Thomas Rhett is celebrating an important anniversary, and it isn’t to his wife, Lauren Akins. The 31-year-old is celebrating ten years since the release of his debut single, “Something to Do with My Hands,” from his freshman It Goes Like This record. Rhett reflected on the milestone on social media. “My debut single was released to radio on Feb….
Dan + Shay can certainly employ people to do plenty of things to help propel their career, but one thing they refuse to do is let anyone but themselves handle their social media. The duo, made up of Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney, reveal that they are the ones who like, comment and share on all of their social…
Old Dominion is opening up about one of the most challenging seasons they have had as a band, which they are just now beginning to emerge from. The five-man group, led by lead singer Matt Ramsey, went through all of the usual challenges bands faced during the pandemic, but for them, the hardship came perilously close to signaling the…
It’s been 53 years since Jeannie Seely became a member of the Grand Ole Opry. 27 years old when she joined the Opry, Jeannie became not only the first woman to wear a miniskirt on stage, but also to host her own segment of the live show — both unheard of feats back then. For the now 80-year-old, it…
When Bill Anderson released his debut album, Still, in 1963, he likely never envisioned that, 57 years later, he would still be making music, but at 82 years old, he has no plans of slowing down. The Country Music Hall of Fame member just released his 73rd album, The Hits Re-Imagined, featuring ten of his biggest hits as a…
The saying, “The show must go on,” has never been more applicable than with the Grand Ole Opry, which has continued its Saturday night shows, week after week, for 4930 consecutive weeks. When COVID-19 forced businesses across the country to eliminate crowds and large gatherings, the Opry determined to keep shows going by livestreaming, without an audience. Brad Paisley,…
This might be the medicine we all need right now. Steve Wariner just performed an acoustic cover of Louis Armstrong’s “What a Wonderful World,” as only Steve can, which seems more timely now than ever before. “This song has always moved me… even more so today,” Steve posted. This song has always moved me… even more so today. pic.twitter.com/UdbuvQcg6I…
Fans of the Grand Ole Opry will have to wait just a little bit longer to enjoy a live show in the venue. After announcing that they would reopen for live shows in July, and then revising that statement to say they would wait until the opening could “align with the reopening guidelines of Nashville,” the Opry just announced…
