Kip Moore

In advance of the release of his 'Underground' EP, Kip Moore has shared one of its tracks, "My Kind."

Kip Moore has heard the cry of his fans for new music and is responding with a brand new 5-song EP. The new record, titled Underground, was influenced by his long stints on the road. Moore co-wrote every track on the album. The artist says he writes so often that sometimes songs fall through the cracks in between full album releases, so this is a way to let fans hear the tunes that have surfaced w

Kip Moore and Jon Pardi are teaming up this fall for the Me and My Kind Tour, and a new video proves the two singers will be having a blast together on the road. Moore and Pardi recently joined forces for their own take on carpool karaoke with fans in Nashville, and the experience proved to be a fun one for the artists and fans alike.

Kip Moore has been treating fans who come to see him live to a new, yet-to-be-released song called “Last Shot,” and now the rest of us can hear it, too.

Kip Moore has been performing a new song, "Last Shot," live in concert.

Awkward moments are everywhere, but normally that's all they are. A moment. Kip Moore had a similar experience, except it was a bit longer moment. It was three long minutes while being interviewed for a radio show, and radio DJ Nick Kessler did everything he could to make it as uncomfortable as possible.

Kip Moore launched a new skatepark in Cincinnati, Ohio on Wednesday (July 27). The Warsaw Federal Skatepark, a project of the Lower Price Hill Neighborhood Enhancement Program, now features a 35-foot-by-68-foot pump track, three grind rails and a Hubba skate ledge as part of Moore's Comeback Kid Skatepark Project.

Kip Moore doesn't shy away from helping others or getting behind causes he believes in. The "Running for You" singer recently spent the day at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, where he met with young patients.

Kip Moore has opened up about a recent battle with depression.

On Facebook, Kip Moore is calling on his fans to "#BeTheChange" and put an end to the violence and racism plaguing the United States.

After weeks of tragic shootings throughout America, Kip Moore urges fans to "be the change" in a heartfelt video shared this week.

Here's a little warning for anyone attending a Kip Moore show anytime soon: Don't be on your phone the whole time, because the country singer doesn't like that very much.