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Comstock/ThinkstockThough this 1999 inductee into the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum was born Harold Jenkins, he was better known by his stage name. Can you name the legend whose first number one was the pop hit

ABC/Eric McCandlessThe votes are in, and our new American Idol is — Laine Hardy. This season came to a close with an epic three-hour finale Sunday night, complete with a real-time vote that whittled the finalists from

Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Alabama‘s Jeff Cook is one of the celebrities who’ll play in Chris Young‘s 3rd Annual Th3 Legends Cast for a Cure Big Bass Tournament June 1 on Old Hickory Lake near Nashville. Legendary fishermen Bill

ABC/Image Group LARascal Flatts kicked off their Summer Playlist Tour this weekend in Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago. In the coming weeks, Billy Currington, Lee Brice, LOCASH, Jordan Davis, Morgan Evans, and Jimmie Allen will join them at different times on the trek. Last summer,

Food NetworkOn Saturday, Trisha Yearwood will relive her recent twentieth anniversary as a member of the Grand Ole Opry on the season 14 premiere of her cooking show on Food Network. On the menu for the episode: Twice Baked

ABC/Image Group LADarius Rucker may be taking a little break from his country career these days to reunite with Hootie & the Blowfish, but next week, he’ll be back together with a couple of his comrades from Music City.

MonumentWalker Hayes has tackled a wide variety of topics in his songs. His breakthrough “You Broke Up with Me” dealt with his struggles in the music business. “Craig” was about a friend who helped him out when he

ABC/Image Group LAThomas Rhett and Jon Pardi team up to sing about the power of — well, beer — in the latest preview of TR’s forthcoming Center Point Road record. And yes, the uptempo pick-me-up “Beer Can’t Fix” seems tailor-made to one day be

Amazon MusicCountry’s fascination with the music of the nineties continues, as Maddie & Tae cover Diamond Rio’s classic, “Meet in the Middle.” The original came out in February of 1991 as Diamond Rio’s very first single, and made it all

Big Machine Lady Antebellum is back with their first new music since they changed record labels, and if their new song, “What If I Never Get Over You,” reminds you of their 2009 smash, “Need You Now,” they say that’s