July 31, 2012 Singing, dancing, or just babbling... it's all adorable when a one-year-old is the star. This country cowboy-in-the-making loves him some Eric Church, especially the latest single from the singer's 'Chief' album. 'Creepin'' is playing throughout this clip, which the youngster fully appreciates, even attempting to sing along from his (awesome) woodland crib.
July 19, 2012 Two of country music's outlaws square off on today's Taste of Country Showdown. The battle will end with an assault of phone call voting on Taste of Country Nights radio on Thursday night. You can vote now for either returning champion Eric Church and his song 'Creepin',' or challenger Brantley Gilbert's new single 'Kick It in the Sticks.'
July 18, 2012 There is a new Showdown champion! After almost record voting yesterday and last night on Taste of Country Nights radio, Eric Church's new single 'Creepin'' kinged Tim McGraw's 'Truck Yeah' by an almost two-to-one margin. The fourth single from Church's 'Chief' album seems poised to be another big song for the North Carolina-born country star. It could even become his third straight No. 1 hit.
July 17, 2012 After thousands of votes, Tim McGraw's 'Truck Yeah' clipped Kip Moore's 'Beer Money' by fewer than 40 votes on Monday. A last second push by McGraw fans on Taste of Country Nights radio gave the country-rocker an edge that held up. That makes three in a row for the lead single from McGraw's new album. Two more and the track will be retired to the Showdown Hall of Fame.
Eric Church's music video for his multi-week No. 1 'Springsteen' is the inspiration behind 'Mixtape,' a 30-minute short film set to debut this weekend.
June 29, 2012 Eric Church has chosen what could one day be his encore song as the fourth single from 'Chief.' 'Creepin'' isn't the best song on the album -- it may not even be in the Top 3. However, it's the project's loudest, most rock and roll moment -- one that would send fans home in a dizzying fit of distorted euphoria.
Country music fans like Eric Church for more than just his music. While it's admirable that in a world of processed, overdone soun the 35-year-old singer-songwriter has built a career from the ground up, it's really his raw, rebellious side that many are drawn to. As we learned earlier this year, Church has no qualms about speaking his mind -- even when it gets him in trouble. But that's far from a bad thing.
Eric Church hit the stage at Metallica's first-ever Orion Music + More festival yesterday (June 24), held at Bader Field in Atlantic City, N.J. Metallica singer James Hetfield introduced Church before his set, saying that the Orion is a place for rebels, and "representing the country side is Mr. Eric Church." It was beyond cool for the singer of the biggest rock band in the world to welcome Church to the fest personally. The crowd heeded Hetfield's advice and poured into the open airfield for Church's set.
What a week for Eric Church! Not only is he celebrating the success of 'Springsteen' -- his single sitting at No. 1 for a second consecutive week -- but now he has reason to tip another cold one back after hearing the news that his album, 'Chief,' has gone platinum.
Eric Church has reason to celebrate again this week, as his latest hit, 'Springsteen,' remains at No. 1 on both the Billboard and Mediabase / Country Aircheck country singles chart.
