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Country music legend Jeannie Seely passes away at 85
NASHVILLE - Country music icon Jeannie Seely, a Grammy-winning singer and longtime Grand Ole Opry member known for her soulful voice and trailblazing spirit, has died at 85. Seely died Friday in Nashville after a brief illness, according to her publicist. Her death came less than a year after the passing of her husband, Gene Ward, in December 2024.
Entertainment data company Luminate's 2025 mid-year data shows that Nashville's Christian, country music industries are ...
A new music venue and bar in Alabama aims to create a Nashville vibe for fans who love country music. Two Dimes, on the ...
The famed Bluebird Café is partnering with Westerly's United Theatre to bring emerging artists and music education to RI.
Nashville will eat you up and spit you out, and these three country songs articulate that fact in complete sincerity.
Country music star Conner Smith returned to the stage at the Grand Ole Opry on Wednesday, playing for the first time since a ...
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Drink-spiking concerns taint America’s country music capital
Nashville, Tennessee, is widely known as "Music City USA," but the country music capital is getting a reputation for ...
August around Nashville: rock acts Halestorm and Linkin Park, bluegrass from Alison Krauss and pop from Katy Perry.
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MILITARY MATTERS: Country Music Star and Purple Heart Recipient Helping Fellow Vets With PTSD
He’s recorded a song with Dolly Parton, opened for Jelly Roll and others. Now, this country music star is helping fellow military veterans with PTSD.
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