Charlie Worsham's debut single 'Could It Be' is in the Top 40 and climbing, and the singer is starting to notice fans behaving differently. In this video exclusive to Taste of Country, Worsham talks about how things have changed for him since he released the single.
Charlie Worsham recently shot his music video for his single 'Could It Be.' Although shooting music videos can often be stressful the singer found that the first time was a truly great experience. In fact, Worsham had so much fun, he can't wait to do another video.
Charlie Worsham had a "pinch me" moment earlier this year when he took the stage with John Oates of Hall and Oates to perform their hit 'Rich Girl.' The singer called the event the highlight of his Country Radio Seminar, an industry event that features lectures on radio and the recording industry all day, and once-in-a-lifetime concerts at night.
Kip Moore's new song was the overwhelming favorite yesterday and last night during the Showdown on Taste of Country Nights radio. His new song 'Hey Pretty Girl' topped three-day champion Kenny Chesney and 'Pirate Flag' by a nearly two-to-one margin. The ballad will go up against the debut single from Charlie Worsham on Friday.
'Could It Be' singer Charlie Worsham visited the Taste of Country Nights radio team recently and opened himself up to questions from listeners across the nation. Host Jeremy Robinson got him to reveal everything from his unusual sleeping preference to which pop star he'd most like to kiss. Be sure to check out his awesome Hall & Oates cover, too.
Congratuations to Florida Georgia Line! The new country duo's song 'Get Your Shine On' won its fifth straight Showdown yesterday and last night on Taste of Country Nights radio. The country-rocker will now be retired, meaning two new singles will face off on Tuesday. It's a battle between a newcomer and a group of legends making a comeback.
There are thousands of cover videos inspired by PSY's cult classic 'Gangnam Style' floating around on YouTube, but none blend the quirky nature of the song with professional musicianship quite like 'Could It Be' singer Charlie Worsham does.
Charlie Worsham has released his first single, 'Could It Be,' but he's far from a country newcomer. The singer and songwriter has been working up and down Broadway for years, and practically has an entire industry cheering for him. His debut effort takes no chances -- the Mississippi-born, Boston-educated Nashvillian delivers a steady, dependable effort that reminds one of a young Keith Urban.
