Ella Langley, Chris Stapleton and Shaboozey are among the modern era artists whose songs made the Grand Ole Opry's list of ...

Man, the ’90s were a great time in country music. Alan Jackson was water-skiing in jeans, Tracy Byrd was doing the watermelon crawl, and Florida Georgia Line could only be found on a map and not on ...

The list is being slowly released to celebrate the Grand Ole Opry's 100th anniversary this year and will continue until all 100 songs have been named.

Country star Wynonna Judd said that she toured in 2022 as a way of choosing not to let her mother Naomi's death that April "define" her.

Alongside Alan Jackson, Carrie Underwood, Lady A, the Grand Ole Opry's fan-voted 2000s list includes broad-appealing songwriting, vocal performances.

Country music is the lifeblood of Whiskey Riff, and we pride ourselves on standing firmly in the corner of the independent artists, and those few in the mainstream still doing it the right way.

Ballads and party anthems dominated the genre in the 1990s. See which of them made the Grand Ole Opry's list of the 100 greatest songs.

That being so, here are four hidden gem songs from four of the greatest country singers of ever. Johnny Cash is unarguably one of, if not the most famous, country musician of all time ...

The 1970s saw the rise of some of the greatest artists in country music history and a world of timeless songs. However, taking a look at some of the songs that stood the test of time proves that ...

The genial country star is set to perform on ... avoiding controversy Bentley’s 2025 tour will focus on greatest hits, fan favorites and new music, according to his publicist.

Brenda Lee — Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and Country Music Hall of Famer —chatted about her “Greatest Hits” album, which was released via UMG Nashville/UMe. Brenda Lee. Photo Courtesy of ...

Haggard would turn out okay, becoming one of the greatest singer/songwriters in country music. 4. “I Walk the Line” by Johnny Cash (1956) One of Johnny Cash’s signature songs (of which there ...