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Country music singer-songwriter Stephanie Quayle has always loved the freedom of riding. The Bozeman, Montana-native grew up riding horses with her mom, Eileen, who taught her how to pick herself up after getting thrown off and the value of perseverance. Today, the fearless mother-daughter duo is embarking on a new adventure. Quayle, a Rebel Engine Entertainment recording artist and CMT's Next Women of Country class of 2019 inductee, is teaming up with Harley-Davidson for a series of videos about learning to ride motorcycles from her mom, a veteran Harley-Davidson Fat Boy rider.

As we approach Mother's Day and honor the women who raised us and helped shape our lives, Country music star Stephanie Quayle (with a little help from her mom) is releasing "From Horses to Horsepower," a new video in partnership with iconic motorcycle brand, Harley-Davidson®. The video celebrates a cross-generational story of mentorship, inspiration and a passion for riding motorcycles. 

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Stephanie Quayle joins Danny Clinkscale for the “Reasonably Irreverent” Podcast. 

Rebel Engine Entertainment's Stephanie Quayle has teamed up with Harley-Davidson for a three-part digital video series, titled "From Horses to Horsepower," debuting on Sunday, May 3rd. The series will follow her journey of learning to ride a motorcycle with instruction from her "lifelong mentor," her mom. The series was shot at a Harley-Davidson dealership in High Point, NC, and on Quayle's Summerfield Farms, located just outside of Greensboro, NC. 

Rosanne Cash, John Oates, Keb’ Mo’, Soccer Mommy, and Shovels & Rope are among a diverse group of artists banding together for a new online telethon to raise money for the MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund. The “People Supporting Artists Telethon” will air live from Nashville on Saturday, April 11th, at 7 p.m. ET, via peoplesupportingartists.com.

At a time when the world is clamoring for things to take our minds off the coronavirus spreading across the globe, country artist Stephanie Quayle is answering our calls.

In an effort to offer encouragement and entertain fans, Stephanie has launched a daily morning talk show video series, Hay Y’all. The Facebook Live series was brought about to bring a smile to your face and relief to your mind.

During these uncertain times we are all looking for any glimpse of relief and just something to make us smile. Country music star, Stephanie Quayle, is hoping to do just that and provide a quick moment of levity during these difficult times. Stephanie is taking to Facebook Live and launching a daily morning talk show video series, “Hay Y’All.”

“Hay Y’All” will air live on Facebook Mondays thru Fridays at 11:00am ET.

“Hay Y’all” Facebook Live

Shot live from Stephanie’s North Carolina farm, Summerfield Farms, the series focuses on messages of positivity, music and includes the adorable miniature animals on her farm – donkeys, a calf, horses, goats, cats, and more – all named after famous Country Artists. Looking at this time in our lives as an emotional moment of “Spring Cleaning,” Stephanie is taking this opportunity to check-in with herself and fans and is embracing the moment to discover new things, take stock in the important things in life but always remembering to smile and have some fun!

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We, at New England Country Music, have decided to continue 2020 with our popular WCW (Women Crush Wednesday) series, where we spotlight women in country music. Each month we will feature a talented woman who is crushing the country music scene.

For February, we’re featuring the lovely singer, songwriter, and musician, Stephanie Quayle.

Music has many new fans throughout Europe who may be hearing about you for the first time. How would you describe yourself and the music you play to someone who has never seen or heard you? 

ALL ACCESS is pleased to announce that REBEL ENGINE ENTERTAINMENT Country artist STEPHANIE QUAYLE has been booked to perform at next month’s WORLDWIDE RADIO SUMMIT 2020 (WWRS) at THE CASTAWAY in BURBANK, CA 

QUAYLE, whose current single “Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout” is climbing the charts, will play for WWRS 2020 attendees at the BENZTOWN Networking & Cocktail Party. 

Country music star, Stephanie Quayle, has teamed up with iconic American company, Harley-Davidson®, for a three-part digital video series titled From Horses to Horsepower, debuting on May 3^rd 2020, just in time for Mother’s Day.

Produced by Rebel Engine Entertainment, the series will follow Stephanie’s journey of learning to ride from a lifelong mentor, her mom. It was through her mother’s mentorship that Stephanie first fell in love with riding horses while growing up in Montana, and now her mother, a veteran Harley-Davidson Fat Boy® rider, will teach her how to master a motorcycle. With their shared love of freedom and the open road, riding strengthens their relationship outside of the traditional mother-daughter archetypes as Stephanie embraces and emulates her mother’s fearlessness and confidence in this new and exciting pursuit.

“It all started with a song. I wrote 'Evel Knievel' as an anthem of fearlessness to follow your dreams and take that leap of faith. I thought of my mom with all of the riding imagery, and couldn’t help but think of my own desire of wanting to get on a motorcycle. I felt this calling to conquer it and experience the joy and freedom that I know my mom feels every time she gets on her bike,” says Quayle.

