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Newly Added “Song of the Year” Category Recognizes Songwriters Luke Bryan Earns Seven Nominations Lady Antebellum and Zac Brown Band Garner Six Nominations Each Vote for Your Favorite […]

On October 17, join Big Kenny of Big & Rich, Sawyer Brown, Phil Vassar and the funniest duo in show biz, Williams and Ree, for an intimate evening of amazing food and live music. A limited number of VIP tickets are available for $300 per ticket which include a gourmet sit-down dinner as well as access to the show. In addition, $30 tickets are available and include admission to the show and a cash bar. Dinner begins at 5:30pm CST and the show begins at 7:30pm CST. P […]

Larry Black, host and creator of TV’s programs “Larry’s Country Diner” and “Country’s Family Reunion” is pleased to announce he will extend his stay in Branson, MO with a […]

NSAI PRESENTS ANNUAL AWARDS Country artist and songwriter Mary Chapin Carpenter and songwriters Tony Arata, Larry Henley and Kim Williams were inducted into the Nashville Songwriters […]

The star-packed lineup for “The 46th Annual CMA Awards” shines even brighter with today’s announcement that CMA Awards co-host and three-time CMA Female Vocalist of the […]

Rising star DJ Miller has been in the studio finishing up debut album, slated for release early next year, but he’s taking a break in October to make his award show debut at the Inspirational Country Music Awards. The awards, being held at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center on October 18, will also feature performances by Andy Griggs, The Roys, and Mac Powell (lead singer of Third Day). […]

Vanderbilt University’s Homecoming festivities are sure to have people talking this year. The 11th annual Commodore Quake continues the tradition of showcasing music’s most popular acts by presenting hip‐hop MC, J. Cole along with hip-hop artist Childish Gambino on Friday, October 26th. This show at Memorial Gymnasium is sure to be nothing short of extraordinary and will continue their tradition of featuring some of the most prominent artists for their annual concert. […]

Back in 1966, John Sebastian noted in his song “Nashville Cats,” that “there’s thirteen hundred and fifty-two guitar pickers in Nashville,” each of whom “played […]