With a distinctive drawl and commanding vocals, Ms. Montgomery made her name in Nashville as a singer and songwriter of heartbreak and passion.
Country music fans saw a couple of legendary performers sadly die in January. The following is a look at those we lost: Ed Askew, a cult folk music singer/songwriter and painter, died on Jan. 4. He was 84.
In this list, Taste of Country has compiled 10 country music trends that we'd love to see make a comeback in 2025. For one thing, the genre currently features more crossover than ever before — but there's one obvious musical style that we think country music could stand to rub elbows with just a little bit more.
These classic country albums have aged like fine wine. While many decades have passed since their release dates, they're still flawless.
Ringo Starr, 84, told Fox News Digital during a press conference that the inspiration behind his country album was producer and guitarist T Bone Burnett.
Billy Ray Cyrus has responded to claims of a family rift. The country singer, 63, shared a clip of his 2009 track “Somebody Said a Prayer,” which includes Trace Cyrus, whom he adopted in 1993 with ex-wife Tish Cyrus.
Kaleb Sanders, a rising star in the country music scene now living in Nashville, TN, is poised to make a significant impact across America as an artist to watch out for; with his soulful voice and authentic songwriting, Sanders is capturing the hearts of listeners nationwide.
On Sept. 12, 2003, country music lost the Man in Black. Johnny Cash died at age 71 of complications of diabetes, and he left behind an enormous legacy that included hits like "Ring of Fire," "I Walk the Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues."
Country music star Granger Smith and his wife, Amber, dropped an interesting podcast this week in which they pondered whether the COVID-19 vaccine was making Amber’s mother sick.
Big-time country-rock band to perform at the 2025 Georgia Rodeo in Winterville. Here's everything you need to know.
Miranda Lambert talks to TODAY.com about her album "Postcards from Texas," husband Brendan McLoughlin and love of "Law & Order: SVU" as part of our "8 before 8" series.
The first speech by newly sworn-in Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem got off to an unconventional start as she took the stage to the country music song “Hot Mama.” Noem, who was sworn in over the weekend,