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5 Country Artists To Be On the Lookout For

Five country music artists that have our hearts stirring with excitement for music yet to come.

Paige Thobe
Jul 30, 2018
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1. Kane Brown


Over the last few months, Kane Brown has relentlessly teased his fans with his upcoming music by releasing song previews on his Twitter. Song previews include previews for "Homesick" and "One Night Only." While fans have only gotten a taste of these two, Brown has released one new single titled "Lose It" that will be included on his next album. The 24-year-old Georgia native announced that this anticipated album will drop November 9, 2018.


2. Florida Georgia Line


After releasing "Cruise" in 2012, the Florida Georgia Line duo of Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard has had a multitude of chart-toppers, giving them the stardom they once dreamed of. In 2019, this duo will be one to watch out for again as they are scheduled to release yet another album. Three songs titled "Simple," "Colorado," and "Talk You Out Of It" have been released already and are anticipated to be on the upcoming album.


3. Lauren Duski


Lauren Duski, the Season 12 Runner-Up on NBC's "The Voice," has made her way into the country music charts, as she recently released her first singled titled "Costume Party." The single is raw and full of heart, including lyrics "And what if I could show my flaws and not be sorry?/ Cause I'm over this whole costume party." With her first single having the success it has, there is no doubt that Duski will be one to shine in the near future.


4. Raelynn


Another contestant of NBC's "The Voice," Raelynn has made her way into the country music charts. Raelynn is famously known by country music fans for her singles "Love Triangle," "Queens Don't," and "God Made Girls." As of July 20, 2018, Raelynn is back and releasing music once again, as she released a new single titled "Tailgate." And with every new single means something country music fans can only hope... perhaps a new album in the distant future? Only time will tell.


5. Kacey Musgraves


From TV to Tennessee seems to be a popular story among many music artists these days. Singer and songwriter Kacey Musgraves first made her debut when she entered USA Network's singing competition "Nashville Star." Since then, Musgraves has made her way to fame with her most popular song "Follow Your Arrow" where she sings about staying true to yourself. Musgraves is still rising in fame and has announced as of July 16, 2018, that she will be going on tour. The tour is titled "Oh, What a World" and kicks off in Indianapolis on January 9, 2019.

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