Tim McGrawis head of a talented family - there's wifeFaith Hill, of course, but also their three daughters, Gracie,MaggieandAudrey
All three daughters sing, but not with dad. Tim said recently that he'd like to record as a family; "I talk about it all the time, and they're like, 'I ain't singing with you, dad'"
Tim thinks he knows why. "They'll sing with mom. But I'm probably not up to par with the rest of them," the singer admits. "I'm the worst singer in the family"
TikTok’s “girl dinner” trend has gone viral, with women sharing their low-effort, highly pleasing takes on snacky meals they love.
Now Popeyes is getting in on the fun by adding their own take on Girl Dinner to menus.
The fast food chain restaurant now offers a “Girl Dinner” on their menu that’s made up of just their side items, including mac and cheese, mashed potatoes and biscuits.
You wouldn't think it at first - or even second - glance, but there are those that believeLuke Combs'cover ofTracy Chapman's hit "Fast Car" is problematic
While many believe having a queer Black female songwriter top the country charts is groundbreaking - and it is - there are those that find the way in which that happened to be less than great
The problem, in their opinion, is it took a straight White male to elevate a queer Black female to the top of the country charts; and while many celebrate that it happened at all, there are those that feel Chapman would never have made it on her own
With their duet quickly climbing the country charts,Justin MooreandPriscilla Block decided to drop a little gift for their fans
Jumping on social media, both stars posted, "Surprise! Since y’all have supported You, Me, And Whiskey so much, as a thank you, we wanted to give you another version… Acoustic version available everywhere now. What do y’all think of it?"
The single is currently in the Top Five - which makes it the biggest hit thus far in Priscilla's young career, and the 14th Top 5 song for the veteran Moore
Craig Morganis not only a country star, he's also a veteran of our armed services, serving 17 years in the US Army and US Army Reserve
Even though Craig has been an avid supporter of our military, perhaps he felt like he wasn't doing enough - but no one can say that now
At the Grand Ole Opry Saturday night, Craig announced that he was re-entering the US Army Reserve - and was sworn in on-stage
The singer/soldier said later, "I love being an artist but I consider it a true privilege and honor to work with what I believe are the greatest of Americans, my fellow soldiers. God Bless America. Go Army"
While Craig is putting the uniform back on, this doesn't mean an end to his country music career - as his "God, Family, Country Tour" kicks off September 30
It's all about time and place.Luke Bryan, like many country artists, enjoys pulling fans on stage occasionally to join them in singing one of their hits
But Luke is smart about it. A video has surfaced of a recent concert where Luke was getting ready to pull someone on stage to help him sing his hit "Home Alone Tonight" - and as the song's title suggests, it's basically a tune about "Netflix and chill"
Addressing a fan in the front row who was willing to be his duet partner, Luke suddenly asked her how old she was - and when she told him she was 16, Luke backed away, saying "Sixteen? She’s too….Oh, I got to get away from you. Yep - I do notneed that coming up online in the morning"
And while the video is in fact online, Luke comes off better for the exchange
We've seen plenty of artists pull a fan on stage to sing with them, with varying degrees of success. Sometimes fans lock up, forget the words, lost in the spotlight and the glow of standing right next to their musical heroes
Not so much withShenandoahand five-year-old fanCutler Lombard. He's gone viral on Tik Tok for singing their 80's hit "Two Dozen Roses" word-for-word
The band had the chance to bring Cutler up on stage, and the kid had confidence beyond his years, as he took the lead vocal and never let it go as the band played behind him
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