All Inclusive Radio

Lipz take on Paula Abdul's iconic hit and flip it on its head. "Stripping the song down to its core and rebuilding it with roaring guitars and arena-sized energy, we've transformed the pop classic into a bold, hard-hitting rock anthem while keeping the unforgettable melodies intact", they commented.
 The Lipz saga started in 2011, with the visionary Klintberg brothers, Alexander (vocals, guitar) and Koffe (drums), and guitarist Conny Sv rd. The band's journey took a transformative turn when Alexander assumed the role of frontman, paving the way for their distinctive sound. Lipz's musical journey began with the release of their debut single, "Ghost Town", in September 2012, followed by the EP "Psycho" three years later. The quest for a stable bass player added a unique twist, leading to a three-year adventure to complete their debut album. Undeterred by challenges, Alexander took on bass duties, exemplifying the band's unwavering dedication to their craft. In a ground-breaking move in 2023, Lipz joined forces with Frontiers Records, marking a pivotal moment in their musical odyssey. Their latest album, "Changing The Melody", was released in March 2024, ushering the band in a new era of glam rock on the global stage. Renowned for their infectious energy and sonic brilliance, Lipz are rising as trailblazers in the realm of glam rock. Line Up:Alex K Klintberg - Lead vox/guitarJonatan Berg - Guitar/backing voxKoffe K Klintberg - Drums/backing voxTaneli Armas - Bass/backing Vo

Florida Georgia Line performed together for the first time in four years on Thursday night at a Country Radio Seminar event honoring Jason Aldean. Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley reunited to perform "You Make It Easy," a song they wrote for Aldean in 2018. "Man it feels good to be here tonight. It feels good to be here with my brother to celebrate our other brother," Hubbard said before their performance. He thanked Aldean for believing in them and taking them on tour, noting Aldean was among the first artists to record his songs after discovering his music on MySpace. "You Make It Easy" represents the fourth collaboration between Florida Georgia Line and Aldean, reaching number one on Billboard's Country Airplay charts for two weeks upon release. The duo announced an indefinite hiatus four years ago to pursue individual solo careers

Tim McGraw will join the 2026 Country Music Hall Of Fame inductees, announced Friday during a Nashville press conference by 2020 inductee Marty Stuart. McGraw, known for hits including "Something Like That," "Live Like You Were Dying," and "Humble and Kind," earned induction in the Modern Era Artist category. "Everything good in my life has come from Country Music," McGraw stated, calling the honor "the greatest anyone could bestow on me." He credited his wife Faith Hill, Nashville's songwriting community, and touring musicians for his success. Joining McGraw are bluegrass pioneers the Stanley Brothers in the Veteran Era Artist category and songwriter Paul Overstreet in the Songwriter category. The official induction ceremony takes place this fall at the Country Music Hall Of Fame and Museum

Neil Diamond will release Wild At Heart, a collection of 10 previously unreleased tracks recorded with producer Rick Rubin, arriving May 8th. The album features songs from Diamond's 2007 sessions with Rubin for the 2008 project Home Before Dark. This marks the final collaboration between Diamond and the acclaimed producer, following 2005's 12 Songs and 2008's Home Before Dark. "My work with Rick was a labor of love, and I'm so gratified that these songs will finally be set free into the world to complete our trilogy of work," Diamond stated. A trailer shows Diamond and Rubin reflecting on the original recording sessions, with Rubin noting "You were on fire" during the creative period. Despite health challenges limiting Diamond's activity, he continues celebrating his musical legacy through various projects including recent Broadway musical A Beautiful Noise. 

