Country singer Terri Clark, the only Canadian female member of the Grand Ole Opry, signed and released her debut album with Mercury Records in 1995. See photos from her career and life.

"To stand in this circle is the most phenomenal thing. I just want to thank the Opry for this honor, but also the responsibility." ...

To celebrate their new instrumental album "Space Junk," Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives appeared at an East Fender ...

In any conversation about Carly Pearce’s best singles, "I Hope You’re Happy Now" featuring Lee Brice undoubtedly comes out ...

Sara Evans is getting ready to be a grandma. The country music singer and songwriter's daughter, Audrey Schelske, is pregnant ...

When a connection to Opry history was uncovered, a community was shocked how few knew about it. Now, preservationists say there's an urgency to act.

Among those who failed to reach the Top 14 were Kyana Fanene, Grayson Torrence, MKY, and Penny Samar, all of whom were eliminated after their performances. After the Top 14 announcement, the judges ...

Founded in Michigan, the husband-and-wife duo has gone on to become among the most prominent Black artists in modern country ...

Seventy-eight years ago today, Hank Williams stepped into Castle Studio in Nashville to record his first songs for MGM Records.

Elvin Burnette, age 91, of Leitchfield, KY, passed away Thursday, (April 17, 2025) at Grayson Manor Nursing and Rehab in ...

Country singer Lorrie Morgan has canceled all of her concerts and appearances for the next two weeks due to her husband’s health. The “Except for Monday” and “What Part of No” singer’s husband, Randy ...

Pardi joined brothers and hosting duo Dan and Reid Isbell for an in-depth discussion on the podcast. The episode arrives ...