Country On-Demand :: Under The Radar

Monday, June 16, 2008

I know something you don't know...

... and its the title and release date to Lee Ann Womack's next studio album. Yup! It's on its way. But don't worry. Her label says we can release all the information at the end of the week. So can you come back? Lee Ann is on country radio right now with her new single, and the debut from the new project, and its called "Last Call."

Sarah Johns off BMG label

Sarah Johns, who had some-what of a hit with "The One In The Middle" has been dropped from BNA Records, part of Sony BMG. She released one album on the label, Big Love In A Small Town. The album peaked at #31 on the Billboard Country Albums chart.

Daisy foursome?

SHeDAISY's official website reports that the trio of Osborn sisters, Kristyn, Kassidy, and Kelsi are back in the studio, but this time with sister Karli. So, has the trio added another member? Not so, says the group's publicist from Lyric Street Records. But, good news, new SHeDAISY music is on the horizon.

Saturday, June 7, 2008

Go Taylor!

Ms. Taylor Swift signed for EIGHT hours today at the CMA Music Festival. Fans lined up in droves to meet the young singer. But get this, Taylor was only supposed to be there for six hours! That's what you call well-spend overtime!! Her record label also had interns take Swift's two CMT awards from this year and let fans hold and pose with them while waiting to meet the teen.

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Love On The Inside Deluxe Fan Edition Cover

Hall of Fame is a wacky building indeed!

MSN.com has included the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in its top 10 of the World's Wildest Architecture, citing the building's treble clef shape and piano-key windows. Other buildings on the list are the Haines Shoe House, the Guggenheim Museum, the Ideal Palace of Ferdinand Cheval and the Sydney Opera House.

Per MSN.com: True to its tuneful roots, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville is constructed in the shape of a treble clef; it boasts an exterior that resembles a piano keyboard, right down to the piano-key-shaped windows. Built at a cost of $37 million, the museum opened in 2001 and houses a vast collection of country-music video clips, recorded music, dynamic exhibits and more.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

COUNTDOWN TO CMA FEST!!

Country On-Demand is going to be all over Music City for the 2008 CMA Music Festival, and you won't want to miss it!

Check out our coverage at http://cmafest.countryondemand.com and while you're there, send us a question for your favorite artists!!

We are by the fans, for the fans, and we're going to be LIVE at the biggest fan fest of them all. Country On-Demand will be your #1 stop for all things CMA - we guarantee it!