Multi platinum-selling country icon Clint Black is celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary to Lisa Hartman Black by teaming up with the Grand Ole Opry to present the “You Still Get To Me”…
Need a movie to stream this weekend that has a bit of a country flare? Then Gab has you covered. I was just perusing Netflix when I came across Clint Black's family-friendly…
Class of 1989'er, Clint Black, is easily one of the most "in-touch" artists when it comes to communicating with fans and sharing pieces of his life and career with those…
This year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of Clint Black's iconic Killin' Time. In celebration of the milestone, the award-winning country music star has been offering up little pieces of himself…
Longevity. It's a quality that is prevalent in the country music genre, unlike many other arenas of the music industry. In fact, in country music you can still find eighties…
If you follow Clint Black on social media, you know he is a fun-loving, spirited artist who enjoys entertaining fans; not only with his music, but with his positive engagement…
Country music class of 89'er, Clint Black, is ready to make a huge return to the spotlight with the release of his twelfth studio album, On Purpose. The fourteen-track album…
He's back and he's "a better man" than ever. Clint Black announced today that his twelfth studio album, On Purpose, will be released under record label Thirty Tigers on September…
Clint Black recently held a recording session contest through Chideo to raise money for Rett Syndrome. Many talented artists submitted videos to the contest with four finalists left standing. Now,…
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.
Facebook So I'm sitting here minding my own business when a commericial comes on with Clint Black's voice. I look up and nearly spit out my almonds(that doesn't have a…