger future for UK country music. Read more
