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Luke Bryan was not able to attend this year's CMT Artists of the Year ceremony because of a death in the family. The country superstar was on hand last night, Dec. 15, at the American Country Countdown Awards to perform "Roller Coaster" and receive the Male Vocalist of the Year Award. He took some time during his speech to thank his fans for their support after the passing of Ben Lee Cheshire."I wanna get serious just for a second. I wanna thank all of my fans — for the past couple of weeks of my life — for keeping my family in your prayers. And I wanna also recognize the country music community," he said, CMT noted.Cheshire was married to Bryan's sister Kelly, who died in 2007. -
Seven Musical New Year's Events NOT Happening at Times Square: Pitbull, Lady Antebellum and Elton John Will Ring 2015 in with You
Surely some other options exist aside from "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve." Music Times has combed through the Facebook invites and funny pages to find some other opportunities for New Year's night. Finding someone to spend the evening with is all on you however. -
Luke Bryan Misses 'CMT Artists of the Year' Ceremony After Family Death, Lady Antebellum Pays Tribute with 'Drink a Beer' [WATCH]
Luke Bryan suffered a tough loss last week after his brother-in-law passed away at the age of 46. Ben Lee Cheshire was married to Bryan's cousin Kelly, who died in 2007. The country community gathered Tuesday night (Dec. 2) for the CMT Artists of the Year ceremony to honor this year's biggest stars, but Bryan was home in Georgia with his family. Honorees Jason Aldean and Keith Urban mentioned Bryan throughout the ceremony, and Lady Antebellum played a touching tribute for the grieving superstar with his hit "Drink a Beer." -
Thanksgiving Parody: Elementary Students Sing Garth Brooks's 'I Got Friends in Low Places' as 'I Hate Yams in All Places' [LISTEN]
There is nothing like a good, old-fashioned Thanksgiving parody. DJ Richie Philips at WGNA in Albany, New York, got some elementary school students to sing about their least favorite holiday dish: yams. The kicker? The song is titled "I Hate Yams in All Places" and it is set to the tune of a little ditty made famous by Garth Brooks called "I've Got Friends in Low Places," Taste of Country notes."It's Thanksgiving Day, there's food that we hate / There's also some foods that we like," the children sing, trying to nail down the melody. "When it's all on my dish, and they serve me fish / I'd rather be out on my bike."The students really give it their all in the video below, and it all comes to a climax at the reworked chorus."I hate yams in all places / I'd rather chew on my shoelaces / But it's only right to be polite / It's only right to tell my mother / Feed those yams to my brother," they sing. -
Lady Antebellum Parodies Meghan Trainor's 'All About That Bass' to Promote No Shave November [WATCH]
Recently, the group even threw its support behind the popular cause, No Shave November, by parodying Meghan Trainor's monster hit "All About That Bass." -
Lady Antebellum, Gavin DeGraw Next Acts to Join Taylor Swift for 'Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve' with Ryan Seacrest'
Lady Antebellum and Gavin DeGraw will bring in 2015 on 'Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest'. The "Need You Now" trio and "I Don't Want to Be" singer will perform in Nashville with some of their show airing on the national broadcast alongside headliner Taylor Swift. -
American Country Countdown Awards Nominees Led by Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line
The inaugural American Countdown Country Awards is pulling in the biggest names in country music for its first-ever round of nominations. Today (Nov. 11), the new award show announced its categories and nominees for this year's ceremony, and country's party boy Luke Bryan is leading the pack. -
Keith Urban Added as Headliner to Country Jam 2015
Country star Keith Urban has been announced as one of the headliners of Country Jam 2015, "Taste of Country" reports, where he will be joining fellow superstars Tim McGraw and The Band Perry. The annual festival takes place at the Jam Ranch outside Grand Junction, Colorado, and will run next year from June 18 to 21. So far, just the three headliners have been announced, though more artists will be added soon. -
Luke Bryan, Lady Antebellum To Headline Europe's C2C Festival In 2015
The two artists were recently confirmed as headliners for the second edition of Country to Country, an overseas music festival that will take them to England, Ireland, Sweden and Norway. -
WATCH: Lady Antebellum Sing Garth Brooks With James Marsden During ‘On Air With Ryan Seacrest’: ‘747’ Country Singers Duet With ‘Best of Me’ Actor [VIDEO]
James Marsden sings Garth Brooks with Lady Antebellum With the recent release of their latest album, 747, country singers Lady Antebellum took some time to stop by the ever so popular radio program On Air With Ryan Seacrest just yesterday (Wednesday, Oct. -
Blake Shelton and Lady Antebellum Top a Country-Dominated Billboard 200; Kenny Chesney Also Makes An Appearance
Country music has some of the most loyal fans in the music industry, at least in terms of being willing to actually buy albums. That was on display last week as the Billboard 200 was topped by two country albums, the first time that's happened since 2010. -
Lady Antebellum's '7FOR7' Project - 5 Down, 2 to Go
Lady Antebellum has visited five fans with big surprises so far during the 7FOR7 Project. With only two more stops left, fans are waiting to see who they will surprise next.
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