Congrats to the latest artists that received stars on the Music City Walk of Fame â Dierks Bentley, Connie Smith, Bobby Bare and Kebâ Moâ. Dierks, Connie, Bobby and Kebâ were on hand in Nashville to accept the honor Tuesday March 6th, 2022. The Music City Walk of Fame, located across from the Country MusicâŠâŠ MORE
Kebâ Moâ â legendary Blues singer-songwriter â is leaning on a couple of country music artists for his new single âGood Strong Womanâ from his upcoming album, Good To Be. Kebâ Moâ says âI cowrote this with two of Nashvilleâs best country writers, Jason Nix and Jason Gantt. Itâs a song that I didnât thinkâŠâŠ MORE
This yearâs annual Volunteer Jam concert has become an all-star tribute to Charlie Daniels after his passing last year. Volunteer Jam â A Musical Salute to Charlie Daniels was scheduled to happen in Nashville earlier this year, but due to quarantine and COVID related situations it was moved to August 18th. That move has nowâŠâŠ MORE
Nashville will be celebrating our nationâs 244th birthday with a virtual concertâLet Freedom Singâon July 4. The virtual show will feature performances by John Hiatt, Lilly Hiatt, Kebâ Moâ and Tenille Townes. Nashville residents can watch locally via television on News Channel 5 at 9 p.m. CT, while fans in other locales can stream theâŠâŠ MORE
Don Williams may have announced his retirement from performing last year at the age of 76, but that wonât stop more than a dozen country superstars from paying tribute to the 50-year career of the legendary artist. Dierks Bentley, Brandy Clark, Garth Brooks, Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell and Lady Antebellum are just some of theâŠâŠ MORE
