Justin Moore

Justin Moore lands atop the Billboard Country Albums chart this week with his latest release, Kinda Don't Care. The success marks his third No. 1 album.

Justin Moore is starting to realize he can get away with being more progressive than many of his peers because his Southern twang will forever keep him rooted in country.

Fans at Justin Moore’s show on Father’s Day got a glimpse into his life as a dad when the artist’s oldest daughter Ella, 6, joined him on stage as he performed “’Til My Last Day,” adorably clinging to him as he sang.

Justin Moore has just announced the release of his fourth studio album. His first record in almost three years is titled Kinda Don't Care.

Justin Moore says Cinco De Mayo is a special day for him and his wife, and they like to celebrate it with their favorite Cinco De Mayo drink.

Justin Moore joins forces with YouTube prankster Ed Bassmaster on Thursday night's (April 14) premiere episode of The Ed Bassmaster Show on CMT.

Justin Moore explains why he's a fan of Donald Trump for president.

Justin Moore is known for his strong Southern drawl straight from the heart of Arkansas, but can he pull off a British accent? Big 95.5’s Mason, Remy and Alabama quizzed the artist on how well he could mimic an array of accents, including Australian, Irish, Boston and even Valley Girl.

During Sunday night's big game, country star Justin Moore was paying attention to more than just the football action. He was also keeping an eye out for his very first Super Bowl commercial featuring his favorite leading ladies: his family.

There was something unexpected that drew Justin Moore to his newest single, "You Look Like I Need a Drink." Written by Rodney Clawson, Matt Dragsteam and Natalie Hemby, the song's title had the country artist thinking one thing, then threw him for a loop when he actually heard the track.

As Justin Moore gears up for a busy 2016 with new music and a new tour on the way, he shares that things are even crazier at home, as he's currently building a house in his hometown of Arkansas — not to mention coaching a basketball team of 5-year-olds.

Though Justin Moore may sing about staying out late and partying, his life doesn’t look much like that ... at least not anymore.