A new member of the country music family just made her debut! There has been quite a baby boom in country music lately. We’re only six months into the year, and numerous artists have already welcomed new additions, including Carrie Underwood, Jason Aldean, and Jake Owen, to name a few. More babies are due in
Country music legend Loretta Lynn celebrated her 87th birthday Sunday (April 14) and her fellow country artists came out in full force on social media to show their love for the “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, Brad Paisley, Alan Jackson, Willie Nelson and more shared their video wishes for Lynn on Twitter.
Alison Krauss is one of those rare artists with a voice that is unique enough to be instantly recognizable, but can blend with other voices across every style and genre. With a background deeply rooted in bluegrass music, Krauss has become one of the most sought after duet partners and background singers in the industry.
This once-in-a-lifetime musical event took over Nashville in an epic way and brought some of the biggest names of then-and-now to the stage for a celebration like very few have ever seen before! Titled Loretta Lynn: An All-Star Birthday Celebration Concert, the event was exactly as it sounds – and even better than you could
What made Twitty and Lynn’s original version so good was the fact that they made their chemistry seem real. McBride and Strait did the same…
Loretta Lynn’s star-studded birthday celebration went down at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on April 1, 2019. Numerous country stars turned out to pay tribute to the original Queen of Country Music by covering some of her biggest hits. It didn’t take long for Lynn to be brought to tears. Keith Urban took the stage as
It was the song that took the late 80s by storm. A powerful love ballad that describes heartbreak turned into a sad acceptance of circumstance. The song, “Every Rose Has Its Thorn” would go on to become American glam metal band, Poison’s signature song. Love & Loss In 1988 Poison released the third single from
When Loretta Lynn first sang “You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man)” it was a ballad to help a fan dealing with an unfaithful husband. She never expected the song to be as big as it was – or to be covered by a popular pop-punk band. “You Ain’t Woman Enough” Lynn wrote her
In a historic move, CMT named an all-female list of honorees as the 2018 Artists of the Year. The ceremony in their honor was all about recognizing the contributions that female artists have made to country music in both past and present. Congrats to all of our 2018 #CMTAOTY honorees – Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert,
One Of Country Music’s Most Iconic Marriages Loretta Webb was just a teenager when she decided to marry 21-year-old Oliver “Doo” Lynn after just one month of knowing each other. Their marriage would be tested countless times, but six children and many years later, the two were still devoted to one another. @LorettaLynn's singing around
Grand Ole Opry members Loretta Lynn and Crystal Gayle are mourning the heartbreaking loss of their brother, Herman Webb. Webb died Saturday (July 28) at King’s Daughters Medical Center in Ashland, Kentucky. He was 83. “Our brother, Herman Webb passed away this morning in Kentucky with his wonderful children around him,” Gayle shared on social media.
Chances are you’ve never seen superstars Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, Cher, Loretta Lynn and Tina Turner on the same stage before. Chances are even slimmer that you’ve seen country singer Lynn Anderson do her spot-on, hilarious impersonations of these distinctly different stars all in one single show. Be prepared to lose it, giggle, and guffaw. Lynn