• Christmas is Coming Early for Alan Jackson Fans

    Alan Jackson's 11th studio album (and second Christmas release), 'Let It Be Christmas,' came out in 2002. Twelve years later, Jackson has announced that he is re-releasing the project as part of his 25th anniversary celebration.

  • Alan Jackson Summer Concert Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]

    Last month, when Alan Jackson celebrated 25 years in the country music industry, he announced that he would be celebrating the milestone next year with a 25 city tour. For those who don't want to wait to see the superstar performing classics like "Here in the Real World," "I'd Love You All Over Again" and "Someday," you're in luck! He's got 17 concerts booked in the U.S. and Canada in August and September!

  • The Winners of the 2014 Golden Boot Awards

    Country music's The Boot debuted the Golden Boot Awards this year with five categories: Song of the Year, Album of the Year, Music Video of the Year, Live Act of the Year and Artist of the Year. Each category featured seven artists who made waves in the country world from May 2013 through April 2014. Fans voted through June 9, 2014 and winners were announced earlier this week.

  • 4 Decades of Country - ACM Winners From the Past

    In 1965, the first Academy of Country Music Awards were handed out for the best music of 1964. As we head into the 49th annual awards weekend, let's take a trip down memory lane to see who the past winners were 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago in selected categories.

  • Kid Rock and Alan Jackson Playing SeaWorld despite 'Blackfish' Controversy

    SeaWorld is scrambling to find acts to fill the lineup for the "Bands, Brews & BBQ" music event this weekend, but it managed to come through in the clutch, adding Alan Jackson and Kid Rock on Wednesday. The event had seen most of its original lineup pull out regarding potential backlash from the documentary Blackfish.

  • George Jones Tribute Concert Features More Than 100 Guest Performances

    George Jones had an undeniable influence on country music, but even his family had to be surprised how epic his tribute concert turned out to be. More than 112 performers, and plenty of big names, showed up to play at "Playin' Possum: The Final No Show," a gig performed Friday night at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.
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