ABC/Fred LeeChris Stapleton and legendary singer/songwriter James Taylor are teaming up with Vince Gill to help raise money for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. The three will play this year’s All for the Hall Los Angeles benefit September 27
ABC/Image Group LA Kelsea Ballerini not only clocked several more dates on Rascal Flatts’ Rhythm & Roots tour this weekend, she also took time to lift the spirits of some special youngsters. The “Peter Pan” songstress partnered with Musicians
Comstock/Thinkstock This Country Music Hall of Famer is the most-awarded artist ever in the CMA’s Song of the Year category, having taken home the trophy four times, starting with “When I Call Your Name” in 1990. Can
Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Tanya Tucker, the Oak Ridge Boys, Janie Fricke, the Bellamy Brothers and many more will perform at Stars Behind the Stars: A Benefit for the Blue July 27 at Billy Bob’s Texas. Randy Travis is also set to make a special
Arista NashvilleThanks to “Church Bells,” Carrie Underwood now has two dozen career number ones to her credit. This week, the third single from her Storyteller album also becomes her 24th trip to the top of the charts. With its rags-to-riches tale
ABC/Image Group LALuke Bryan is celebrating his 40th birthday with a new single. “Thank y’all for the birthday wishes,” he tweeted Sunday night. “Love y’all. 40 gonna be crazy.” Monday, he followed with “Move,” the fifth release
Image credit: Becky FlukeNot only is Miranda Lambert back this week with her new single “Vice,” she’s also busy reminding fans that Pistol Annies are still locked and loaded. This weekend, her pals Ashley Monroe and Angaleena
Rick Diamond/Getty ImagesThere’s a piece of country music history in Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s new exhibit. The guitar Alan Jackson played on the 2001 CMA Awards is featured in “Louder Than Music: Rock, Power & Politics,” an
Mercury NashvilleEarlier this year, Canaan Smith got caught up in the energy of his concert and demolished a drum during his show. That flash of adrenaline ended up being the spark to start his new Smash Cancer initiative. “While
Comstock/Thinkstock The Browns hit number one on both the country and pop charts with this 1959 classic. Can you name it? ANSWER: “The Three Bells.” Copyright © 2016, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
