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Jason Aldean wasn't satisfied just playing professional baseball stadiums during 2014. Now he, as well as even bigger names Bruce Springsteen and Tim McGraw, will take part in the NCAA's March Madness Music Festival at Reunion Park in Dallas, which will take place April 4 through 6. Aldean will play at the "AT&T Block Party" on April 4, McGraw will take the "Coke Zero Countdown Concert" on April 5, and Springsteen and the E Street Band will play April 6 as part of the "Capital One Jam Fest." -
Upcoming Country Music Events for the Week of February 17 - February 23, 2014
A snapshot of what's coming up in Country music next week... (Photo : Universal Republic Records) Eli Young Band A snapshot of what's coming up in Country music next week. -
Miranda Lambert joining Jason Aldean for stadium shows in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
A triage of Midwest cities are getting the deluxe package when Jason Aldean brings his "Burn It Down" tour to town. The country performer and Miranda Lambert "made official" (via Twitter) an agreement for the latter to open at Aldean's shows in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Cleveland. As well as participate in a wiffle ball game. -
How the Top Country Earners Stacked Up
The top earners in country music brought in a combined $370 million dollars in 2013. It makes you wonder what 2014 will bring! -
Country Men in Blue Jeans [POLL]
Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, Keith Urban and Tim McGraw are all unmistakably talented singers, which is evident by their Grammy nominations for 2014. The question is, which one of these uber-talented guys rocks a pair of blue jeans better? -
Grammys 2014: Can Kacey Musgraves or Blake Shelton fend off Taylor Swift for Best Country Album?
Music Times looks at the nominees for the Best Country Album Grammy NOMINEES FOR BEST COUNTRY ALBUM: Night Train by Jason Aldean Two Lanes To Freedom by Tim McGraw Same Trailer Different Park by Kacey Musgraves Based On A True Story. -
Jason Aldean announces what MLB stadiums he'll play; Music Times was wrong about all of them
We at Music Times may not always be right, but we're willing to acknowledge (and be publicly humiliated) when we're wrong. Last week, we came up with a list of five MLB parks that were likely candidates to host Jason Aldean when he embarked on his 2014 "Burn It Down" tour. All five of our suggestions turned out to be incorrect. -
Jason Aldean announces tour with baseball stadium plans; Music Times chooses the best bet stadiums for a show
Jason Aldean recently dropped plans for his 2014 headlining tour, and it's going to be a big one. The performer was on Good Morning America when he announced a run that would include nearly 50 dates, and a baseball theme to boot. The country star played stadium shows at Chicago's Wrigley Field and Boston's Fenway Park (as well as the University of Georgia's Sanford Stadium) during 2013, and through a deal with Major League Baseball, Aldean plans on doing more of the same during 2013. -
Clear Channel heading to Austin for iHeartRadio Country Festival in March, featuring Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean and more
Clear Channel is going country, y'all. The radio giant, who have also launched the massively successful, genre-spanning iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas have announced a second concert series: the iHeartRadio Country Festival today (Jan. 8). -
Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, Eric Church among supporting acts at George Strait's final concert
George Strait may have just won Entertainer of The Year at the Country Music Association Awards, but that hasn't swayed his decision to call it a day at the end of his 2014 tour. The June 7, 2014 date at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX had been previously announced as the final date on "The Cowboy Rides Away" tour, but we all knew that it would have to be a blowout of the epic variety. Strait and his team have come through, assembling an all-star supporting cast for his final show. -
CMT Names Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean and Three Others 'Artist of The Year.' Read Who and Help Us Narrow It Down
One problem with country music is that it doesn't deal with sparring very well. Nearly everything vaguely resembling a competition gets watered down so neither side looks bad. The genre's media was left in a bind following the war of words between Zac Brown followers and Luke Bryan followers after the former artist blasted the music of the latter. In the end, CMT and others did they're best not to make anyone look bad. So, it's not entirely surprising that five different performers will share this year's CMT Artist of The Year Award. -
George Strait Announces Final Tour Dates; Will Be Joined by Slew of Stars Including Eric Church, Jason Aldean and Miranda Lambert [TOUR SCHEDULE]
George Strait announced the dates on his final tour, along with a boatload of country stars that will help him go out with a bang.
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