Country superstars Kenny Chesney and Dierks Bentley are scheduled to perform in Nashville Saturday during ESPN's "College GameDay" show prior to the Vanderbilt University/Missouri football game.

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - One of the fastest rising country music stars whose unexpected path to playing music included a stint playing college football and a move to Nashville ‘on a whim’ will be ...

Donald Fountain, a multi-skilled photojournalist for CBS News Atlanta, is known for his captivating work behind the camera, capturing the best of Atlanta. Before "The Road" debuts Sunday at 9 p.m. on ...

Oct. 17 (UPI) --Country music artist Ella Langley is back with new music. The singer, 26, dropped her single, "Choosin' Texas," as well as an accompanying music video on Friday. The video opens with ...

'Amazing Grace' as it appears in Ginny Hawker's family heirloom songbook, Lloyd’s Primitive Baptist Hymns. You can see stains in the margins, left by the tobacco-covered hands of her aunt Annie Maud ...

Every week, College GameDay brings on a different celebrity guest picker to join the show and help pick the outcomes of some of the top games of the day. This week, the two-time Grammy-nominated ...

Alan Jackson’s upcoming final full-length show of his career, held next summer at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn., is a hot ticket! So much so that the concert, which includes an all-star lineup of ...

Country music is often seen as a niche interest. Though the past couple of years have shaped up differently, there was a time when listeners either hated or loved country music. There was minimal ...

For a lot of country artists, their dream is to have at least one No. 1 single. An even bigger dream is to have a few No. 1 singles. But some country artists manage to exceed even those dreams, with ...

The Grammy Award is one of the highest honors an artist can receive in music — but apparently, it also makes a pretty great doorstop. Taste of Country Nights recently welcomed for King + Country into ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Texas alternative country artist Charley Crockett has never been one to swim with the tide. The self-proclaimed drifter reminded his fans of that once again on social media this week.