Cassadee Pope

The 2014 CMA Music Awards brought out the best in country music, which also meant the best in fashion. Most country stars dress to the nines for Country Music's Biggest Night, and this year, there were so many who took our breath away!

Thursday (Sept. 11, 2014) marks the thirteenth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks -- a series of events which forever changed not only America, but the world.

Cassadee Pope is sharing new music with her fans. The songstress debuted a new song, 'Like There's No Tomorrow,' for the first time while headlining a show in Atlantic City, N.J., last Friday (Aug. 29).

Cassadee Pope's 'I Wish I Could Break Your Heart' video finds the brunette beauty longing to do something she could never do.

Cassadee Pope's debut single 'Wasting All These Tears' has been certified Platinum by the RIAA.

Cassadee Pope has already seen widespread success with her hit single 'Wasting All These Tears.' She was the first female artist to have a debut single go platinum since Taylor Swift and she won the fan-voted Breakthrough Video of the Year award at the CMT Music Awards. While the stunning star may have wasted tears, she's certainly not about to waste any time.

Performances from Kenny Rogers and Corey Smith, a surprise from one-third of Lady Antebellum, and an all-star version of ‘Wagon Wheel’ were amongst the many highlights at Darius Rucker’s fifth annual charity concert for St. Jude on Monday night (June 2).

Blake Shelton, Carrie Underwood and Dierks Bentley are three of the big-name acts who will be at the 2014 Pepsi Gulf Coast Jam. The second annual music festival will be hitting the shores of Panama City Beach, Fla. to celebrate Labor Day and the lineup boasts more than a few big names in country music.

Sara Evans and Cassadee Pope are just a few of the country stars appearing in Fox News' All-American Summer Concert Series which kicks off today (May 23).

After three rocking decades (plus three years), Motley Crue is calling it quits, having just announced their final tour. The silver lining in this news is that country's Big Machine Records is paying tribute to the rockers with a 'Country Music Tribute to Motley Crue' album, and they're pulling in Florida Georgia Line, LeAnn Rimes, Brantley Gilbert and Cassadee Pope to help.