Texas singer Charley Crockett’s defense arrives as Beyoncé’s eighth studio album, released in March 2024, continues to cause ...

Charley Crockett has never been shy about speaking his mind, and this week the Texas-born singer made headlines for calling ...

Charley Crockett defended Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter and slammed the country music industry's double standards in a defiant ...

Charley Crockett seemingly took an odd next step in his feud with Gavin Adcock, sending the singer roses and his LP.

The country singer once encouraged it, but says he warns venue security, "If you see somebody slinging beer cans, you toss ...

It's probably a bit more nuanced than that, so let's try to unpack it.

"Jamestown Ferry," which Tanya Tucker first recorded in 1972, was included on Crockett's 2017 album Lil G.L.'s Honky Tonk ...

Many obviously saw that last part as a shot at Gavin Adcock, who’s been outspoken about his belief that Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album should not be considered “country,” including at a show over the ...

Gavin Adcock says all kinds of fans are welcome at his shows, but those who aren't used to his performance style might feel ...

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It’s another country music star — Charley Crockett — and this time, per Taste of Country, fans are roasting Adcock for his part in it all. He really stirred it up with a post on X that Taste of ...

Those are the words of Charley Crockett, the San Benito singer known for his neo-traditional take on country music. Crockett, who made his RodeoHouston debut earlier this year, posted a fiery takedown ...