Cole Swindell

With the 50th annual CMA Awards quickly approaching, the Country Music Association has announced a list of all-star presenters.

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There's a song on Cole Swindell's new Down Home Sessions III EP in which the singer does his best to avoid saying something stupid in an attempt to woo a girl. During this video exclusive to Taste of Country, the Georgia native embraces the bad pickup lines.

Cole Swindell's new Down Home Sessions III EP includes five songs about love and love lost, and fans can hear the lead track "You've Got My Number" during this Taste of Country exclusive tease.

Cole Swindell has enjoyed a career most artists can only dream about, and the "You Should Be Here Singer" is well aware of his blessings.

Dierks Bentley has revealed his 2017 headlining tour with special guests Cole Swindell and Jon Pardi. The What the Hell World Tour will kick off Jan. 19 in Dayton, Ohio. A hilariously censored video only hints at the fun the three friends will be having.

Cole Swindell knows there’s never a guarantee when it comes to award nominations, but with his song “You Should Be Here,” he was really hoping to earn a nod in the CMA Song of the Year or Single of the Year categories. The artist admits he was a little surprised that he didn’t get any love this year, not because he felt entitled, necessarily, but because the song was so special to him...

Luke Bryan and Cole Swindell joined forces to pay tribute to country legend Eddie Rabbitt at the 2016 ACM Honors event. The televised show airs Friday night (Sept. 9).

Cole Swindell says he has plenty to be nervous about before judging the Miss America Competition on Sunday (Sept. 11), and talking to last year’s country music judge didn’t really help.

Cole Swindell will be a judge at the upcoming Miss America competition.

The greatest man I ever knew would have turn 76 today. He was an amazing man and even more so, an amazing example. He taught me so many things and inspired me in so many ways that I doubt he ever knew how much he meant to me. He was a protector as a police officer, a rescuer as a paramedic, but most importantly...

Five-year-old Case took the stage at his school talent show to cover Cole Swindell's "You Should Be Here" — and the reason will melt your heart.