Kenny Rogers Hits the Road, Talks Album for 2012

Kenny Rogers Talks Country Hall of Fame Honor

Kenny Rogers reacts to earning a spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame. "I'm glad it happened at this stage in my life rather than at the peak of my career, because I think it could have gotten shuffled around when you have a lot of things going on. When you're in the fast lane, you don't stop to smell the roses, so to speak."
Dierks Bentley

Dierks Bentley Eyes New Album in the Fall

Dierks Bentley hasn't spent a lot of time at "Home" before getting back into the studio for its follow-up. Bentley tells Billboard he's been writing new material since October, working with a variety of different producers and collaborators including Brett James, David Lee Murphy, Ryan Tyndell, Brett Beavers and others.
Brad Paisley, 'Wheelhouse': Track-By-Track Review

Brad Paisley, 'Wheelhouse': Track-By-Track Review

Brad Paisley tackles numerous subjects on his eighth studio album "Wheelhouse." His most controversial album to date, Paisley produced the LP himself and it features hot-button topics ranging from racism, religion, and domestic abuse.

Tim McGraw and Friends Rock 'Superstar Summer Night'

Tim McGraw and Friends Rock 'Superstar Summer Night'

Music fans are appreciating more different sounds than ever, and that was very well reflected last night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Tim McGraw assembled a wide variety of artists from different genres for the taping of an upcoming CBS-TV Special, titled "Superstar Summer Night."
Brad Paisley Defends 'Accidental Racist'

Brad Paisley Defends 'Accidental Racist'

Brad Paisley meant every word he said in "Accidental Racist." The country singer's latest song provoked much chatter online Monday, as it dredged to the surface hundreds of years of racial tension, political unrest and regional rivalry that still dominates much of the modern American landscape.

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