Maggie Rose

Country music embraces a wide range of talent, and this month's list of emerging acts proves it.

The first full week of November was a busy one thanks to the 2017 CMA Awards, but a few artists also found time to release new music videos.

Maggie Rose has been on the Nashville scene for years, but she may be poised to become one of country's breakthrough stars with her new single, "Body on Fire."

Martina McBride fronted the lineup for CMT’s Next Women of Country Tour, with special guests Lauren Alaina, Post Monroe and Maggie Rose. The tour made a stop in the heart of New York City’s Times Square, and McBride led a fully girl-powered show just in time for Women’s Day, with Taste of Country on hand to capture some exclusive concert pictures.

I told you this month was going to be a big one for new music and it is.  With new music coming out from Keith Urban, Blake Shelton, Dierks Bentley and more, this is a big month to make sure you have a little extra money.

2015 must have been the year of the ring, because country artists popped the question and accepted proposals left and right! Celebrate the love of artists like Jason Aldean, Eric Paslay and more in this sweet collection of photos.

Maggie Rose has earned herself a big prize, thanks to her love of football. Her song 'Get Ya Game On,' which she wrote for the Comcast SportsNet's coverage of the Redskin's 2013 season, has earned an Emmy.

Maggie Rose's new video for 'Looking Back Now' is just as haunting as the song itself -- but in a very different way.

Maggie Rose’s new single ‘Looking Back Now’ is the reason her debut album ‘Cut to Impress’ ended up on a number of Top Albums of 2013 lists. For some, there is a special place for women who commit acts of violence in the name jealousy or safety. Never has a country song told a revenge story in such vivid detail, however.

As you may have heard, our very own Clay Moden is down in Nashville this week, hanging out with the stars before the 2013 CMA Awards. And you can watch all of his video interviews right here!

'Better' is the finest ballad from Maggie Rose's new 'Cut to Impress' album. The singer is creative with her phrasing, and the performance is as raw as anything on the 10-song collection. She is still learning how to be a great storyteller, however, and with more experiences and a few years behind her, the single promises to only get... better.

'Cut to Impress' by Maggie Rose is one of the more entertaining listens of the year. Fans will either embrace the dark, swampy sound the singer creates with producer James Stroud, or they'll be terrified by her bad girl persona and downright chilling stories. The album is no teddy bear.