Carrie Horton

Steven Tyler may be best known for his head-banging days as the lead singer of the legendary rock 'n' roll band Aerosmith, but now the singer is about to go solo — and go country.

Miranda Lambert is a verified country superstar, but that doesn't mean she's afraid of rocking out on stage!

Taylor Swift isn't about to let the haters hate when a bunch of adult-site domain names show up on the internet in June. The country-turned-pop icon recently purchased the websites TaylorSwift.porn and TaylorSwift.adult before they get tarnished by trolls.

Brett Eldredge better get out his parachute. The singer just nabbed his third No. 1 single — this time for "Mean to Me" — which means that he'll have to find another extreme adventure to help him celebrate.

Lee Brice is battling the same freezing weather that's hitting most of the United States, but that's not stopping him from rolling down the road on his tour. Well, at least it's not stopping him for long.

A dog may be man's best friend, but Carrie Underwood may just be a dog's best friend.

In her epically grand music video for 'Blank Space,' Taylor Swift sings about love going down in flames underneath the shadow of an epically grand mansion. Now that mansion seems to have had some flaming problems of its own.

Eric Church has earned another chart-topping hit with his latest single, 'Talladega.' This marks the second No. 1 single from his fourth studio album, 'The Outsiders.'

Kenny Chesney is kicking off his new tour in Nashville -- twice! Thanks to a high demand for tickets, Chesney has added another night to open the 2015 tour in his hometown.

Rascal Flatts have conquered the stage, and now they're about to take over your TV, too. The country supergroup will be featured as actors and composers in a forthcoming television mini-series about the Civil War.

Charlie Worsham is adding his voice to a host of tributes to Little Jimmy Dickens in the wake of the iconic entertainer's death on Jan. 2. Worsham posted a heartfelt video covering the late singer's hit, 'Country Boy,' and sharing his favorite memory of Dickens.

As news of the death of Little Jimmy Dickens spread through Nashville on Friday (Jan. 2), the Grand Ole Opry took time to dedicate their weekly show to the iconic country entertainer and pay tribute to his legacy.