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From Little Big Town in Youngsville to Brooks & Dunn and Zach Top at the Cajundome, here's every major country show hitting Louisiana this fall.

From Jerry Lee Lewis to John Foster, see why the Texas Club in Baton Rouge has shaped Louisiana country music for more than 40 years.

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser and Explore Louisiana are backing Louisiana Country Music, a movement that raised $30K+ for St. Jude and is turning culture into impact.

From Grammy-winning recordings and O Brother, Where Art Thou? to a new chapter with son Brandon Ratcliff, Suzanne Cox reflects on the music, family and Louisiana roots behind her remarkable story.

A five-year-old West Monroe boy watched Tim McGraw shoot a music video in 1994. Twenty-eight years later, Stephen Paul stood beside him on stage, living out the full circle moment of a lifetime.

Louisiana Country Music brought its writers retreat home for the first time, welcoming nine talented singer-songwriters to Jena, Louisiana, for 2½ days of collaboration, creativity, and community. The retreat produced eight new songs, lifelong friendships, and ended with four artists taking the stage at Songs for St. Jude to help raise more than $30,000 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

The Louisiana Country Music community came together in Alexandria for Songs for St. Jude, raising more than $30,000 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital through an unforgettable night of live music.

An unexpected email revealed how Louisiana singer-songwriter and Army veteran Jeffery Allen Imler helped 94-year-old veteran Earl Cobb fulfill his dream of hearing patriotic songs written for America's 250th birthday professionally recorded.

Rain couldn't stop Timothy Wayne from delivering one of the standout performances of his summer tour as he embraced a rainstorm at Hersheypark Stadium and kept the show going.

The Gonzales Jambalaya Festival returns May 21–24, 2026 with live music, world championship jambalaya cooking, carnival rides, and performances from Parish County Line and Lauren Lee Band.

From the Grand Ole Opry to The Texas Club, two Louisiana artists are showing how sharing opportunities strengthens the entire music community.

Louisiana Country Music partnered with Explore Louisiana to host two packed Nashville shows featuring Louisiana artists at Whiskey Jam and Porchlight Pickers, bringing Mardi Gras spirit and community to Music City.

Briana Calhoun’s journey from incarceration to purpose has shaped both her music and her mission. Raised in Louisiana, she’s now bringing hope into prisons through her nonprofit, Hope on the Inside.