Easton Corbin gives Hendersonville, TN FFA members a treat!
Awe, look and he even wore green! Way to avoid being pinched.... and trust a sista..there are a lot of people that woulnd't mind giving you a pinch! Easton played a…
Awe, look and he even wore green! Way to avoid being pinched.... and trust a sista..there are a lot of people that woulnd't mind giving you a pinch! Easton played a…
Tim McGraw(or Mmmm Mmm McGraw according to the above photo....abs much?!) looks like he is having a blast. Literally. How cool is that?! That is straight up some back to…
E! News When your last name is Spears, you would think you'd be used to being tailed by the paparazzi. By the look of the picture above, though, it appears…
In 1991, Reba McEntire suffered a devastating loss when 10 people, including eight of her friends and band members, were killed in a plane crash near the U.S.-Mexican border. On…
Kellie Pickler is asking fans to send in their personal photos for use in the lyric video from her new single Closer to Nowhere. Kellie's brand new single "Closer To…
Luke Bryan wrapped his visit to Panama City Beach last Tuesday with his second of two spring break concerts at Spinnaker Beach Club. Over 230,000 fans came out for Luke’s…
The Grand Ole Opry celebrated 40 years of country music at the Grand Ole Opry House on Saturday as the newest members of the Opry, Old Crow Medicine Show, led the cast in a show-opening performance of Opry patriarch Roy Acuff’s “Wabash Cannonball.” The 40th Opry House Anniversary Show began as the very first Opry performance at the Opry House did, with video footage of Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys from 1940 performing the band’s signature song. That performance transitioned to footage of Acuff and the Opry cast singing the song on March 16, 1974 before finally seamlessly transitioning to the curtain going up on Old Crow and a stage full of tonight’s other performers finishing the number for the live audience.
This contest is now closed with Kathie being our winner. Thank you everyone who entered! Keep watching for another great contest from NashvilleGab.
Miranda Lambert’s new single Automatic (iTunes) brings back all kinds of nostalgic memories for me and many other fans, but it’s hard to pick just one that brings back the best memory.
For me it would probably have to be the sun tea in the window. My grandmother always had a huge jar with sun tea sparkling in the window. Good times. Good times.
Which lyric in the song brings back the fondest memories for you? Tell me in the comments and I will randomly pick a winner on Monday who will get to pick a prize from the prize vault.
Lyrics after the jump …