Country Jam Artists

If the summer weather isn’t enough to make you hot, the sexiest artists of 2014 Country Jam will surely do the trick. With fitted blue jeans and an act to make you go wild, these performers prove that although we love the music they produce, we also love to look at them. Share your vote for the sexiest Country Jam artist who you can't wait to see shakin' it on stage.

Jana Kramer has just released the video for her new single 'Love' and like the song, it's equally heartbreaking and hopeful. The video was shot in El Progreso, Honduras, and while it may be a song about romantic love, the video showcases a kind of brotherly love that can be found all over the world.

Brantley Gilbert recently released his third studio album, 'Just As I Am,' and he's very proud of the songwriting on the new project.

We know you're headed to Country Jam, so we wanted to make sure you know what you're in for! We have put together a list of acts we think you need to know about before heading out to Country Jam next Thursday.  

Travis Tritt took to his Twitter account this weekend to express his opinion about a recent show opening for Brantley Gilbert. Tritt, Thomas Rhett and Clare Bowen all opened for Gilbert at the Blue Ridge Music Festival in Salem, Va. and something sparked a comment by Tritt.

Brantley Gilbert wrapped up his promotional mini-tour and motorcycle ride across the south with an emotional visit to Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day.

Brantley Gilbert is a motorcycle guy, so he's combining his love for bikes with the release of his new album, 'Just As I Am.'

Thomas Rhett says he loves chick flicks. He doesn't just tolerate them; he actually enjoys watching the girly, lighthearted, sometimes emotional movies with his wife Lauren. When he sat down with Sam Alex of Taste of Country Nights, he was put to the test, in a duel of sorts.

Eric Church has been extremely vocal about his frustration with scalpers, primarily because he wants his fans to have tickets to his show -- and to buy them for a fair price.

Eric Church doesn't tolerate scalpers and he's proving it in Minneapolis. In one week, over 14,000 tickets have sold for that particular show but it turns out nearly 1,000 were purchased by scalpers -- and Church isn't having it.