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All for The Hall Nashville 2020: Keith Urban, Luke Combs, and more!

All for the Hall is a concert series benefiting the Country Music Hall of Fame, and Keith Urban will host the all-star lineup at the Bridgestone Arena. All for The Hall Nashville 2020 The Country Music Hall of Fame will return to Nashville on Monday, the 10th of February and a powerhouse of country artists … Read more

Glen Campbell & his Classic Hit “By the Time I Get to Phoenix”

Glen Travis Campbell professionally known as Glen Campbell was a multi-talented artist in the ’50s. He was best known for a series hit single in the ’60s up to ’70s. He has placed over 80 hit singles that entered into country charts and achieved numerous major awards and honors. With this, let us talk about … Read more

Nashville Squares Found a Host in Bob Saget

The classic television game show Hollywood Squares is getting a countrified spin-off that’s gonna reboot on CMT and, comedian Bob Saget will be its host! Bob Saget, Hosting, and Nashville Squares Bob Saget of “Full House” and “America’s Funniest Home Videos” is going to be in-charge of a roster of amazing country artists (Tanya Tucker, … Read more

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill Celebrate 23 Years of Marriage

Earlier this year, a lot of rumors went around about the marriage of these two country stars. However, these talks are only rumors, as Tim McGraw and Faith Hill celebrates their 23rd Anniversary this year. The couple both shared sweet messages in their personal social media accounts. The two posted a throwback picture of them, … Read more

Lynn Anderson’s “You’re My Man:” A Country Hit Song in 1970

Lynn Anderson performs a beautiful rendition of  “You’re My Man.” Lynn Rene Anderson, professionally known as Lynn Anderson, is a well-known country artist in the 1960s. Her crossover appeal and regular exposure on national television helped her became one of country music’s first female superstar. With this, she is considered as one of the most … Read more

Louise Mandrell Releases First Album in 30 Years “Playing Favorites”

Country singer Louise Mandrell releases her first album in 30 years. It dropped on the 4th of October and performed at the Opry Country Classics show at the Ryman Auditorium on the 3rd of October. Mandrell is the younger sister of country singer Barbara Mandrell, and the older sister of actress Irene Mandrell. She has … Read more

Linda Ronstadt’s Hit Version of “You’re No Good”

Linda Ronstadt is one of the few artists who broke the boundaries of music. She was known to perform country songs, rock and roll, light opera, and even Latin music. There were tons of songs she has covered in her career that hit the charts, like her rendition of “You’re No Good.“ Linda Ronstadt’s Version of … Read more

Billy Dean’s “If There Hadn’t Been You” is an Unorthodox Serenade for Teachers

Teachers are the backbone of society. Since kingdom come, they have led the way and guided a plethora of people from all walks of life into their proper destinies towards the betterment of our society. Teachers are the movers and shakers of the world, and oftentimes, they do not get the proper thank you that … Read more

Anne Murray, a Physical Education Teacher-Turned Country Superstar

Who knew that before pursuing country music, Anne Murray was first a teacher? Yes, the first Canadian country artist to reach the top spot on the American music charts was first a Physical Education teacher before finding her voice in the music industry. Anne Murray’s Early Years Anne Murray‘s parents worked in the medical field, … Read more

Elton John’s “Teacher I Need You:” A Tribute to World Teachers Day

This month, we celebrate the World Teachers Day. With this, let us greet all hardworking teachers out there, a Happy Teachers Day! Teaching is a profession that needs a lot of patience. Teachers are not only seen in school but also at home.  The first teacher we have is our parents. They were the ones … Read more

Fox to Develop Country Music Dynasty Drama

It looks like Fox intends on staying in the music drama business! The company is developing a one-hour drama series set in the world of country music! Fox’s Newest Drama Series The series has yet to be named, but the project already has a script commitment with a penalty attached.  After all, its hip-hop drama … Read more

Waylon and Willie’s 1970s Classic Hit “Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys”

Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson performed a great duet with the song “Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys. “ Waylon Arnold Jennings professionally known as Waylon Jennings was a popular American singer and songwriter in the 1950s to 2000s. He has achieved numerous honors and awards. He was inducted into the … Read more

Route 91 Mass Shooting Victims to Receive Up to $800 Million from MGM Resorts

Victims of the October 1, 2017, mass shooting in Las Vegas will receive a huge settlement between $735 million and $800 million dollars collectively from MGM records. Route 91 Victims Reach a Settlement Reports say that those represented by Eglet Adams law firm are “substantially all plaintiffs in litigation” right now. “Today’s agreement marks a … Read more

Ashley McBryde to be Honored by the CMT for Breakout Artist Award

Ashley McBryde is killing it this year with her nominations and accomplishments. The Country Music Television (CMT) announced on October 2 that the country singer will be given a Breakout Artist Award of the Year. This is a huge step in the career of the country singer since she started back in 2007. 2019 is … Read more

