• 'Nashville' Star Clare Bowen's Battle with Childhood Cancer Inspires New Pixie Cut Hairstyle

    Aside from her distinguishable singing capabilities, actress Clare Bowen is known for her long blonde locks. On Wednesday (Nov.11), the Nashville star debuted an adorable new pixie cut in a post on her personal Facebook account. The decision behind her bold new hairstyle wasn't made on a whim. Bowen used the social media outlet to open up about her childhood battle with cancer and why she was inspired to change her look.

  • 'Nashville' Star Hayden Panettiere on "Painful" Battle With Postpartum Depression

    Art imitating life is a pretty common occurrence. When it comes to 'Nashville' star Hayden Panettiere and the character she portrays on the show, Juliette Barnes, the two are similiar in more ways than fans might realize. Panettiere opened up about her "painful" battle with postpartum depression during an appearance on 'Live! With Kelly and Michael' on Monday (Sept. 28).

  • Christina Aguilera Talks Nashville Role, New Songs, Recording A Country Album, ACM Awards Performance & More

    As previously reported, Christina Aguilera is set to appear on the ABC hit series Nashville tonight. The Voice coach will be going country for her new role as Jade St. John, a pop superstar who rolls into town for a two-night engagement at The Bridgestone with an agenda: she wants to record a country album, but her label insists she stay on brand with pop music. Although her character has a desire to sing country music, Aguilera reveals in a new interview that she doesn't plan to make the jump into the genre herself.

  • Christina Aguilera to Go Country with Guest Stint on 'Nashville'

    Christina Aguilera has tried on a lot of musical coats during her career. The pop megastar has been the teenage sensation, the "Dirrty" girl and the vintage pinup pop star - but now she's gearing up to enter an arena she's yet to step foot in: the world of country music. Or at least she'll play one on TV. Yesterday (Feb. 18), it was announced that The Voice season eight coach will be entering Blake Shelton's territory by guest starring in a new arc on Nashville.

  • Nashville's Music Row Gets National Treasure-Status from National Trust for Historic Preservation; Planning for Sustainability to Continue

    Music Row, the central point to Nashville's booming music industry centered around 16th and 17th Avenues, has received "National Treasure" status from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The push for the label has come in the wake of the near demolition of RCA Studio A during 2014, in hopes to counter other attempts to remove other buildings essential to the creation of the "Nashville sound" in the future (for the record, RCA Studio B was listed on the National Register of Historic Places during 2012).

  • Nashville Has Lost More Than 80 Percent of Its Professional Songwriters since 2000, According to NSAI

    Nashville has long nurtured its status as the "Music City," thanks to a wide range of venues and a steady stream of performers exported from the city. When acts such as Jack White, the Black Keys and Carrie Underwood move to the city to be part of the scene, it builds up up the "Music City" vibes even more. But a great feature from The Tennessean demonstrates that things aren't so rosy outside of the ht records. The city has lost more than 80 percent of its professional songwriters during the last 14 years.

  • Cast of 'Nashville' Putting Out Christmas Album, Produced by Rascal Flatts's Jay DeMarcus [TRACKLIST]

    The country Christmas albums just keep coming. The cast of ABC's "Nashville" will be featured on a holiday disc titled "Christmas with Nashville." Rascal Flatts bassist Jay DeMarcus, who had a cameo last season on the show, is producing the album, "Rolling Stone Country" reports. The album of standards and originals, out Nov. 4, will feature show favorites like Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere on "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" and "White Christmas."

  • Mayor of Nashville Talks Jack White, The Black Keys and Tax Breaks for 'Nashville' TV Show

    Ready for a shocker? The mayor of Nashville is pro-music. Karl Dean, 59, has helped contribute a $623 million convention center, a 6,500-seat riverfront amphitheater and the 60-unit Ryman Lofts, which provide affordable housing for low-income songwriters, said "Billboard." He also talked about Jack White, The Black Keys and tax breaks for the TV show Nashville.

  • Sara Evans Announces Christmas Album 'At Christmas'

    Country singer Sara Evans has announced the release of her first Christmas album "At Christmas." According to "The Boot," the album will consist of 10 of Evans's favorite Christmas carols, including standards such as "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "Winter Wonderland." Also included will be a version of "The 12 Days of Christmas" sung with Evans's daughters Sylvia, 12, and Audrey, 10.
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