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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.

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 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.

Country singer Ronnie Dunn – one half of superduo Brooks & Dunn – talked with Taste of Country a bit last week about musicians that influenced him. Among Dunn’s more interesting recent influences: “I love Harrison’s slide guitar on ‘Something,’” the singer told Taste of Country. Dunn has of course been impactful in his own wide-ranging way, and the wild diversity of Brooks & Dunn covers o

The legendary country duo that was Brooks & Dunn "retired" back in 2009, but the famed band's ex-members Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn are still keeping busy. Brooks is working on a new album and filming a western called 'To Kill a Memory' with "Boots On" singer Randy Houser. Dunn has a new album out and a hit single with 'Bleed Red,' and he'll be touring the nation solo for t

Hoppy Birthday Ronnie Dunn!  He's still going strong at 58 and still looking fine. Ronnie, of course, was half of "Brooks & Dunn" for more than 20 years.  The duo broke up last year after a final tour and the first thing Ronnie did - got himself a cowboy tattoo.  A tattoo that got him in trouble with his wife.

Ronnie Dunn wasn't planning to have his youngest daughter Haley in his video for "Bleed Red."  He says she just happened to come home from school as they were working on the video and her personal drama inspired the idea. Check out the video with Ronnie and his daughter Haley, which by the way, is the #5 song of the week as voted by you...

It was all about the women of country during Girls Night Out on CBS.  The men of country performed the ladies songs during the special, that was taped in Las Vegas after the ACM Awards. Ronnie Dunn belted out Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland's "Stay."  Man, that man can sing.

Ronnie Dunn is on his own and making his own decisions.  One of those is putting together a young video crew.

Ronnie Dunn's first solo album doesn't come out until June 7th, but you can get a behind the scenes look at the making of the CD.  He says he's made a lot of albums over the years, but he's lived this one.  You'll hear honky tonk music, reckless rock and roll with cowboy lyrics, cheatin' songs and even one he wrote for his wife...