Craig Campbell

Despite being outnumbered 3-to-1, Craig Campbell had no trouble knocking off Gloriana during yesterday's Showdown. His new song 'Outta My Head' is proving to be a hit with fans. He's called upon them to support the first single from his upcoming album and they've responded in large numbers. That means more airplay for Campbell tonight on Taste of Country Nights radio as he takes on a new challenge

Fans showed excitement for Craig Campbell's upcoming album by moving his new single 'Outta My Head' past Chris Cagle's 'Let There Be Cowgirls' to another day on the Taste of Country Showdown. The competition gets tougher today and tonight on Taste of Country Nights radio. The 'Family Man' singer will square off against one of the hottest new groups in country music.

Alan Jackson has become the latest artist to have a song inducted into the Taste of Country Showdown Hall of Fame. By topping Darius Rucker's 'True Believers' on Monday, 'You Go Your Way' is retired, meaning two new songs square off today and tonight on Taste of Country Nights, a nationally syndicated radio show hosted by Jeremy Robinson.

Craig Campbell tries on a more contemporary sound with his new single 'Outta My Head,' a song about getting over a lover who won't leave you alone even though she hasn't called in quite some time. By leaning away from traditional, the singer aims to please more fans than his last two singles -- the edgy 'Fish' and a middle finger to bill collectors called 'When I Get It' -- but the result is a non

Before Craig Campbell became a country star with hits like 'Family Man' and 'Fish,' he worked as a prison guard at the Rogers State Prison in Reidsville, Ga. During his two-year run as a guard, he did everything from search cells and inmates, to patrol the grounds of the strictly male facility.

Craig Campbell is revving his engines. The 'Family Man' singer will make his way down to the Daytona International Speedway this coming weekend, where he will headline the Coca-Cola stage in the Midway Fan Zone prior to the start of the Daytona 500. Campbell will hit the stage at 10:45 AM ET on Sunday, Feb. 26. He is slated to play a free, 90-minute set. Yes, you read right. The show is free. Read

Craig Campbell just released a new video for his third single, 'When I Get It,' from his self-titled 2011 release. Championing the woes of the working class in the middle of a recession, the song is upbeat and facetious in its depiction of a man who can't pay his bills and just tells everyone: "When I get it you'll get it."

For Craig Campbell, 2011 will go down as one of the best years of his life as a rising country music star. Over the summer, Campbell opened for the 2011 Country Throwdown Tour, which featured headliner Willie Nelson, released his debut album, and had two singles -- 'Family Man' and 'Fish' -- hit the charts.

The lyrics behind Craig Campbell's new single, 'When I Get It,' could ring true this time of year for many folks getting hounded by debt collectors after exceeding limits on credit cards for Christmas shopping!

Craig Campbell is gearing up to cruise into New York City to make his national TV debut on Dec. 17. Campbell will perform on 'Fox & Friends Weekend,' singing his take on the Christmas classic 'I'll Be Home For Christmas.' The program airs live each weekend from 6 to 10 AM ET on Fox News, so you can get festive with Campbell on the last weekend before Christmas.