Trace Adkins likes to fish and in a new DIY spe­cial, Ulti­mate Fish­ing Lodge, he’ll take his love of the out­doors to Deep Water Cay in the Bahamas. Located 112 miles east of Palm Beach, Florida, the pri­vate trop­i­cal island retreat has played host to the rich and famous since 1958. Ulti­mate Fish­ing Lodge pre­mieres on DIY on Sun­day, June 17 at 7/6 p.m. CT.

Eric Church is cel­e­brat­ing his sec­ond No. 1 sin­gle. “Spring­steen” topped the charts this week, fol­low­ing “Drink In My Hand,” Eric’s first career No. 1. Both songs were co-written by Eric. Besides top­ping the chart, “Spring­steen” has also been cer­ti­fied plat­inum after sell­ing over one mil­lion copies.

Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA” has been banned from a kinder­garten grad­u­a­tion. PS 90 prin­ci­pal Greta Hawkins pulled the song because it’s not “age appro­pri­ate” accord­ing to the NY Post. The song’s open­ing lyrics are the cen­ter of the con­tro­versy. Lee released a state­ment in response to the song being pulled.

“I wrote “God Bless the USA” about the love I have for this coun­try and the strug­gle we have gone through to remain free,” he said. “Our coun­try was founded on the prin­ci­ple that it wel­comes peo­ple of all cul­tures and gives them the same rights we have as cit­i­zens. How­ever, I feel com­pelled to echo the faith or our fore­fa­thers who all believed in God and a respect of a higher author­ity. Per­son­ally, deny­ing the chil­dren of PS 90 to sing “God Bless the USA,” offends me as a Chris­t­ian. My song is about hope, faith, spirit and pride. How could that be wrong on any level?”

To add to the con­tro­versy, Justin Bieber’s pop hit “Baby,” a song about teenage love, was kept on the playlist. Prin­ci­pal Hawkins’ deci­sion is sup­ported by City Schools Chan­cel­lor Den­nis Walcott.