the cadillac three

Backstage at the Taste of Country Music Festival, country artists like Craig Morgan and the Cadillac Three offered their own take on the selfie. The "situational selfie" features an artist responding to a specific, hypothetical scenario. Like how would Jamie Lynn Spears look if she saw a bucket of her favorite food -- pickles?

The Cadillac Three know one thing for sure, it really is 'all about the south,' and they showcase that in their video for their rockin' country single 'The South.'

The superstar lineup at the 2014 Taste of Country Music Festival just got bigger with the addition of Hank Williams. Jr. Eric Paslay, Leah Turner, the Cadillac Three and Jamie Lynn Spears have also been added to the June 13-15 camping and country music festival at Hunter Mountain.

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The Cadillac Three just released their first official country single, featuring the accompanying vocals from Florida Georgia Line, Mike Eli (of the Eli Young Band) and their former boss and tour mate Dierks Bentley. The song brings attention to beer, women and a simpler way of life in the south, it mentions Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Carolina, Florida and Tennessee. "The South&

With 'The South,' the Cadillac Three make many of the other rock-inspired country artists seem as aggressive as a Beanie Baby. Their debut single would land squarely in the rock n' roll genre 40 years ago, but time has blurred those lines. The proper response to answer cries of "That ain't real country" is to turn the volume of this jam up louder ... and louder ... and louder.

Four artists on the Big Machine Label Group spent a day in Indianapolis, Ind. last weekend to take part in the pre-race and post-race fun at the Brickyard 400. Cassadee Pope may have kept the highest profile. In addition to singing the national anthem, her logo was on Jamie McMurray's car during the race.

The Cadillac Three, formerly known as The Cadillac Black, paid a visit to the KEAN -105 studios and had a lot on their agenda. Not only did the band stop by to share the name change with us, but the country/southern rock trio also signed their first major label deal with Big Machine Records, and took the time to play a couple songs for us in studio!