Scotty McCreery is heading overseas! The 30-year-old just announced his headlining UK Tour in 2025, performing in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. “It’s been too long and I cannot wait to come back to the UK,” said McCreery. “We’ve had so many e-mails and social media posts from fans asking us to return, and I’m happy to say ‘we’re…
Steven Curtis Chapman will be the next member of the Grand Ole Opry. The Christian singer was invited to join on Saturday, July 27, by his good friend, and fellow Kentucky native, Ricky Skaggs. Skaggs began the invitation by bringing out a picture of Chapman from his Grand Ole Opry debut 42 years ago, when he performed country classics…
Carly Pearce‘s deeply personal 29: Written in Stone album came out last fall. The 15-track record was her journey through grief, over the end of her brief marriage to fellow singer, Michael Ray, and includes songs like “Should’ve Known Better,” her recent No. 1 hit, “Never Wanted To Be That Girl” duet with Ashley McBryde, and her current single, “What He…
Vince Gill‘s “Go Rest High on That Mountain” has been sung at countless funerals over the years, including at Charlie Daniels’ last year. Gill began writing the song after Keith Whitley passed away, finishing it after the death of his own brother. But the Country Music Hall of Fame member has a third verse, which has never been recorded,…
It’s been a tough few days for Scotty McCreery. The American Idol alum is mourning the loss of his good friend, Yameer Greene, who was killed in a car crash in North Carolina earlier this week. Scotty honored Yameer by singing a cover of Vince Gill’s hit song, “Go Rest High on That Mountain.” “For my buddy Yameer,” Scotty…
Vince Gill and Reba McEntire took the stage together on Saturday night, July 18, at the Grand Ole Opry for one unforgettable performance. The two ran through some of their hits, including Vince’s “What the Cowgirls Do,” “Tryin’ to Get Over You,” “The Price of Regret,” and Reba’s 1984 hit, “How Blue” and “Back to God,” among others. The…
Charlie Daniels‘ legacy lives on, even after his passing. His signature song, “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” landed at No. 1 on the all-genre iTunes sales chart, as fans flocked to his music after learning of his death. The surprising success of the song, which hit the top of the charts one week after Charlie’s death, toppled Luke…
Charlie Daniels‘ final TV interview occurred just a few weeks ago, for an upcoming episode of FOX Nation’s The Pursuit! With John Rich. In the interview, scheduled to air on Friday, July 10, Charlie recalled his humble beginnings in music, never imagining how far his talent would take him. “I remember the first songs, two songs I ever learned…
