Scotty McCreery’s New Song, Lauren Alaina’s Marriage Proposal + More – This Week’s Hottest Stories
'American Idol' winner Scotty McCreery finds a way to put himself in the most read news stories just about every week. His announcement of a brand-new single was not only the hottest Taste of Country article of the week, it was the most commented on. Most people just showed some Scotty love, while a few took exception to our lukewarm review.
Fellow 'Idol' contestant Lauren Alaina also had one of the week's hottest stories after a fan proposed marriage to her, and she accepted! Other top stories include a spicy picture from Julianne Hough, Eric Church getting physical at a recent concert and Miranda Lambert opening up about the early stages of her relationship with Blake Shelton.
Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert Working on Album With Neal McCoy
From the looks of the video that Shelton, Lambert and Neal McCoy leaked to YouTube this week, the country couple will be producing McCoy's next album. Shelton begins by leading us to believe he and his wife are working on an album of songs together before McCoy wheels in and blows up the illusion. There's little more detail on when this project will be released or if either singer will join McCoy in a song.
Jason Aldean Honored With Corn Maze
A farmer in Shelby, N.C. may be the most dedicated Jason Aldean fan around. He's literally turned his multi-acre property into a tribute to the 'Dirt Road Anthem' singer. Overhead pictures show that the corn-artist did a pretty good job, even catching the finer details of his sunburst logo. Beginning next month, fans can literally walk through Jason Aldean.
Eric Church Comes to a Fan's Rescue, Kicks Out Security Guard
Scotty McCreery's 'Clear as Day' Album to Include a Keith Urban Track
Details of Scotty McCreery's new album keep leaking out like water through a busted nozzle. After teasing fans with this news, he later specified which track he'd recorded. Keith Urban recommended his 1997 song 'Walkin' in the Country' from an album he did as part of The Ranch. If the timing was right, he was willing to play guitar on McCreery's version as well. Sadly, the two couldn't sync schedules.









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