On Sept. 12, 2003, country music lost the Man in Black. Johnny Cash died at age 71 of complications of diabetes, and he left behind an enormous legacy that included hits like "Ring of Fire," "I Walk the Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues."

Today brought a collection of great new country and Americana songs from The Castellows, Kasey Tyndall, The Doohickeys, and more.

Commenters gushed over the hottest male country artist, writing that he's “funny, down to earth, and handsome,” and “oozes charm.” Can you guess who ranks No. 1 on this Top 10 list?

Country music isn't afraid to be referential. Many artists have made nods to their genre across the decades. Find four of our favorites.

The country music star made that announcement just last week, saying at the time there was a planned 12-show residency at the venue. But the response was so overwhelming that he has since announced that three more shows — June 18, June 20 and June 21 — have been added to the schedule.

The Mavericks announced Thursday that they are cancelling more shows as frontman Raul Malo continues to receive treatment in his fight against cancer. The band shared the news on Instagram.

The Art Deco apartment and performance space has hosted chart-toppers like Garth Brooks and Tim McGraw. The property, which had been previously listed at $3.2 million, will be auctioned by Interluxe Auctions in cooperation with Stephen Brush of Compass starting at $1 million.

An independent artist is coming to Idaho Falls next week to grace audiences with nostalgic country music. “A Night of Patsy Cline” with Juliette Angelo honors the late Cline with acoustic guitar and Angelo’s personal flair.

Railbird Festival is historically known for blending country music with alternative and indie artists. The festival combines good music with bourbon, earning rave reviews from attendees in previous years. Not to mention, the scenic horse country of Lexington makes for incredible lush views around the festival grounds.

As the name suggests, Wild Horses is a country tinged festival which featured Post Malone as this year’s headliner. It was a party of Country music, fun and fireworks.

An Army fuel tanker driver said country music had helped while away on a 1,400-mile (2,250km) trip to Romania as part of a major Nato training exercise. About 2,500 British personnel, along with hundreds of vehicles,