Kree Harrison

Kree Harrison's "This Old Thing" is the hot new thing on the Taste of Country Showdown. The one-time American Idol finalist returns with her first single, a horn-filled, feel-good swinger that feels good all the way down to the toes.

Kree Harrison is a huge fan of Prince, and admits news of his death tore her up on Thursday. The "This Old Thing" singer first paid tribute to him on Facebook, before visiting the Taste of Country studio for a moving version of his song "Nothing Compares 2 U."

Kree Harrison has scored a resounding victory in the Showdown with her new single, and will face a new challenge today and over the weekend from Parmalee.

Congratulations to Trent Harmon, who has entered the Showdown Hall of Fame after his fifth straight win with his debut single, "Falling." We're starting fresh with a new face-off between Chris Stapleton and Kree Harrison.

Kree Harrison's "This Old Thing" is a country throwback full of horns and soul. The one-time American Idol runner-up reinvigorates her sound with a vocal performance that could wake the dead.

Kree Harrison and Kacey Musgraves are besties -- they even have their own secret code words and jokes! The 'American Idol' runner-up recently lifted the lid on one secret, which is why they call each other "has-beens."

When Taste of Country spoke to 'American Idol' Season 12 runner-up Kree Harrison in mid-May, she was beyond excited about making her Grand Ole Opry debut. Well, the performance has come and gone, and she nailed it, as we can tell from footage of her performing a beautiful duet of Kris Krisofferson's 'Help Me Make it Through the Night' with an assist from country superstar and 'American Idol' judge

Kree Harrison has been sharing the stage with a few country music greats lately. She made her Grand Ole Opry debut with  Keith Urban and Kellie Pickler, and on Wednesday (June 5) joined fiery redhead Wynonna Judd onstage at Nashville's 3rd and Lindsley venue.

Sometimes, being runner-up isn't so bad -- especially if it leads you to one of the most prestigious stages in country music. 'American Idol' runner-up Kree Harrison made her Grand Ole Opry debut on Tuesday (June 4), sharing the stage with both Kellie Pickler and Keith Urban.

Kree Harrison was the runner-up for Season 12 of 'American Idol,' but the buck doesn't stop there. She's moving full-steam ahead and staring down a bright career in the country genre. Taste of Country spoke to Harrison just days after the finale, and she hadn't yet stopped to take a breather. She was in full-on promotion mode for her new single 'All Cried Out' and laying the groundwork for what's