Tiffany Woy‘s new EP, All About Love, is available now! Talking about the 6-track EP, Tiffany says, “I have always said I want to sing about love. That means all that comes with it. The good parts, the bad parts and in true country fashion, the sad parts.” The EP also includes a song that…
This is A Day in the Country with Paul Koffy – July 9th On this day in 2016, Jon Pardi’s California Sunrise debuted at -1 on the country album chart In 2012, Carrie Underwood sent her song “Blown Away” to radio – and it would become her 13th number-one Back in 2007, Montgomery Gentry’s “Lucky Man,”…
Did you celebrate National Puppy Day yesterday? Plenty of people shared pics of their pups on social media — including country stars like Carly Pearce, Chris Young, Lee Ann Womack, Scotty McCreery, Chris Bandi, Elvie Shane, Laine Hardy, LeAnn Rimes…and Dan + Shay post a video of an unimpressed Pup. Chris Young – “It’s National…
The Grand Ole Opry paid homage to icon Ray Charles in October 2018 with a special showcase that was hosted by Darius Rucker and featured performances by Darius, Cam, Brett Eldredge, Ronnie Milsap, Lukas Nelson, LeAnn Rimes, Allen Stone, Travis Tritt, Charlie Wilson, Leela James, Trisha Yearwood, Jessie Key, Chris Young and Boyz II Men.…
The Grand Ole Opry paid homage to icon Ray Charles in October 2018 with a special showcase that was hosted by Darius Rucker and featured performances by Darius, Cam, Brett Eldredge, Ronnie Milsap, Lukas Nelson, LeAnn Rimes, Allen Stone, Travis Tritt, Charlie Wilson, Leela James, Trisha Yearwood, Jessie Key, Chris Young and Boyz II Men. The…
The Grand Ole Opry paid homage to icon Ray Charles on Oct. 8 with a special showcase that was hosted by Darius Rucker and featured performances by Darius, Cam, Brett Eldredge, Ronnie Milsap, Lukas Nelson, LeAnn Rimes, Allen Stone, Travis Tritt, Charlie Wilson, Leela James, Jessie Key, Chris Young and Boyz II Men. The night’s performances…
Tegan Marie stopped by the Nash campus last week to chat with Elaina Smith on her Women Want to Hear Women podcast (you can listen to the entire podcast here). One of the podcast’s segments—“Play It Forward”—beckons the featured artist to perform a song from another female’s catalog. For her Play It Forward, 14-year-old Tegan…
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LeAnn Rimes was just 14 years old when she released “How Do I Live” in May 1997. LeAnn’s version of the tune—you also may recall Trisha Yearwood released the song in May 1997—reached No. 2 on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100, spending a then-record 69 weeks on the chart. Penned by Diane Warren, “How Do…
LeAnn Rimes will play more than a dozen cities during her 2017 Today Is Christmas Tour, including stops in Nashville, Denver and Salt Lake City. “Hard to believe we are talking about Christmas in July, but I am excited to start preparing for the holiday season,” said LeAnn. “It is one of my favorite times…
Arguably one of the greatest voices in country music, Patsy Cline would have celebrated her 85th birthday this year on Sept. 8. As a tribute to Patsy, the American Masters series is honoring the country legend—who died in a plane crash 54 years ago on March 5, 1963, at the age of 30—with the world…
The famous Radio Ranch at 821 Pineville Road is growing and expanding calling for a much-needed Radio Ranch Renovation. We are partnering with several great local Chattanooga businesses to complete our transformation. From painting to flooring, drywall to electrical, and of course décor, the stations will be new and fresh in just a few months. …
The Vols rise in the polls after a big win on the road in Pittsburgh.
The Vols roll past Ball State in the season opener, 59-10.
Game week has arrived on Rocky Top as the Tennessee football team kicks off the 2022 campaign Thursday night in Neyland Stadium.
“Vol Calls,” the official statewide radio show of the Tennessee Volunteers, kicks off its 2022-23 season on Wednesday, Aug. 24.