'Truth Be Told': A sneak peek at the new The Judds docuseries
Lifetime The trailer for The Judd Family: Truth Be Told, a four-part Lifetime documentary, is here, featuring Wynonna Judd and Ashley Judd. It opens with footage of Wynonna and the late Naomi Judd as the mother-daughter duo The
See Garth Brooks enter the ACL Hall of Fame in new PBS special
Jason Kempin/Getty Images The iconic PBS show Austin City Limits is marking its 50th anniversary with an hourlong special inducting Garth Brooks into the ACL Hall of Fame. Garth first appeared on the show in 1990. “You
Make that Dr. 'Girl Goin' Nowhere': Ashley McBryde to be honored by Arkansas State
Disney/Robbie Klein You’ll soon be able to call her Dr. Ashley McBryde. The “One Night Standards” hitmaker recently found out she’s getting an honorary doctorate in music from her alma mater, Arkansas State University. You can watch
HARDY gets 'COUNTRY!' as he makes Opry debut and drops new EP
Disney/Tanner Yeager Believe it or not, HARDY‘s never played the Grand Ole Opry. But that’s something he plans to change on April 29, as he prepares to launch his new EP, COUNTRY! The first two tracks from
Jelly Roll gives update on weight-loss journey: 'I'm gonna go skydiving'
Disney/Eric McCandless Jelly Roll has been keeping fans updated on his weight-loss journey. Back in November he said he’d lost 120 pounds … and he’s still losing. While appearing at sports analyst Pat McAfee‘s Big Night Aht event
The Nashville awards where the stars played song-of-the-year switcheroo
Charles Sykes/Bravo Jordan Davis was named artist-writer of the year at the 2025 AIMP Country Music Awards Tuesday in Music City. “I moved to this town to chase a dream of writing songs for a living,” he wrote on
Teardrops, Trails + Angel Kisses: Country's historic contributions to American culture
Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images A husband-and-wife singing cowboy duo, and groundbreaking Black and Tejano artists are the voices behind country’s contributions to the National Recording Registry in 2025. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans‘ iconic “Happy Trails” from 1952; Charley
'Honkytonk Hollywood' may be more mature Pardi, but it's still a party
Capitol Nashville Get ready to meet a slightly more grown-up version of Jon Pardi when his new album, Honkytonk Hollywood, drops Friday. “There is less beer drinking and more soul searching on this record,” he says. “And there’s a