Bob Dylan kicked off his 2026 Rough & Rowdy Ways tour Saturday at Omaha's Orpheum Theater with significant changes to his usual format. He replaced his grand piano with a small keyboard center stage and had guitarists Bob Britt and Doug Lancio play acoustic instead of electric instruments. Dylan performed only six songs from Rough & Rowdy Ways compared to his typical nine. The setlist included surprises like "The Man in the Long Black Coat," played for the first time since 2013, and Eddie Cochran's "Nervous Breakdown," which Dylan had never performed live before. Technical difficulties plagued the show as Dylan struggled with microphone placement throughout the evening. "The loudest instrument of the night was the microphone stand as it hit the stage floor," fan Matt Simonsen reported. Despite audio issues, fans noted Dylan's voice sounded strong when properly positioned at the microphone. 

 Makenzie Phipps, known for her appearance on The Voice, is back today with the release of her new EP 'Pick Your Poison,' highlighted by its final track, "Whiskey Kills The Time." Known for delivering songs that tug at the heartstrings, Phipps once again blends real-life emotion with traditional country storytelling, capturing the all-too-familiar aftermath of heartbreak. With honest lyrics and a classic country feel, the song paints the picture of a breakup eased only by a little whiskey, a lot of reflection, and the tears that come with trying to move on. "Whiskey Kills The Time" was premiered by Country Evolution.

Purchase/stream: https://hypeddit.com/makenziephipps/pickyourpoison

"Whiskey Kills The Time" lyrics

Verse
Evan Williams is always listening 
And he's never let me down. 
Jack seems to have the answers
Whenever he's around. 
When the bottle's done run empty,
Someone always takes its place. 
My shot glass don't run dry,
and you can see it on my face 

Chorus 
Time don't kill the whiskey
Whiskey kills the time 
Drownin' out the memories 
Tryna get you off my mind
Me and this ole bar stool 
He's a dear friend of mine. 
I don't know if it will fix me,
Time don't kill the whiskey
 Whiskey kills the time. 

"My 'Pick Your Poison' EP has been such a fun project in the making," shares Phipps. "There are so many incredible songs on this EP that I'm so proud of, and a bonus for everyone to enjoy. I can't wait to hear what folks think of the new song, "Whiskey Kills the Time", and I'm glad to have something out that ties all of my drinking songs together, which wasn't intentional at all; it just happened to end up that way. Sorry, Mom, I promise the next song will be about you!"

'Pick Your Poison' EP Track Listing:
Pick Your Poison
Love Me Sober
Pink Whitney
You Brinf The Beer (I'll Bring The Noise)
Whiskey Kills The Time

The Town of Bluefield, Virginia, together with Southwest Virginia Community College and Graham High School, recently celebrated hometown star Makenzie Phipps with a special recognition ceremony honoring her musical talent and strong community spirit. During the event, the town presented Phipps with the Key to the Town, the Outstanding Citizen Award, and a formal proclamation declaring December 6, 2025, as "Makenzie Phipps Day," recognizing both her national accomplishments and the pride she has brought to her hometown. The ceremony was attended by community members and local leaders who gathered to celebrate one of Bluefield's brightest ambassadors. 

"Makenzie has carried the name of Bluefield with grace, humility, and excellence," said Bluefield Mayor Donnie Linkous. "We are thrilled to recognize her achievements and to thank her for being a true role model for our region. Declaring December 6th as 'Makenzie Phipps Day' is a well-deserved tribute to her impact and to the joy she brings to all who hear her sing."

# # #

About Makenzie Phipps:
Hailing from Bluefield, Virginia, Makenzie Phipps has captivated audiences across the country-from performing the National Anthem at sporting events to gracing fairs, festivals, and television, with her unmistakably authentic country voice. Her renditions of "Amazing Grace" and "I Want To Stroll Over Heaven With You" have garnered nearly four million views. Makenzie has been featured by major outlets, including Forbes, Taste of Country, RFD-TV, People.com, American Songwriter, and Newsmax, and maintains a close connection with her fans through an active social media presence, which is quickly approaching one hundred thousand followers and growing. Phipps has won several industry awards, was a contestant on Season 28 of 'The Voice' on Team Snoop Dogg, and she will be releasing new music throughout the year. 

