Brantley Gilbert Taps Jamey Johnson, Alison Krauss for New Song
Lindsay Ell isn't the only collaborator on his next studio album.
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Hit Songs That Other Artists Passed On
Some of country's biggest hits almost sounded a lot different.
50 Country Albums Everyone Must Hear Before They Die
Whether you're a country fan or not, these albums are must-listens!
Alison Krauss Announces 2018 Tour With Willie Nelson
This is going to be epic!
Biggest Snubs and Surprises of the 2018 Grammy Nominations
Nineteen of the 20 nominees in the four country Grammy Awards categories are major label artists.
Lauren Duski and Andrea Thomas Cover Alison Krauss, Faith Hill on ‘The Voice’
Lauren Duski advances to the live performances of The Voice with her stellar rendition of Alison Krauss' "When You Say Nothing at All" on Monday's (April 10) episode. Duski faced off against Andrea Thomas who also offered a country cover with "Cry" by Faith Hill.
Alison Krauss Covers Classics on Upcoming ‘Windy City’ Album
It has been nearly six years since Alison Krauss released her last album, 2011's Paper Airplane with Union Station, but that's about to change with the release of a new album of covers in 2017.
No. 12: Brad Paisley (Feat. Alison Krauss), ‘Whiskey Lullaby’ – Top Country Songs of the Century
While known for clever, tongue-in-cheek country anthems, Brad Paisley's greatest gift may be storytelling.
The End of an Era This Day in Country Music – August 14th (Video)
1982 - Ernest Tubb makes his final appearance on the Grand Ole Opry.
The World Premiere of Honeysuckle Rose This Day in Country Music – July 3rd (Video)
1980 - "Honeysuckle Rose" makes its world premiere in Austin.
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Toby Takes Cover From Mortar Fire This Day in Country Music – April 29th [VIDEO]
2011 - Toby Keith is forced to take cover in a bunker...
The Yodel Was Born This Day in Country Music – March 20th (Video)
1946 - Doug Green is born in Great Lakes, Illinois. He becomes Ranger Doug, of Riders In The Sky, helping preserve western music and becoming a member of the Grand Ole Opry.