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Tim McGraw took to social media to reveal that he would be going back on the road once again as he kicks off his brand new tour.MORE: Faith Hill and Tim McGraw's daughter Audrey is her mom's double in beautiful new modeling photoThe country superstar shared a picture of himself on stage, surrounded by hundreds of thousands of fans who had come to see him perform.VIDEO: Tim McGraw reveals how he proposed to Faith HillThe spotlight shone on him as he soaked up the moment, clearly ready to take the country by storm as he wrote: "Ready to get back out there!! Which show are you coming to?  #McGrawTour2022."Many of his followers took to the comments section to express how much they were anticipating his shows, with one writing: "June in Massachusetts!!! Always the BEST show!!!"MORE: Tim McGraw pays special tribute to famous father with rare family insightRELATED: Exclusive: Callista Clark opens up about music, fashion and Tim McGrawAnother said: "See you in May Cowboy!" with a third also commenting: "Whichever one @faithhill will make an appearance at, need Soul2Soul in our lives!"A post shared by Tim McGraw (@thetimmcgraw)The country star is going back on tour this yearWhile the news presents as an exciting one for fans, it does bode to be a bittersweet moment for his family, as that would mean he would be away from his wife Faith Hill and his three daughters for quite a long period of time.Of course, on several occasions, Faith has joined him on tour as well, and the two have had quite a few key career moments to spend together as music industry heavyweights.MORE: Faith Hill's daughter compared to a mermaid in beautiful beach photoMORE: Tim McGraw pays moving tribute to Faith Hill following 1883 conclusionIn fact, Faith and

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Chris Willman Music WriterThe lineup for the 2022 CMA Music Festival has been announced, and it’s easier to single out which mainstream country artists aren’t on the bill than which are. More than 150 names have been revealed for the lineup, from the superstars to the obscure, for a festival that’s returning to business as normal after a two-year time-out for the pandemic.Among the headliners who’ll be taking the stage for four nights of shows at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium June 9-12 are Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, Dierks Bentley, Kane Brown, Thomas Rhett, Kelsea Ballerini, Alan Jackson, Carly Pearce, Lady A, Zac Brown Band, Parker McCollom, Russell Dickerson, Gabby Barrett and Darius Rucker.The presence of Carrie Underwood and Jason Aldean pretty much guarantees a reprise of Monday night’s CMT Award-winning duet “If I DIdn’t Love You” on the big stage; ditto for Cole Swindell and Lainey Wilson both being named, and the likelihood of hearing “Never Say Never” again.

Callista Clark yet, it's a name you'll want to become familiar with as the 18-year-old is storming the country music charts and collecting a die-hard fanbase along the way.MORE: Inside country music singers' jaw-dropping homesThe Georgia native has an undeniable talent and caught the attention of manager-extraordinaire Scooter Braun when she was just 13 years old after uploading a cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival's Have You Ever Seen The Rain to her Facebook. WATCH: Callista Clark unleashes powerhouse vocals in It's 'Cause I Am Fast-forward five years and Callista is now signed to Big Machine Label Group, which boasts some of the biggest country singers on its roster including Tim McGraw, has scored a Top 20 hit with her debut single, It's 'Cause I Am, and is playing to sold-out crowds across the globe.And not only do her powerhouse vocals help her stand out from the bustling country music scene – but her impeccable style is getting her noticed too. Callista spoke exclusively to HELLO! US at this year's C2C Festival - which will return from the 10-12 March 2023 - about her love affair with music, fashion, and her first heartbreak.A post shared by Callista Clark (@callistaclark)Callista performed at this year's C2C Festival "When I started writing songs that was a really hard thing. I had my first co-write in Nashville when I was 14 with two legendary writers, and I didn't know what a co-write was, I'd only written with myself and my mom before that."I was super scared and super intimidated because I didn't know what to write about – I didn't drink, I didn't drive, none of those things so I was like, 'What do we write a song about?' And my co-writer Laura Veltz said, 'That's what's going to make you stand out'.