She continues, “To learn from my mom, my greatest mentor, and share this new bond with her, means the world to me. There’s nothing like it. I’m so grateful to Harley-Davidson for capturing our journey, and hope the series inspires other women to try something new.”

Shot at a Harley-Davidson dealership in High Point, NC, and on Stephanie’s beautiful Summerfield Farms, located just outside of Greensboro, the series will show the shared cross-generational love and education for riding between this mother-daughter duo. Their authentic bond that developed from this hobby turned lifestyle gave these two women a deeper connection and provided a unique experience for them to share. Follow along as the project chronicles Stephanie’s own personal experience learning to ride and also spotlighting the stories of other female riders along the way.

On February 17th, 2020, Stephanie’s single “Whatcha Drinkin ‘Bout” debuted at #59 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart.

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Country star Stephanie Quayle revealed that the mysterious cowboy in the music video for her song “Whatcha Drinkin ‘Bout” is actually her husband, David Couch.

For 16 years, the American Heart Association’s signature "Go Red for Women" Red Dress Collection has served as a catalyst for change to improve the lives of women globally. But while the glitzy red carpet dresses on the catwalk are stunning, the color red serves as a reminder that heart disease is something that takes the life of 1 in 3 women in America today.

Stephanie Quayle spoke to Jennifer Eckhart about the importance of stress management and its impact on the heart.

Stephanie Quayle attends the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women Red Carpet in New York, NY. 

On January 17, country artist Stephanie Quayle released the video for her stripped-down version of her single "Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout," where she teamed up with Wrangler.

This video was a part of the "Wrangler Presents: The Montana Sessions with Stephanie Quayle." Her sassy vocals are reminiscent of such acclaimed country songstresses as Miranda Lambert meets Carolyn Dawn Johnson. Her unplugged new video for "Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout" may be seen below.

Rising Country music star, Stephanie Quayle, has teamed up with American Western apparel company, Wrangler®, as the presenting sponsor of her upcoming video series, Wrangler® Presents: The Montana Sessions with Stephanie Quayle, which launches today, with the release of the stripped down version of her current single, “Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout.”

Rising Country music star, Stephanie Quayle, has teamed up with Wrangler® as the presenting sponsor of her upcoming video series, Wrangler® Presents The Montana Sessions with Stephanie Quayle, which launches today with the release of the stripped-down version of her current single, “Whatcha Drinkin ‘Bout.” 

The series, filmed in Stephanie’s living room at her ranch in Emigrant, Montana, features stripped-down acoustic versions of the tracks off her latest EP, If I Was A Cowboy. The picturesque ranch also provided the backdrop to the title music video from the EP. 

“This was a first for me. To record live in our home with amazing musicians” states Quayle. “These songs represent me, represent my Montana roots and the sound of Big Sky Country.”

Writers: Stephanie Quayle, Joey Ebach, Ryland Fisher; Director: Ford Fairchild

Influences: Dolly Parton, Reba, Miranda Lambert, and Shania Twain.

From the Artist: “Making the ’Whatcha Drinkin ’Bout’ video was the most fun I’ve ever had on set. We sprinkled all kinds of Easter eggs throughout it — nods to each song on the new EP and some Flock of Quayle shout outs! My husband even plays my on screen cowboy…(and off)! I love all the characters and I think we can all find ourselves in each of them. We’re all drinkin’ ’bout something!”

Stephanie Quayle knows that results come from hard work, and in 2019, she performed at the Grand Ole Opry in honor of Dolly Parton, accepted a lunch invitation from Reba McEntire, and sang alongside Lukas Nelson, Willie Nelson and Bonnie Raitt at one of Willie’s concerts. Of course, Quayle will be on the road again in 2020, performing music from her new EP, If I Was a Cowboy.

A newly inducted member of CMT’s Next Women of Country Class of 2019, Stephanie Quayle is celebrating a breakthrough year in Country Music! She is one of the most active female artists with consistent presence on the Billboard Country Airplay Chart and has played with many of the top artists in the music industry! Tune in now to hear Stephanie tell her story on the Backstage Pass presented by SCMedia.US!

Stephanie Quayle's drinking song doesn't try to cut too deep. The feel-good, mellow country-rocker finds Quayle steering an easy country vocal around an arrangement few will call anything but big sky fun. "Whatcha Drinkin' 'Bout" is a kick-off-the-shoes, crack-a-cold-bottle-open good time. It's a great weekend song.

Today, Stephanie Quayle is premiering the music video for her current single "Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout." The vibrant video was directed by Ford Fairchild, and shows Quayle playing the role of bartender, interacting with the patrons as they each reveal the reasons they showed up to the bar.

"Making the 'Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout' video was the most fun I’ve ever had on set," shares Quayle. "We sprinkled all kinds of Easter eggs throughout it — nods to each song on the new EP and some Flock of Quayle shout outs! My husband even plays my on screen cowboy...(and off)! I love all the characters and I think we can all find ourselves in each of them. We’re all drinkin' 'bout something!"

