The GreenRoomKip Moore is heading to the Great White North for the spring leg of his Plead the Fifth Tour. Drake White -- who was on the trek’s fall run -- will return, with the California trio Fairground Saints also joining t...

ABC/Image Group LA Keith Urban and Russell Dickerson are set to play the Masters. The Aussie superstar and the “Yours” hitmaker won’t exactly be showing off their golf prowess, however, they’ll be sticking to what...

Comstock/Thinkstock This native of Pell City, Alabama spent three weeks at the top of the country chart in 1973 with "Satin Sheets," a song that would be her only career #1. Can you name the Grand Ole Opry star who also worked as a secretary for M...

ABC/Image Group LA Darius Rucker is set to sing before this Sunday’s Super Bowl. Both he and Sting will play the NFL Tailgate Party in Minneapolis, before the Philadelphia Eagles take on the New England Patriots. “Last year,&...

Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Lauren Alaina, Jeff Foxworthy and Nashville’s Charles Esten are set to play the 10th Annual Nashville Honors Gala for the T.J. Martell Foundation March 26 at the Nashville Omni. Trace A...

ABC/Image Group LA You can pretty much fill in your own “Jesus, Take the Wheel” joke at this point: Carrie Underwood took to her socials on Monday to confess she’d just gotten stopped for driving too fast.  “...

ABC/Image Group LA Chris Stapleton teamed up with Emmylou Harris for a moving rendition of Tom Petty’s “Wildflowers” at the 60th Grammys Sunday night in New York City.  But Chris' connection to the rocker who ...

Timothy Kuratek/CBSReba McEntire picked up her first non-country Grammy Sunday night, winning Best Roots Gospel Album for Sing It Now: Songs of Faith & Hope. Even though the double record is a far cry from Reba’s classics like &ldqu...

ABC/Image Group LA Fresh off winning three trophies at the 60th Grammys, performing Tom Petty’s “Wildflowers” with Emmylou Harris, and appearing as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live -- all in a single weeken...

Comstock/ThinkstockSix years ago this week, Eric Church scored his first #1 single on the Billboard country chart. Can you guess which song was The Chief's first chart-topper? ANSWER:  "Drink in My Hand." Copyright © 2018,...