Lee Greenwood has new music on the way. The 78-year-old reveals he spent much of the time off the road in 2020 in the studio working on new and previously-recorded tunes, which he is eager to share with his fans. “I took the advantage of the time and although it was very difficult — you couldn’t get into…
The 2022 Country Music Cruise is still several months away, but it’s already promising to be one unforgettable week, complete with concerts, meet and greets, activities and more. We spoke with several of the artists, including the Oak Ridge Boys‘ Joe Bonsall, Lee Greenwood, Jeannie Seely and Wade Hayes, about what makes the Country Music Cruise so unique,…
Lee Greenwood has never been shy about two things: his faith and his patriotism. Now, the 78-year-old gets to embrace both at once, with a new custom Bible, using the New International Version of the text, combined with both copies of America’s founding documents and the chorus of his patriotic hit. “I couldn’t believe there’d be a better match…
Home Free made history last year when they recorded “God Bless the U.S.A.” with Lee Greenwood. Their version of the song hit No. 1 right after their version was released, 36 years after Greenwood released the original version.The collaboration was a bucket list moment for the five-man group, who had already been performing the song in their live shows…
Lee Greenwood is joining the ranks of several other country artists, including Florida Georgia Line and John Rich, by launching his own line of whiskey. The “God Bless the U.S.A.” singer just announced his own Lee Greenwood Bourbon, in partnership with Soldier Valley Spirits, based in Omaha, Nebraska. The company honors veterans, a cause that Greenwood is passionate about….
Lee Greenwood will be recognized next year with a star-studded tribute, acknowledging his 40 years in country music. The 78-year-old will be honored by artists including the Oak Ridge Boys, Home Free, Lee Brice, Alabama‘s Randy Owen, Crystal Gayle, Mark Wills and more, who will perform some of Lee’s biggest songs throughout his illustrious career. The tribute concert will…
When Lee Greenwood penned “God Bless the U.S.A.” in 1983, he had no idea how important the song would remain, decades after he wrote it. The song has been an anthem during some of the most trying times in the country, including the tragic 9/11 attack in 2001. “I guess you’d have to see it through my eyes, the…
Lee Greenwood‘s collaboration with Home Free and The United States Air Force Band’s official chorus, the Singing Sergeants, on “God Bless the U.S.A.” has reached a new milestone. The song, which Lee first officially released in 1984, just topped Billboard‘s Digital Song Sales chart, going from No. 50 to No. 1, with more than 15,000 copies sold in the…
When Lee Greenwood wrote “God Bless the U.S.A.” in the early ’80s, he could have never imagined that, more than three decades later, the song would still be just as relevant, and maybe even more. Lee first released the song in 1984, on his own You’ve Got a Good Love Comin’ album. Throughout the years since then, from various…
Home Free had already been including “God Bless the U.S.A.” in their shows for several years, never imagining that they would one day get to sing it together with Lee Greenwood and The United States Air Force Band, or that they would be able to share it during such a tumultuous time in the country. The all-vocal group just…