Quayle filmed the music video for her latest single “Whatcha Drinkin’ ‘Bout” at Big Cypress Lodge inside Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid. She has partnered with Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s as an ambassador for the iconic outdoor brands. As an ambassador, Quayle will showcase products, create original content and perform at outdoor and conservation-related events. Quayle’s partnership with Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s makes her the first female Country music artist ambassador for North America’s premier outdoor and conservation company.

Rising Country music artist Stephanie Quayle is partnering with Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s as an ambassador for the iconic outdoor brands. As an ambassador, Quayle will showcase products, create original content and perform at outdoor and conservation-related events. Quayle, who kicked off the partnership last month with a performance at the outdoor retailers’ Flocktoberfest event in Memphis, TN, also filmed the music video for her latest single “Whatcha Drinkin’ ‘Bout” at Big Cypress Lodge inside Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid. The clip, which will premiere November 20th, also features an exclusive making-of-the-video sneak peek available now on Bass Pro Shops social channels.

"Growing up on our ranch in Montana, I spent most of my life outdoors-- from the daily chores with our bison and cattle, to taking the horses on pack trips, to fishing in the streams on our land,” says Quayle. She continues, “Through my music career I have been able to incorporate my love of the outdoors on tour and everywhere I go, both on and off the stage. That’s why, when I met Johnny Morris and learned about his story (from the first lure to now), extraordinary wildlife conservation, and his love of people, I became even more passionate about the Bass Pro Shops brand. I am excited for the opportunity to bring my music, western lifestyle, and outdoors ways to the Bass Pro Family."

Quayle’s partnership with Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s makes her the first female Country music artist ambassador for North America’s premier outdoor and conservation company.  

Quayle is also teaming with Bass Pro Shops for additional performances, sweepstakes and product endorsements through 2020.

The 2019 CMA Awards was a celebration of country music’s greatest females, so our host for the evening, Katie Austin, decided to put artists’ lyrical knowledge to the test with a game of Finish the Lyric: Women of Country Edition.

Watch the clip above as Walker Hayes, Riley Green, Gabby Barrett, Justin Moore, Jordan Davis, Scotty McCreery, The Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean, newlyweds Tyler Rich and Sabina Gadecki, Stephanie Quayle, Travis Denning, Chase Rice, Mitchell Tenpenny, Home Free and more try to complete the lyrics to Miranda Lambert’s “Kerosene,” Carrie Underwood’s “Before He Cheats,” Reba’s “Fancy” Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5,” Faith Hill’s “Breathe,” Shania Twain’s Man! I Feel Like a Woman!,” Maren Morris’ “My Church,” Patsy Cline’s “Crazy,” and Trisha Yearwood’s “She’s In Love With The Boy.”

Before the stars made their way into Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena for The 53rd Annual CMA Awards on Wednesday (Nov. 13), they strutted their stuff on the red carpet and several artists stopped by to chat with Country Now‘s correspondent for the evening, Katie Austin!

Austin, a fitness instructor and host, caught up with artists such as Riley Green, Gabby Barrett, Justin Moore, Jordan Davis, Scotty McCreery, The Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean, newlyweds Tyler Rich and Sabina Gadecki, Stephanie Quayle, Chase Rice and Mitchell Tenpenny to talk about their excitement over the CMA Awards.

Stephanie Quayle on the CMA Awards 2019 Red Carpet!

Let’s be real. The only reason anyone turns on an awards show is to see what Carrie Underwood. and Little Big Town rocked on the red carpet. The women of country music hold court every time with show-stopping looks that never disappoint.

The CMA Awards are the biggest night in Country music.

Country fans are in for an exciting night. This year's awards are all about celebrating the legendary women of the genre.

This year's ceremony will be cohosted by Carrie Underwood, Dolly Parton, and Reba McEntire.

Take a look at the exciting red carpet moments that lead up to this year's show. And see which of your favorite stars take home a coveted award tonight.

Live in the Vineyard wrapped up its eleventh annual music, food and wine event on Sunday (Nov. 3) with intimate performances from some of the biggest names in country, pop and rock music.

The 4-day festival took place from Oct. 31-Nov. 3 in the dreamlike wineries and vineyards of Napa, Calif. Fans enjoyed live music from some of the most popular acts along with exclusive wines and gourmet food. The intimate gathering brought some of the most exclusive acoustic and intimate performances from some of the most sought after artists that normally play in giant arenas. Even the cast of ABC's The Bachelor was in attendance to enjoy the epic weekend. Every attendee was sure to leave each night with a full brunch, high spirits and music stuck in their heads.

Country singer-songwriter,Stephanie Quayle, has released the lyric video for her latest single, "Whatcha Drink 'Bout," available now on all video streaming services.

"No matter what you're drinkin', we're all drinking 'bout something. It's that common denominator. You walk into a bar... and everyone's drinkin 'bout something," says Quayle.