Mitchell Tenpenny

Two years after releasing "Drunk Me," the Nashville native is again trying to drink his way out of a depression.

Country's up-and-coming women stole the show.

These stars will be bringing country music across the globe.

It's a rite of passage in country music.

'She gets my humor,' the singer says.

He's supporting American farmers for the eleventh straight year.

All the alcohol!

It started in a bar.

The "Drunk Me" singer admits he was surprised no one had written "Alcohol You Later" before he got to it

Life is good for this country powerhouse.

The singer joins an already massive lineup that includes headliners Luke Bryan, Luke Combs and Thomas Rhett.

The "Drunk Me" singer isn't so much a songwriter as he is a songmaker intentionally tempting you.