Justin Moore

Moore's January and February stretch of tour dates will include appearances from Cody Johnson, Eric Paslay and Riley Green.

Nashville does Halloween right!

Songs about small towns run rampant in country music.

Donald Trump has Justin Moore’s vote. The “You Look Like I Need a Drink” singer was candid about who he'll vote for in the 2016 presidential election, saying he likes that Trump is an “out of the box” candidate.

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.

Justin Moore — who made his preference for the great outdoors known with his hit “Bait a Hook" — has found a new "fishing buddy," he says, according to the photos he posted on Twitter.

Justin Moore may be one of the most talented and in-demand country singers of his day, but he's also a dedicated husband and father.

Down-home Arkansas boy Justin Moore is heading to Loveland, CO next month, and the stage will be packed with sultry country voices. Thomas Rhett and Jordan Rager join him in an evening that is sure to make you kick your boots up.

Justin Moore and his wife Kate are expecting their third child this summer, and it's been a rough pregnancy. Moore says that's nothing new however. "She gets pretty sick and always has," he tells Taste of Country.

Justin Moore has been named Humanitarian of the Year by the Armed Forces Foundation. The award recognizes his service to the morale and welfare of military families.

Justin Moore is out on the road and opening up about why he loves living in his hometown in Arkansas!