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The UK may be on the brink of a country music breakthrough, or at least so claims an interesting new feature from Billboard looking at the C2C (Country 2 Country) festival, which will be undergoing its third iteration this year, featuring performances from Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line, Jason Aldean, Lady Antebellum and Brantley Gilbert at the London O2 Arena. -
Carrie Underwood Gave Birth: 'Little Toy Guns' Singer Shares First Photo of Newborn Son and His Name!
After being pregnant for what seems like forever and showing off her baby bump on every possible red carpet, Carrie Underwood has finally given birth to her first child. Today (March 3), the "Little Toy Guns" singer announced that she and her hockey player husband Mike Fisher have welcomed their little bundle of joy into the world with their first baby photo and a name announcement! -
Grand Ole Opry House Added to National Register of Historic Places, Joining Ryman Auditorium
The current home of the Grand Ole Opry franchise has been added to the National Register of Historic Place. It might come as a shock to country music fans that the Grand Ole Opry is juts now being added to the Register but relax: This is actually the sixth home that the foundation has had in its nearly 90-year run in Nashville, and the Opry House has served as the host longer than most, having now operated for 41 years. -
Grammys 2015 Best Country Duo/Group Performance, Who Should & Will Win: Tight Race Between The Band Perry and Little Big Town
Bringing in featured talent for a country tune has increased in popularity over the past few years. This year's nominees in the Best Country Duo/Group Performance category are split between solid solo acts calling in their buddies and groups that conquered the charts with no assistance. Keith Urban and Eric Church collaborated on "Raise 'Em Up" while Tim McGraw brought in his wife, Faith Hill, for "Meanwhile Back at Mama's." Then there's the power duo of Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood on "Somethin' Bad." But the two big contenders here are Little Big Town and The Band Perry. -
Grammys 2015 Best Country Solo Performance Nominees, Who Should & Will Win: Carrie Underwood, Eric Church & Miranda Lambert Square Off
The Best Country Solo Performance category is a tight one this year. We have two guitar hunks (Eric Church and Keith Urban) versus two of the genre's leading ladies (Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert). Oh, and let's not forget the newcomer (Hunter Hayes) who's representing with his equal parts heartbreaking, encouraging ballad, "Invisible." -
WATCH: Jimmy Fallon, Ariana Grande, One Direction, Sam Smith & More Take on Queen's "We Are the Champions" on Post-Super Bowl 'The Tonight Show'
The New England Patriots may be the champions of Super Bowl XLIX, but they're not the only ones who logged a major celebration last night (Feb. 1). On the post-game episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, a slew of major musical guests popped up on screen to give an a cappella performance of the Queen classic "We Are the Champions." -
WATCH: Carrie Underwood "Little Toy Guns" Music Video from 'Greatest Hits: Decade #1'
Everyone has had those fantasies as a kid, in the midst of a parental argument, of running away and making everything better. And now, in the gorgeous new music video for Carrie Underwood's "Little Toy Guns," those have been brought to life. Today (Jan. 30), the top-earning American Idol alumna released the new music video for her Greatest Hits: Decade #1 single "Little Toy Guns," featuring stunning imagery and a plot filled with escapism. -
Carrie Underwood Premieres Super Bowl Opening Theme Song, "Waiting All Day For A Super Bowl Fight" [LISTEN]
With the Super Bowl just days away, Carrie Underwood has unveiled her Super Bowl opening theme song. Titled "Waiting All Day For A Super Bowl Fight," the country star sings about "kicking into high gear," "running and hitting with all their might" and other football-themed stuff. She even name drops NBC as well as the two competing teams, the Patriots and the Seahawks. -
Carrie Underwood "Little Toy Gun" Music Video Teaser from 'Greatest Hits: Decade #1' Features Gorgeous Escapism
Carrie Underwood's new music video for her new single from Greatest Hits: Decade #1 single "Little Toy Gun" isn't going to officially be released until tomorrow (Jan. 30), but that doesn't mean the top-earning American Idol alumna doesn't have a little something to tide her fans over. Ahead of the official clip's debut, on Wednesday (Jan. 28), Underwood issued a dramatic sample. -
Country Music Stereotypes: Trucks, Girls, Whiskey & How Lyrics Have Changed Over the Past Decade
We charted lyrics from 30 country songs, including this week's Top 10 (Jan. 24), the Top 10 from the final week of Florida Georgia Line's record breaking run (Aug. 24, 2013) and the Top 10 from a decade ago (Jan. 15, 2005). -
Florida Georgia Line, Carrie Underwood & Brad Paisley Lead Faster Horses 2015 Festival Lineup
Hold on to your horses, because the Faster Horses 2015 initial lineup has been announced. Today (Jan. 22), the annual country music festival in Brooklyn, Michigan, announced its first round of performers, and it features some big names. We're talking Carrie Underwood level big. -
Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson Top 'American Idol' Highest Earners List for 2015
There's no denying that American Idol has been able to make some major stars throughout its 13 seasons. From Carrie Underwood to Kelly Clarkson to Adam Lambert, the reality competition has been a major launching pad for the U.S. music scene in the last decade. And now, following the premiere of American Idol's 14th season, Forbes has released its annual list of the top-earning alums from the long-running program.
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