Comstock/Thinkstock This Country Music Hall of Famer briefly appears in the 1986 Meryl Streep/Jack Nicholson movie Heartburn, singing a line from his hit, “Are the Good Times Really Over,” in a TV commercial. Can you name him? ANSWER: Merle Haggard. Copyright
BBR Both Blake Shelton and Sheryl Crow have revealed they’re no longer focused on albums as their main way to deliver music, since it seems fans have more of an appetite for singles in the digital age. But ACM Entertainer of
Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockNot only is Old Dominion teasing they have something to announce Monday on Good Morning America, the five-man band is set to perform as well. You can watch for them starting at 7 a.m. on ABC. The self-titled debut
ABC Radio Stadiums aren’t enough for Garth Brooks. In addition to his ongoing tour of sports venues, this summer, he’ll also launch a seven-city Dive Bar Tour. It kicks off Monday, July 15 in at an unknown dive
ABC/Image Group LA Morgan Evans had planned to take in the sights of Greece all week with his wife Kelsea Ballerini. But thanks to some bad food, he’s hanging out watching TV on a laptop. “When the wife gets
Wayfair/Nicole GerulatWhat would your house look like if Trisha Yearwood decorated it? Now you can find out, as the lifestyle maven and two-time CMA Female Vocalist of the Year launches her Trisha Yearwood Home Collection x Birch Lane. If you’re
ABC/Image Group LA Chris Young already has one chart-topping duet in his repertoire, and he may soon have another: His collaboration with Lauren Alaina is set to arrive on Friday, July 12. Chris and Cassadee Pope hit number one with “Think of
ABC/Image Group LA Doubling down has certainly paid off for Eric Church. The “Some of It” hitmaker is the top country artist on Pollstar’s Mid-Year ranking of the Top 100 North American Tours. He comes in tenth overall, with
ABC/Mark LevineIf you want to experience the funky, sexy, rock side of Chris Stapleton, just check out his new collaboration with Ed Sheeran and Bruno Mars. “Blow” opens with a straight-ahead, hard-driving rock guitar, and lyrics that leave very little to
Comstock/Thinkstock Fifty years ago this week, Columbia released this gender-bending Johnny Cash hit written by renowned children’s author and songwriter Shel Silverstein. Can you name it? ANSWER: “A Boy Named Sue.” Copyright © 2019, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
