jerrod niemann

Jerrod Niemann is currently out on the road with Keith Urban and Brett Eldredge as part of Urban's Raise 'Em Up Tour, and true to his wild nature, the 'Drink to That All Night' hitmaker is hoping to find some trouble.

Not long ago Steve Rixx and Sean Ericson voiced their opinion about the new song from Jerrod Niemann, "Donkey". Things didn't go well. It's time to revisit.

Steve Rixx and I were previewing some new music when we ran across this one.  Consider this a warning.

When the song "Drink to That All Night" came out, I also must confess I thought, "Wow, is that country?" Well, what is and what isn't country can be debated all day and many times over, but what I knew was that whatever you called it, it was good music. Jerrod really does have a way of stretching boundaries, trying new things and, above all, having fun with his music. I, for on

There's a room in Jerrod Niemann's house; a red room. Don't jump to conclusions, although it is where the 'Drink to That All Night' singer says he builds confidence. Think red walls, a red ceiling, thick shag carpet -- red.

Fans will get to know Jerrod Niemann well by listening to his ‘High Noon’ album. While the project is covered in good time, groovy, party tracks, there are a few speckled in between that cast the 34-year-old as a romantic.

What does Jerrod Niemann have up his sleeve? The singer is teasing a big announcement, but there's only one clue: it will be revealed at high noon Thursday (Jan. 23).

2006 - The "Cars" soundtrack is certified gold.

2012 - Republic Nashville releases a remixed version of Florida Georgia Line's single "Cruise" to radio.

1992 - Tracy Lawrence makes his first appearance at #1 in Billboard

Jerrod Niemann is coming back to Banita Creek Hall in Nacogdoches.  He'll be on stage tonight (Friday) performing great hits like 'Lover, Lover', 'One More Drinking Song', 'What Do You Want', and, of course, his current single, 'Only God Could Love You More'.

The KICKS 105 Country Clash is back with two new challengers. Today, 'Somebody's Heartbreak' by Hunter Hayes will go up against 'Only God Could Love You More' by Jerrod Niemann.