Caleb and Kelsey’s Incredible Rendition of “You Raise Me Up”

Husband and wife duo Caleb and Kelsey Grimm performed an incredible rendition of “You Raise Me Up.” “You Raise Me Up” is a timeless song that has been recorded by numerous music artists. The song was popularized by Josh Groban and his sweet rendition became remarkable. The powerful lyrics resonate with the hearts of many … Read more

10 Best Country Cover Songs Ever

There’s an old saying that goes, “a good song is a good song regardless of whoever sings it.” Well, that’s not always totally true. Sometimes, an artist might be a huge fan of a singer or a song, but it doesn’t translate to their style. Then, there are instances where an artist comes very close – or … Read more

Young Willie Nelson’s Beautiful Performance of a Classic Country Medley

Willie Nelson is always seen with a simple shirt, a cowboy hat, and he is always strapped with his guitar. This was not always the case for this country outlaw legend as he started his career looking like a fine gentleman, wearing nice suits. In his performance at Nashville back in the ’60s, you can … Read more

Check Out Tenille Arts Performing Her New Single “Somebody Like That”

Tenille Arts is one of the rising country stars today. She may not be as popular as LeAnn Rimes or Reba McEntire but she has a unique voice that truly amazes her listeners. Recently, she made her first appearance on the Grand Ole Opry. With this, it became a platform for her to showcase her … Read more

Groundbreaking! Rob Green Celebrates 37 Years of “Joyful Sounds”

“Joyful Sounds” was first broadcasted in 1982. Founder Rob Green also hosts the “Gospel Country” radio show and operates Christian Music Weekly magazine. October 2, 1982, a Sunday night on a 10,000 watt AM station in suburban Toronto, Ontario, I started my first broadcast of ‘Joyful Sounds’…we just celebrated 30 years of syndication in October … Read more

Grand Ole Opry Holds Dolly Week for the Singer’s 50th Anniversary as a Member

Good news, country fans! The prestigious stage of Grand Ole Opry will be celebrating Dolly Week for the singer’s 50th Anniversary as a member. Mark your calendars and make sure to catch all the performances from October 8 to October 12. It will be a pure country music festival honoring some of the greatest moments … Read more

“Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus:” A Sweet Rendition from Lauren Daigle

“Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” is a worship song known as “The Heavenly Vision.” It is a hymn written by Helen Howarth Lemmel. The song was inspired by a pamphlet entitled Focused. Years later, this song has become a beloved classic that continues to touch the hearts of people. Today, a Grammy award-winning singer and … Read more

John Carter Cash to Debut Dragon Song at Nashville Film Festival 50th Anniversary

Multi-talented singer, songwriter, author, and award-winning record producer John Carter Cash has added filmmaking in his long list of accolades and accomplishments. His most recent film, Dragon Song, will premier on the 5th of October! John Carter Cash’s Dragon Song Cash commented about conceptualizing the film in a statement. “I wrote the song ‘Dragon Song’ … Read more

Remembering Gene Autry the Singing Cowboy

Real country music is not considered country music without the Singing Cowboy, Gene Autry. Today, we remember him on his 21st death anniversary, and what better way to keep his memory is to listen to some of the songs he immortalized in the country music industry? Autry is worth remembering because, without him, country music … Read more

The 1960s Rendition of Patsy Cline’s “Leavin’ on Your Mind”

Virginia Patterson Hensley professionally known as Patsy Cline was a popular music artist in the 1940s to the 1960s. She has spent over 15 years in the country music industry. Thus, she is considered as one of the most influential vocalists of the century and one of the first country artists to successfully cross over … Read more

Brennan Lassiter’s “You Are My Sunshine” a Four-Chair Turner on The Voice

Brennan Lassiter captured the attention of the four judges when she sang “You Are My Sunshine.” We all know how this singing competition works. You must have a powerful opening line so that the judges will turn their chairs, and Brennan did just that. With a background on country and gospel songs, Brennan performed this … Read more

Jason Aldean Remembers Route 91 on the Anniversary of the Tragedy

Jason Aldean stands in solidarity with the victims of the Route 91 Harvest Festival mass shooting as he posts a reminder of the devastating tragedy. Jason Aldean Remembers In a post he shared on his official Instagram, he posted a simple photo, captioning how it was always going to be a tough day for everyone. … Read more

Throwback: 7 Years Ago Darius Rucker Became a Member of Grand Ole Opry

Darius Rucker was the lead singer of the rock band Hootie & the Blowfish before he came into the country music scene. This was back in 1986 and he formed with the band at the University of South Carolina along with Mark Bryan, Jim “Soni” Sonefeld, and Dean Felber. Twenty-six years later, his contribution to … Read more