Jana Kramer is reportedly dating Clint Eastwood’s hunky son
Jana Kramer and Brantley Gilbert just called off their engagement back in August, but according to Us Weekly, Jana has already moved on to her next hunk. And boy is…
Rodney Atkins and Rose Falcon marrying next month
Last week, Broadway had an interview with Rodney Atkins where he was told not to go there with regards to Rodney's relationship with fiance Rose Falcon. Not sure why he…
‘Nashville’, Season 2, Episode 5 – RECAP
I found this episode an odd one. It was hyped as a big,
dramatic one, and kind of disappointed on that front, as well as cutting short
every good/emotional scene. Anyway.
Rayna is still struggling to get her voice back, even through
voice coaching sessions. Jeff is spreading rumors about her voice being gone
and is demanding the masters of the album, as he owns it. Rayna decides she
definitely wants out of Edge Hill and goes to Lamar to ask for a business
investment into going out on her own. Lamar accepts, and goes to Teddy to ask
if he can invest in his hometown again after the Metro contracts were cancelled
(clearly to cover his losses with Rayna), but Teddy refuses. Meanwhile Tandy
must promise not to tell Rayna about convicting Lamar to ensure her own
immunity. It kills her to find out that Rayna is resting everything on her
father’s shoulders, but she keeps mute, and Lamar later gets arrested in a bar
Teddy is also drinking in. A look from him makes Lamar think that Teddy is the
one who ratted him out, and Tandy is not about to correct him, as she feels
horrible about doing what she did.
Exclusive: Western Avenue’s Matt Williams on Lady Antebellum influence, fire fighting and debut EP
Canadian trio Western Avenue shares a remarkable similarity to hit-making group Lady Antebellum, right down to the tight harmonies and arena-rock influences. On the group's self-titled EP (released earlier this year), the band, comprised of Nikki English, Keith Robertson and Matt Williams, only scratches the surface of their potential, demonstrating their strong songwriting abilities and enchanting vocal presence. Their current single is "Wherever You Are," an uplifting ode to destiny and love.
NashvilleGab was able to catch up with bandmate and vocalist Matt Williams about their latest project and what sounds have influenced their artistic direction. The singer also shared what he'd be doing if music didn't work out, as well as what song he wishes he'd written (and so much more).
George Jones tribute concert gets even more stars added
Recognized worldwide as the “greatest living country singer,” George Jones
represented everything about Country Music and was loved by fellow artists,
musicians, producers, publishers, songwriters, video directors and industry
executives. On November 22nd, Nashville and beyond will honor the music legend
with an all-star tribute, the date that George was to perform the final show of
his illustrious career.
represented everything about Country Music and was loved by fellow artists,
musicians, producers, publishers, songwriters, video directors and industry
executives. On November 22nd, Nashville and beyond will honor the music legend
with an all-star tribute, the date that George was to perform the final show of
his illustrious career.
“I am so excited how this show has evolved and I
will be forever grateful to the artists that are coming to honor George,” says
Nancy Jones. “The evening might be long, but I don’t think people will be upset
as they will witness the best musical tribute Nashville has ever seen with so
many artists performing George Jones songs.”
Dierks Bentley debuts music video for “I Hold On”
Dierks Bentley debuted the new video for I Hold On this morning exclusively to News.Radio.com. It's only available on Radio.com right now, but will be available everywhere tomorrow, October 31. …