Shooter Jennings

To celebrate the release of the next-to-last installment of clips from Shooter Jennings' 'The Other Life' film and the music inspired by it, the singer has teamed up with us to give away a limited edition Gunslinger Box.

The music video for Shooter Jennings' new single 'Wild and Lonesome' continues along the dark and mysterious path taken by the feature film inspired by his latest album. Jennings' song -- from 'The Other Life' album -- is a straight-forward country tune, but the video casts the guitar-slinger on the wrong end of a shotgun.

The recently married country outlaw Shooter Jennings, the son of Waylon Jennings, isn't lapsing into any sort of honeymoon period. He's back to work and will hit the road with Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band for a co-headline tour this fall.

Shooter Jennings married girlfriend Misty Swain earlier this week.

Shooter Jennings' sixth studio album finds the singer and son of Waylon Jennings returning to a more traditional country sound. 'The Other Life' is in stores and at digital retailers now, featuring the single 'The White Trash Song' and 'Outlaw You,' the rebellious artist's response to the so-called "outlaws" of Nashville. Enter here for a chance to win a limited edition vinyl copy of the

Fans of early albums from Shooter Jennings will appreciate the singer's return to center on 'The Other Life,' his sixth studio album, available for purchase as of March 12. Still far from mainstream, the collection of songs isn't quite as experimental as projects that followed 'Put the "O" Back in Country.'

Country rocker Shooter Jennings has big plans ahead -- both musically and visually. He is set to release a new album, 'The Other Life' on March 12, 2013 on Black Country Rock/Entertainment One. After hearing his first single, 'The White Trash Song,' fans are eager for more tunes from Jennings, son of the famed Waylon Jennings.

Taylor Swift isn't the only country star with major beef against John Mayer. Judging by a string of recent Twitter comments made by country rocker Shooter Jennings, the son of country legend Waylon Jennings isn't too keen on the 'Shadow Days' singer either, going as far to call the pop hitmaker "king douche."

The new music video for Bucky Covington and Shooter Jennings' duet, 'Drinking Side of Country,' gives plenty of barn party scenes, cop chases, beer, beautiful girls and cameo appearances from the likes of country's Kellie Pickler, X Games medalist Kenny Bartram and TNA wrestler Mickie James.

Country outlaw Shooter Jennings and one-time 'American Idol' contestant Bucky Covington make an odd marriage, but on 'Drinking Side of Country,' their voices and styles compliment each other like bar stool buddies telling the same story. They may be too similar, in fact, as it's difficult to tell who's who during parts of the rowdy rolling cut from Covington's upcoming album.