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Country Music Hall of Fame member John Anderson died peacefully in his sleep today, October 21. He was best known for songs including “Swingin’,” “Straight Tequila Night,” and “Seminole Wind.” He was 71 years old. Born December 13, 1954, and raised in Apopka, Florida, Anderson died about seven weeks before his 72nd birthday.
His family released the following st...
Emily Ann Roberts announced her first headlining tour which will kick off on February 4 in Chattanooga. The Thread Tour, titled after he new 5-song EP, will make stops in 23 cities, but no date in Northeast Ohio. She will make a stop at Lori’s Roadhouse in West Chester, Ohio, on Friday, April 2.
Joining Roberts on select dates are Colton Dawson, Cole Goodwin, Ke...
Cody Johnson, hosted his third annual “Cody Johnson Championship Event,” presented by Tractor Supply, in Belton, Texas last week.
“It takes a really big team to organize all the events that take place during the week,” shared Cody. “I’m so proud of the heart and soul everyone brings to the table, which enables us to give back to important causes.”
“Cody ...
Rhett Akins was officially inducted as a member of the Grand Ole Opry family last night (on his birthday) by friends and Opry members Jamey Johnson and Jon Pardi. “This is the greatest night of my life,” Akins said at the top of the show.
Akins, kicked off the night with his 1996 chart-topper the “Don’t Get My Started.” The ACM Songwriter of the Decade ...
Tyler Nance returns to the Thirsty Cowboy stage to perform on Veterans Day for the WGAR 99.5FM benefit for NEOPAT, The Northeast Ohio Foundation for Patriotism, along with local favorite Lily Heidinger.
Nance, a Missouri native, first worked jobs as a welder and cattle farmer before making the move to Nashville, and utilizes his blue collar roots in his music.<...