NRA COUNTRY

Written by Gayle Thompson of The Boot

Numerous country artists have previously given their support to the National Rifle Association (NRA), and now even more are banding together to sing in honor of what the organization stands for, including support for the military, love of family and an appreciation for outdoor activities.

Some of country music’s biggest stars have been brought together on the brand new album, THIS IS NRA COUNTRY VOL. 1.  The compilation is available now exclusively throughnracountry.com and can be purchased at this LINK.  THIS IS NRA COUNTRY VOL. 1 is a unique project that features various artists including Charlie Daniels, Trace Adkins, Justin Moore, and many more, singing songs that speak to the heart of what NRA Country is all about, including support of our U.S. military, appreciation for the great outdoors, and love of family.

COMPLETE TRACK LISTING/SEQUENCE:

Craig Morgan, who served 10 years in the U.S. Army before launching his career as a country music hitmaker, has been declared the NRA Country Artist of the Month for February. Many of country music’s biggest stars, including Trace Adkins, Lee Brice, Montgomery Gentry and Justin Moore, have joined the “This Is NRA Country” movement celebrating their support of our U.S. military, appreciation for the great outdoors, and love of family.

Congrats to this week's Facebook "Put Some Country in that Caption" contest winner, Loren Hernandez. See his caption below, and let us know what you think!  Look for more caption contests on NRA Country's Facebook page in the future. As always, the lucky winner will be featured right here!

Congrats again, Loren! 

NRA Country Features Montgomery Gentry As Artist Of The Month
Courtesy of  Country Music Rocks

Halloween maybe just around the corner, but the sun is still shining at Luke Bryan's CMT Tour Tailgates & Tanlines! Luke will be heading through VA & KY and now you can get fantastic tickets to see him live and benefit great causes at the same time with NRA Country Cares Concerts! Don't miss out! Fall into the fun! 

NRA Country was in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on October 19 when Dustin Lynch and headliner Justin Moore put on an amazing show at the historic Cain’s Ballroom. 

Move over Blake Shelton, Chuck Wicks may be the funniest guy in country music. I’ve never laughed more at a concert than I did Saturday night when NRA Country’s featured artist Chuck Wicks sang to an intimate crowd of mostly co-eds from the University of Central Oklahoma. Wicks engaged the crowd with his humor, lightheartedly heckling the audience members and bantering with his band mates. Opening with his tune, “All I Ever Wanted” followed by “Old School”, Wicks seemed in charge of the audience from the start.

NRA Country and fellow NRA Country Cares Artists are featured in the October issue of American Hunter Magazine out now! The article highlights NRA Country Cares Artists such as Blake Shelton and discusses his involvement in NRA Country, his new single "Honey Bee" and his newfound television success with his hit "The Voice"  on NBC.