Alan Jackson will be gracing the stage 2014 Artist-in-Residence at the Country Music Hall of Fame's CMA Theater in Nashville on October 8 and 22. These shows coincide with the new Hall…
Alan Jackson is set to make a special announcement this morning at the Country Music Hall of Fame. You can watch the livestream here in about 10 minutes or so.…
SeaWorld Scotty McCreery is set to perform at SeaWorld this weekend for their Bands, Brew, and BBQ event. Despite many other acts such as Trace Adkins and Willie Nelson pulling…
Twitter Just as I thought, SeaWorld is keeping the acts for their annual Bands, Brew & BBQ under tight wraps until right before showtime in the hopes of keeping the…
Wynonna Judd tweeted last month that she had turned down a lucrative offer to perform for SeaWorld's annual Bands, Brew & BBQ, just one of many celebs who had turned down or walked away from the event.
Well after it was revealed that Alan Jackson and Kid Rock were set to perform this weekend, people apparently thought Wynonna would be able to help stop them and had went a little crazy trying to get her help.
Photo: Times Herald/Clay Neely
Here's a thought that I bet would never have crossed your mind in a million years unless some blogger came along and put it in your head … how many Christmas decorations go into decorating five manions?
I'm not sure how much Christmas crap it would take to decorate one mega mansion, let alone five, but apparently it's a lot more than you'd think … just ask Alan Jackson, who has come up with a novel way to unload some of his unneeded holiday decorations.
Photo courtesy Newz Junky
Most people are aware of Alan Jackson's penchant for old cars, but it turns out he's also apparently got a thing for old boats.
Earlier this week it was announced that Jackson had donated a very rare, nearly 60-year-old boat to the Antique Boat Museum in Clayton, New York.
You have to love Alan Jackson. The man is pretty much as country as country gets and definitely a gentleman, even when discussing the pop-country usurpers displacing him on the…
Sarah Darling
(left) with Alan Jackson prior to openingSaturday night's show in Salt Lake
City, Utah.
As a waitress at Nashville's Stoney River Steakhouse® prior to landing her first record deal, Sarah Darling waited on country superstar Alan Jackson, dreaming what it might be like if she could one day share the stage with him. This past weekend, she celebrated that milestone, opening back-to-back shows for Jackson in Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah and Arlington, Wash. (August 9, 10, and 11). Calling the experience "beyond amazing" on Twitter, Darling adds, "I was blessed to have been on tour with one of the most humble and gracious men in the music business this weekend. What an unforgettable experience. Thank you Alan!"
This Saturday, Darling will make her forty-first appearance at the Grand Ole Opry prior to performing as part of Southern Living's "Biscuits & Jam" concert series presented by AT&T U-verse at The Woods at Fontanel on Sunday. Then she'll head to New York City for the national television debut of her latest summertime hit "Little Umbrellas" on FOX & Friends Saturday, August 24.