Ronnie Dunn continues to make strides in his solo career with the release of "Let the Cowboy Rock" from his debut CD "Ronnie Dunn". The video for the song, written by Ronnie by the way, has just been released. The clip salutes all things cowboy. Check it out!
Ronnie Dunn made quite a lasting impression at his ‘Green Nights’ benefit concert Saturday night at Nashville’s historic Franklin Theatre. Halfway through the Brooks and Dunn hit ‘Ain’t Nothin’ ‘Bout You,’ Dunn and his fans were interrupted by the blaring of the venue’s fire alarms. Though the country star and his band finished their song, they did heed the warning to exit the stage until the venue could be deemed safe and fireless.
In a time of economic grief, Ronnie Dunn‘s hit ‘Cost of Livin’‘ resonates with many people — not just country music fans. That’s why the song has been picked up as the central theme of two upcoming TV episodes of ‘The Doctors’ and ‘Dr. Phil.’
We know what Ronnie Dunn is thankful for at Thanksgiving 2011: the news that he’s expecting his first grandchild! Dunn told Kickin’ Country 100.5, albeit offhandedly, that he’s awaiting the arrival of a new family member and that he already knows it’s a boy.
Ronnie Dunn's hit song "Cost of Living" was released at the end of June but is still getting overwhelming response. Ronnie says the songs appeal and that of the video that accompanied it is based in great part on the struggles many people are experiencing due to the sluggish economy.
The scene of the World Series shifted from the chill of St. Louis to the much warmer confines of Texas last night. For Game 3 of the Fall Classic between the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals, country crooner Ronnie Dunn was called upon to sing he National Anthem, completing the trifecta of country artists singing the song for the first three World Series games.
Ronnie Dunn has been involved in creating music videos for some 20 years, first as half of Brooks and Dunn and now as a solo artist. He has seen the technology change and then change again becoming more and more involved. Now Ronnie says he is taking a simpler, cheaper and less structured approach.
Today is September 21, and on this day since 1981 many people and organizations, including the United Nations, recognize International Day of Peace. How do you celebrate? Well, it's up to you. According to the official website for International Day of Peace (internationaldayofpeace.org), the event was created so that you can "create practical acts of peace on a shared date."
The 10th anniversary of the terrorists attacks on America is coming up this Sunday and a number of country stars are stepping forward to share their memories of that day and the weeks that followed. One of them is Ronnie Dunn is who recalls the impact of the Brooks and Dunn song "Only In America" when it was performed immediately after the tragic events of that day.
Ronnie Dunn may well have a healthy bank account but that doesn't necessarily mean he isn't taken aback at the cost of some everyday goods and services. On his latest hit "Cost of Livin" Ronnie sings about the difficulties many of us have meeting our expenses. One item of expense in particular caught Ronnie's attention.
Griffis Air Force Base in Rome is just one of many businesses in the area that closed years ago, and the effects can still be felt today. In today's economy, the same can be said for many towns and cities across the country
The New York State Fair just keeps getting better and better. More music will fill Chevy Court, including lots of country. And it's all free with your fair admission.
