SHENANDOAH SET TO MAKE NATIONAL DEBUT ON THE BOBBY BONES SHOW

Country Group Premieres New Single, "Little Bit of Livin,'" on Tomorrow Morning's Edition of Nationally Syndicated Radio Show

GRAMMY, ACM and CMA Award-winning country band Shenandoah will make their debut on The Bobby Bones Show, tomorrow, April 5 at 7:00 a.m./CT.

Founding members Marty Raybon and Mike McGuire will stop by the nationally syndicated iHeartRadio show to chat with Bones and his gang. Topics will include Shenandoah's new album, Reloaded (produced by Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts), the band's 30+ year career, and upcoming tour dates. Additionally, Shenandoah will perform their No. 1 hit tune, "The Church on Cumberland Road."

The guys will also premiere their newest single from Reloaded titled "Little Bit of Livin,'" a song that Raybon says will remind fans of their foot-tapping, crowd-favorite tune "Next to You, Next to Me."

For more information on Shenandoah, visit shenandoahband.com.

Find your local station or listen to the segment online here: https://bobbybones.iheart.com/howtolisten

AARON TIPPIN IN-STUDIO ON THE BOBBY BONES SHOW

Nashville, Tenn. (May 21, 2015) - On this morning's edition of WSIX/Nashville's nationally-syndicated The Bobby Bones Show, country music hitmaker Aaron Tippin stopped in for a chat about his 25 years in the music biz.  Tippin treated Bones and his listeners to an acoustic version of his classic hit, "There Ain't Nothin' Wrong With The Radio."

Bones concluded the visit by premiering Tippin's new single, "God's Not Through With Me Yet."  The song is included on Tippin's new 25th anniversary album, Aaron Tippin 25.  The new single is available for download on iTunes.

Listen to the full segment HERE.

Aaron Tippin 25 is a collection of 25 songs that includes 10 freshly recorded versions of his biggest career hits, as well as 15 brand new songs.  The album is available exclusively at aarontippin.com.

PARMALEE DELIVERS EMERGENCY FUNDS, MUSIC AND MORE ON THE BOBBY BONES SHOW IN SUPPORT OF OK TORNADO VICTIMS

(Nashville, TN) – Stoney Creek Records act Parmalee dropped by The Bobby Bones Show this morning to deliver a donation of $5,000 on behalf of its record label and to support the victims of the recent Oklahoma tornado that devastated the city of Moore, OK on Monday.

Program host Bobby Bones issued a call to action live on the show inviting Nashville artists to stop by the studio to play a few songs and donate autographed guitars in an effort to raise support in the aftermath of the tragedy.

"Normally I'm not up at 5:00 a.m. but this morning I got up early and when I turned on the radio and heard Bobby Bones was helping the Oklahoma tornado victims, I immediately called him and said 'we're in, how can we help?'" said Scott Thomas. "We all grew-up in North Carolina and have seen the devastation and loss from hurricanes and how important it is for everyone to help rebuild homes and lives, so we want to help do that for everyone in Oklahoma."

Upon arrival, the band performed its current single, “Carolina” and per Bones’ request, a cover of Bob Seger’s “Night Moves.” Additionally, the band urged listeners and fellow Music Row peers to join forces and contribute to help in the aftermath of the disaster.