Ten years and more than a dozen albums after she started recording music, Dolly Parton finally went Gold. Here You Come Again ...

Drinking Christmas songs, romantic Christmas songs, rowdy Christmas songs and spiritual Christmas songs all make this list.

Landman's pirate dinner is what we'll remember Episode 5 for, but a conversation between Cami and Tommy is more important ...

In early December, Atlanta rapper Lil Nas X released "Old Town Road." The song, with its banjo-tinged hip-hop beat, lyrics filled with traditional country imagery and Wild West-style music video, has ...

The 1990s are seen as one of the golden eras of country music. It was the decade that marked the emergence of a new generation of country stars who often mixed traditional country sounds with a modern ...

A Country Music Hall of Fame artist, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame artist and a legend who should get more consideration for both all appear on this list of country stars who died in plane crashes. The ...

Little Big Town's Kimberly Schlapman has been happily married to her husband, Stephen, for six years, but their path to romance was far from easy. The songstress admits she found true love while ...

Brian Fallon began 2020 by celebrating his 40th birthday in late January. As the milestone inched closer, the Gaslight Anthem frontman -- who spent his late 20s and early 30s earning acclaim with his ...

Long before there was Spotify or YouTube, Johnny Cash sat down and made a list of the 100 most essential country music songs. The list was intended not for fans, nor as part of his own storied career ...

Garth Brooks is continuing to make history, now as the first artist to earn seven diamond-certified albums. According to the Recording Industry Association of America's Gold & Platinum Program, Brooks ...

Luke Bryan didn't write "Drink a Beer," nor did the song's writers, Jim Beavers and Chris Stapleton, write it specifically for him, but it's still a perfect fit. Below, Stapleton tells The Boot how ...

Collin Raye's "Love, Me" debuted on the Billboard Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts on Oct. 19, 1991, and in less than three months, it peaked at No. 1 for three consecutive weeks from Jan.