Alan Jackson has had a lot of memorable 4th of July celebrationsâŠbut thereâs one for him that rises above all the others. Alan shares, âWell, this one is hard to beat. A couple of years ago, I had an old boat in Florida. Itâs like an old antique motor yacht, and it was kind ofâŠ
This is A Day in the Country with Paul Koffy â June 14th On this day in 2020 â Travis Denning was at number-1 with âAfter A Fewâ In 2013 Love and Theftâs âAngel Eyesâ was certified Platinum In 2004 Keith Urban released âDays Go Byâ to radio And on this day in 2002, Alan JacksonâŠ
This is A Day in the Country with Paul Koffy â June 7th On this day in 2019 Luke Combs released his EP, The Prequel â which includes the hit âBeer Never Broke My Heart.â In 2017 Kelsea Ballerini sent âLegendsâ to radio In 2005 Keith Urban was starting his second week at number-1 withâŠ
Sunday Night, May 30th, PBS TV aired the 32nd annual National Memorial Day Concert, which honored our men and women in uniform, their families at home and all those who have given their lives for our country. The 90 minute concert event was co-hosted actors Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise, and featured performances from Alan Jackson, Mickey Guyton, Gladys Knight, The Four Tops, Sara Bareilles, DenyceâŠ
Sunday night on PBS TV Mickey Guyton sang the National Anthem during the National Memorial Day Concert dedicated to those who have given their lives for our country. She did a phenomenal job! If you missed it, catch her performance here⊠Actors Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise co-hosted the 32nd annual National Memorial Day ConcertâŠ
Thereâs a lot of powerful country music songs that mean a lot to many people, but over the last 20 years thereâs probably one that touched everyone in a special way â âWhere Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)â by Alan Jackson. Alan wrote the song just weeks after the tragic events of SeptemberâŠ
Alan Jacksonâs number-1 album Where Have You Gone includes a song that was inspired by a letter Caylee Hammack sent to Alan about her dad. The story starts when Alan joined Caylee on her cover of Don Williamsâ âLord, I Hope This Day Is Goodâ⊠After her dad heard the song, which had his daughterâŠ
Congrats to Alan Jackson as his latest album, Where Have You Gone, has not only reached number-1 on the album chart here in the US, but in the UK, Australia and Canada as well! Where Have You Gone debuts at number-1 on the U.S. Current Country Album Chart as well as being the number-1 country albumâŠ
Did you catch Alan Jackson on his recent appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon? Alan performed âWay Down in My Whiskeyâ from his new album Where Have You Gone â watch it here⊠Photo Credit: Russ Harrington
Alan Jacksonâs new album, Where Have you Gone â his first in 6 years â is available now! The new project from Alan features 21 songs â 15 of them written by Alan himself, who says âSome of the greatest tracks I feel like weâve made.â Talking about Where Have You Gone Alan shares, âThis album isâŠ
ERNEST and Snoop Dogg just teamed up to record âGettinâ Gone,â a cross-genre collaboration that combines the country musicianâs Nashville roots with the rapperâs West Coast vibes. The track marks the inaugural offering from ERNESTâs new DeVille Records imprint via Big Loud, and the new label head was surprised Snoop wanted to take part inâŠ
Zedd is rumored to be bringing out country star Maren Morris during his Coachella performance this Sunday (April 13), continuing his tradition of collaborating with high-profile surprise guests for his sets. The DJ has a history of thrilling Coachella audiences with special appearances during his past festival sets â including Katy Perry, Kesha, and MorrisâŠ
FanDuelâs Kentucky Derby Party is set to return to Louisville again this year, and will feature Shaboozey as the headlining act. The exclusive, invite-only event is set for May 2 at Paristown Arts and Entertainment District, with FanDuel planning to make a $100,000 donation to the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance as part of the festivities. âIâmâŠ
Country music icon Dolly Partonâs remarkable career will be celebrated at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville with a new exhibition, Dolly Parton: Journey of a Seeker, running from May 20 to September 2026. The exhibit will showcase Partonâs diverse talents as a singer, songwriter, actor, author, businesswoman, and philanthropist, featuringâŠ
During a show in Gilmer, Texas on Saturday (April 5), Braxton Keith was forced to briefly stop his performance of âHonky Tonk Cityâ due to unruly fans who were throwing beers on stage. The country singer â who is currently touring the US in support of his recent EP, Blue â shared a TikTok videoâŠ