Luke Bryan’s party in the Caribbean just doubled its intensity. The CMA Entertainer of the Year is welcoming Blake Shelton onboard for his third annual Crash My Playa getaway in Riviera Maya, Mexico. “[This] has become one of my
Warner NashvilleBlake Shelton is weighing in with the final word on a series of tweets that some have called racist, homophobic and sexist. “Everyone knows comedy has been a major part of my career and it’s always been
ABC/Image Group LABoth Keith Urban and Little Big Town will Stand Up to Cancer this year, performing during the annual fundraising special to raise money to fight the disease. It’s a cause that’s extremely personal for both the Australian superstar and the CMA
ABC/Randy HolmesNext year, Eric Church will forego an opening act on his Holdin’ My Own tour, but that was not the case at one of his recent sold-out shows at Red Rocks in Colorado. In the starting spot? “Burning
Comstock/Thinkstock LeAnn Rimes scored her first top-10 hit with this colorful single from 1996. Can you name it? ANSWER: “Blue.” Copyright © 2016, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
Capitol NashvilleOf all the songs on his new album Ripcord, Keith Urban says his new release, “Blue Ain’t Your Color,” has always been a standout favorite. “I’m just glad it’s coming out,” the Australian superstar tells ABC Radio, “because a
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Brandy Clark kicks off a four-city tour of the United Kingdom September 20 in Birmingham, England. Look for Old Dominion to perform their latest single, “Song for Another Time,” Monday during their appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America. Brad
Broken Bow RecordsJason Aldean’s forthcoming album includes at least one noteworthy guest star — Kelsea Ballerini. The ACM New Female Vocalist of the Year joins the ACM Entertainer of the Year on the track “First Time Again.”
Courtesy BMLG/Photo Credit: Sheryl NieldsIn addition to selling 23 million albums and 31 million downloads, and notching 16 career number-ones, Rascal Flatts can add one more accomplishment to the list. This weekend, the trio played for their
Comstock/Thinkstock Garth Brooks scored his very first number one in December of 1989. Can you recall the song? ANSWER: “If Tomorrow Never Comes.” Copyright © 2016, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
