Country music star Brian “Nashville” Neil Duckworth, known for his band Taylor Made, has died at the age of 56.

Dierks Bentley will soon give back in a big way, as he's set to headline a charity concert in Nashville this fall.

Dierks Bentley is partnering with the Tennessee Innocence Project to put on the inaugural "Justice Jam" in late October. The ...

The concert will channel the power of Nashville’s music community into support for people wrongfully convicted of crimes.

Mooney recalls the headache growing so intense that she struggled to see the road, but she drove home to rest. She told ABC’s ...

Country singer Gabby Mooney has one heck of a story to tell, and she shared that during an appearance on Hulu’s “IMPACT x ...

The 2026 ACM Honors was truly special. Not only did Trisha Yearwood and Sheryl Crow perform, but Wednesday night's (August 19) event brought out country music legend Brenda Lee, who presented the ...

The country music industry gathered in Nashville for the 19th annual ACM Honors on Aug. 19, celebrating achievements that reach beyond commercial success. Co-hosted by Carly Pearce and Parker McCollum ...

On Wednesday, Nashville hosted the ACM Honors. Unlike other awards, the ACM Honors looked to celebrate those musicians, artists, and legends who used their stardom to change the world around them.

In 2004, Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss teamed up to record “Whiskey Lullaby”. A multi-platinum hit, the song is part of Mud On The Tires, Paisley’s third studio album. Written by Bill Anderson and ...

In 2003, Dierks Bentley had his first No. 1 single, with “What Was I Thinkin’”. The song was written by Bentley, along with Brett Beavers and Deric Ruttan. A No. 1 single for Bentley, “What Was I ...

Dierks Bentley’s love affair with country music began in his teens. Music had been a part of his life since he was small, but at around age 17, he heard Hank Williams Jr. sing “Man to Man” and the ...