Country Music Pioneer, K.T. Oslin, Dead at 78
K.T. Oslin has died at the age of 78. The groundbreaking singer/songwriter had been battling Parkinson's disease and reportedly tested positive for Covid-19 last... Read More.
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Country Music HOF “Big Night” Fundraiser Raised $743,000
The Country Music Hall of Fame's digital fundraiser, "Big Night (At The Museum)" went down earlier this week, raising more than $743,000 for the... Read More.
Country Music Legend Mac Davis Dies Following Heart Surgery
Country music legend Mac Davis has died following heart surgery – the news was confirmed by his manager. As we told you yesterday, 78-year-old... Read More.
Music Series To Kick Off New Season By Honoring John Prine
The 2020-2021 season of PBS’ "Austin City Limits" will kick off with a retrospective of John Prine performances. The episode will air October 3rd,... Read More.
Steve Earle To Record Album Of His Late Son’s Music
Steve Earle will pay tribute to his late son Justin Townes Earle with a new album. The performer announced that he plans to record an album next month... Read More.
Johnny Cash’s Music Will Be Reimagined By The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Johnny Cash is the latest artist to get the philharmonic treatment. A new album, “‘Johnny Cash and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra” is set to drop... Read More.
New Music Release from Grammy Award Winner Tanya Tucker
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Legendary country music icon Tanya Tucker will release Live From The Troubadour on October 16, 2020, the one-year anniversary of Tanya’s historic, standing-room only set... Read More.
Country Music Hall of Fame Digital Fundraiser Announced
The Country Music Hall of Fame has recruited some big-name stars to help them with an upcoming digital fundraiser. "Big Night (At The Museum)"... Read More.
Country Music Hall of Fame Announces 2020 Class Inductees
The Country Music Hall of Fame just revealed the inductees for the 2020 class, which include Hank Williams, Jr., Marty Stuart, and songwriter Dean... Read More.
