Cole Swindell

"You Should Be Here" singer Cole Swindell says he's ready to show fans new sides of his personality through the songs on You Should Be Here, a more well-rounded album than his debut.

Cole Swindell is gearing up for the release of his sophomore album, and he's offering Taste of Country fans a sneak peek at some of the tracks before you can hear them anywhere else.

Cole Swindell will release his sophomore album You Should Be Here next month, and the singer has shared that it includes a duet with Dierks Bentley called "Flatliner."

The American Country Countdown Awards returned in 2016, and relied on big name stars performing their most recent hits.

Justin Whisnant came ready to wow the celebrity coaches with his rendition of Cole Swindell’s hit “Ain’t Worth the Whiskey" for his Blind Audition on The Voice, and he did.

Cole Swindell's debut album has some new competition, as the singer's much anticipated sophomore effort will be released this May. The album is titled You Should Be Here after the name of his current single, which Swindell co-wrote with Ashley Gorley. The song...

Cole Swindell's "You Should Be Here" lyrics are a major artistic step forward for the singer-songwriter, and are making a big impact at country radio and with country fans everywhere.

A Cole Swindell fan in a Dustin Lynch T-shirt got quite a shock when the “You Should Be Here” singer brought him on stage Sunday night. The special moment is something few in the audience had ever seen another singer do.

Country on the River 2015 began with a bang on Thursday (Aug. 6). The bands were rockin' and the crowd was all smiles on Day 1 of the three-day country music festival in Prairie du Chien, Wis.

The Peach State’s four most swoon-worthy country exports — Cole Swindell, Kip Moore, Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan — may be attempting to break the internet.

Even though the CMT Awards are a little more casual of an awards show, that doesn't stop our favorite country stars from dressing in their very best. Country's finest showed up to the awards Wednesday night (June 10) looking country sexy -- but some looked a little better than others.

Cole Swindell is saluting our troops in the music video for his latest single, "Ain't Worth the Whiskey."