Danielle Bradbery's self-titled debut album is packed with innocent love songs aimed at a younger audience. The collection doesn't offer many surprises -- instead, the Texas teen does what she does best. Her most dedicated fans will be delighted by this debut.
Kelly Clarkson is a new mama-to-be, and with pregnancy often comes the dreaded morning sickness. The singer opened up on the 'Today' show, spilling the beans on that, as well as her premonition about having a little girl.
When Taylor Swift found out she would be performing at Prince William and Kate Middleton's abode for the 2013 Winter White Gala charity event on Tuesday (Nov. 26), she brushed up on her palace etiquette, but assumed she wouldn't meet the royals. What she may not have expected is a little stage time with superstar Bon Jovi and Prince William, all while belting out 'Livin' on a Prayer.'
Colt Ford made a fan of Ronnie Dunn during a live show a few years ago. The country legend admits in this behind-the-scenes video that he quickly judged Ford, but after hearing his show, he understood. In fact, he joined him to sing the chorus of 'Mr. Goodtime' on the 'Ride Through the Country Revisited' album.
Kellie Pickler, Season 16 reigning champion of 'Dancing With the Stars,' returned to her old stomping grounds on Monday night (Nov. 25) to perform 'Little Bit Gypsy.'
You can call this teenager an accidental musical prodigy.
Jamie Lynn Spears' country debut is as honest and authentic as many (OK, most) figured it probably wouldn't be. 'How Could I Want More' is a sharp, vulnerable lyric that the 22-year-old little sister to Britney Spears takes full ownership of. There's not a whiff of that pretension that so often follows a pop star as he or she crosses into country music.
In his 'Kiss You There' video, Ronnie Dunn is, well, everywhere -- from the Statue of Liberty to Buckingham Palace, the country star and his catchy song travel around the world.
Billy Ray Cyrus has said again and again that his daughter, Miley Cyrus, will always be his little girl -- twerking and all. So when her 21st birthday rolled around on Nov. 23, he went all out on her birthday present, spending $24,000 on an extremely lavish surprise. Only the best for his daughter!
Friday night's (Nov. 22) Playing Possum: The Final No Show concert was all about George Jones, except for a few minutes in the middle that were dedicated to beleaguered singer Randy Travis. Actor Jon Voight took the stage to ask fans to create a human chain of love for the 'Tonight I'm Playing Possum' singer, who was a longtime friend to Jones.