Next-generation soul vocalist Vianna Rose releases her new EP, Echoes of Time, available today. The four-track project is a thoughtfully crafted tribute to a historic Gulf Coast catalog, breathing new life into timeless compositions while honoring their original spirit. Echoes of Time features newly recorded interpretations of classic compositions originally released through the Music Enterprises Inc. family of labels-part of the influential Crazy Cajun catalog that has shaped Gulf Coast music since the 1960s. Serving as a bridge between generations, the project introduces enduring songwriting to modern audiences while guiding listeners back to the original recordings that helped define American soul and blues. The EP includes works associated with legendary artists such as Barbara Lynn and Dr. John, reinterpreted through Vianna's emotionally driven, powerhouse vocal delivery. The focus track, "I'm A Good Woman," channels the bold attitude of Barbara Lynn's original, pairing Southern soul grit with a warm R&B groove. The track hooks listeners early with its turning-point lyric, "Now I know what I'm going to do... I'm gonna leave you," before landing its emotional payoff through a striking, repeated outro refrain. Blending vocal-forward soul and R&B with a polished yet vintage-inspired sound, Echoes of Time will resonate with fans of artists like Teddy Swims, Adele, and Leon Bridges-while staying deeply rooted in the traditions of classic soul. A regular presence in the Asbury Park music scene, Vianna has performed at iconic venues like The Stone Pony, shared the stage with artists including Wyclef Jean, and delivered the National Anthem at an NFL game. While her visual style leans into a free-spirited, feminine aesthetic, her voice carries the grit, depth, and emotional weight of classic soul tradition.Drawn to music from a young age, Vianna developed her artistry performing the catalogs of icons like Aretha Franklin and Etta James. That early connection to soul and blues continues to define her sound today. With Echoes of Time, Vianna Rose is not simply revisiting beloved songs-she is helping ensure their legacy endures. The EP reflects a larger mission: to preserve and reactivate a historic Gulf Coast catalog, creating a modern entry point for new listeners to discover the originals, the writers, and the cultural impact behind them

Texas country singer Randall King announced he's pausing his tour to seek professional help and focus on personal issues. "It's easy to get lost in this world," King wrote in a statement. "Over the past couple weeks, I've dug deep and taken a hard look at areas of my life that need serious attention." He cited faith as central to his decision, saying he doesn't feel right performing without confidence he's "living as the man God has called me to be." King canceled shows at Six Shooter Music Festival, Austin Rodeo, and Party in the Desert Festival, plus dates in El Paso, Tucson, and California. His next scheduled performances are April 10 in Hempstead, Texas, and April 11 at Billy Bob's Texas

Anthrax will release their first album in 10 years this September, drummer Charlie Benante confirmed to Australia's Everblack podcast. The thrash metal band originally planned a May release but pushed back the date. "We're putting out our first song and video in May. The record is not coming out till September," Benante stated. This marks the longest gap between Anthrax albums, surpassing the eight-year wait between 2003's We've Come for You All and 2011's Worship Music. Guitarist Scott Ian attributed the delay to COVID-19 disrupting their 2020 recording plans. Producer Jay Ruston returns after working on their previous two albums. The band teased new material during their recent Canadian tour with Megadeth and Exodus. Benante expressed excitement about the unrevealed album title, calling it "really, really good." Anthrax plans extensive touring including dates supporting Iron Maiden

Olivia Rodrigo is preparing to announce her third album, revealing project details in a British Vogue interview. The pop star was "70% done" recording when interviewed last fall, with two or three songs remaining. She described the album as having "London vibes" due to recording there and drawing from her experiences with British actor boyfriend Louis Partridge. Rodrigo called it a "creative challenge" writing from a "joyful place" while still creating "sad love songs" about romance's obsession and anxiety. Promotional walls featuring Rodrigo's initials appeared globally this week in Los Angeles, Berlin, Sydney, Paris, Bangkok, Warsaw, and Toronto, signaling imminent announcement. Her previous album GUTS was released September 2023