Over the course of her 30-year career, Krauss has partnered with numerous country artists including Brad Paisley, Alan Jackson, Robert Plant, Emmylou Harris and more. But, it was her collaboration with supergroup Shenandoah in 1994 that can be…
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
As Keith sat behind the piano and sang Loretta’s 1965 song “Blue Kentucky Girl,” she could be seen on the large screen wiping tears from her eyes.
After the performance, a fan posted the video to social media and it quickly was brought to Loretta Lynn herself. Williams had never expected for this to happen and even said that “I thought that she would either A. never hear it or B. hear it and want to slaughter us.”
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. https://www.facebook.com/CMTartistsoftheyear/photos/a.311970812151673/2442528995762500/?type=3&theater The seven honorees were Miranda Lambert, Carrie Underwood, Lady Antebellum‘s Hillary Scott,
“Wouldn’t it be fine if you could say you love me, just one time with a sober mind?” Loretta sings in the song…
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…
“As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone” was recorded as a duet and released in 1974. The song hit No.1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles chart as well as the Canadian Country Tracks chart.
A girl who came to the concert alone approached Loretta before the show. She told Loretta that her husband had brought another woman and they were sitting in the second row. Then, a song was born.
Three generations of leading ladies in country music came together to honor the woman who paved the way for all future generations of women with hopes of making a name for themselves in the genre. Patsy Cline. Loretta Lynn, Faith Hill, and Brenda Lee came together for a powerful medley of Cline’s greatest hits. https://www.facebook.com/patsyclinemusic/photos/a.403114609825883/1120620648075272/ The three country songstresses catch up
On Monday (January 8), the news surfaced that country music legend Loretta Lynn had suffered a serious fall at her home last week. While the fall happened some time ago, not a word was said about it until her sister, country singer Crystal Gayle, brought it up in a post she made to social media.