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Dierks Bentley’s new album title Black is both literal and metaphorical. The singer promises an album filled with dark moments, but also some sexy and quick-witted cuts. Once again it will be a very personal album.

Dierks Bentley began his 2016 with a group of friends by engaging in a somewhat unusual annual ritual.

It's official: Dierks Bentley will be co-hosting the 51st annual Academy of Country Music Awards with Luke Bryan.

Luke Bryan will return to host the 2016 ACM Awards, but Blake Shelton will not. A promo video for the 51st annual awards breaks the news of Shelton’s departure while teasing who Bryan’s on-stage buddy may be next April.

Four country superstars and a YouTube star have been added to a quickly growing list of 2015 CMA Awards performers. Florida Georgia Line, Little Big Town, Zac Brown Band and Dierks Bentley will take the Bridgestone Arena stage on Nov. 4. One will bring a special guest.

Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum made his solo debut Tuesday night (Oct. 13) on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, but he wasn't completely alone.

It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years since Dierks Bentley burst onto the country music scene, but this week the artist is celebrating a decade of membership at the Grand Ole Opry. Bentley performed a unique show Sept. 29 commemorating his last 10 years, playing songs from “What Was I Thinkin’” all the way up to “Riser."

Taylor Swift invited Dierks Bentley to the stage at her concert in Kansas City Monday night (Sept. 21), where they performed his hit, "Every Mile a Memory."

Dierks Bentley’s song “Riser" has been an inspiration to many, and it will continue to touch lives.

Dierks Bentley is ready to ride after announcing his 10th annual Miles and Music for Kids motorcycle ride and concert. The event benefits the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt and will take place Nov. 1 at Nashville’s new Ascend Amphitheater.

Country on the River 2015 may have saved the best for last. Saturday's (Aug. 8) stacked lineup included a festival-closing set by Dierks Bentley, as well as performances by Randy Houser, Jerrod Niemann, Blackjack Billy and American Young.

Dierks Bentley paid tribute to the city of Charleston, S.C., during his appearance on Good Morning America on Friday (June 26). The singer dedicated the title track of his latest album, Riser, to all the residents of the city as they fight through the tragedy of the loss of nine lives in a shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church on June 17.