Tyler Nance wasn't far removed from 10-degree nights in a camper trailer when his breakthrough hit Keeps Me Sane went viral ...

One of Season 4’s farmers is closer to country music than you’d expect — and it involves a famous singer. Did you catch this?

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Lainey Wilson was asked for her pass at her own show right before she got on stage. She even had her guitar strapped on! She ...

One lyric in the country superstar's new song “Dry Spell” has fans doing a double take — and once you hear it, you’ll ...

Drinking songs and country music go together like, well ... drinking and country music. In fact, that should be the benchmark for how other things go together: "You know, peanut butter and jelly go ...

Gracin was the first country star discovered on American Idol. The former Marine placed fourth on the show's second season, and after his discharge, he signed to Lyric Street Records in 2004. His self ...

Tim McGraw has claimed a unique space in country music history. Alongside contemporaries like Kenny Chesney and Keith Urban, he's part of a rare class of country singers that have bridged the gap ...

Toby Keith scored a chart-topping hit with his single "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)" when he released it as the debut single from his 2002 album Unleashed. Keith wrote the ...

Mary Chapin Carpenter is one of the most prolific singer-songwriters in country music. Beginning with her debut album in 1987, she has made album after album of music that swings between folk, ...

The 1990s are seen as one of the golden eras of country music. It was the decade that marked the emergence of a new generation of country stars who often mixed traditional country sounds with a modern ...

Toby Keith has made numerous visits to our military heroes overseas, but the singer also takes time to include them when he's meeting fans backstage at his concerts. "I can't get to them all so I try ...