Classic Country

There was a time in the 70's and 80's before the Carrie Underwoods and Miranda Lamberts when the female country music stars consisted of the music of Crystal Gayle. Her music crossed over into several genre's including top 40 and adult contemporary...

A night of classic country is coming to Prairie Knights Casino, December 14th, at 730 p.m., with legendary Crystal Gayle and Lee Greenwood. Tickets are on sale now at PKC.

This handsome young man's schooling years were the early-to-mid '50s, but he was well on his way to musical stardom by the dawn of the '60s. His first hit would come in 1962, and a four decade-long career would include over 100 singles and nearly a dozen No. 1 hits. Do you think you recognize this singer?

The country music world is sending the best of prayers and thoughts to Randy Travis who is still in critical condition after under going a procedure yesterday. Many fans in the country music world took to Twitter to send get well wishes including Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley and Tracy Lawrence...

Little Jimmy Dickens, one of the Grand Ole Opry's most recognizable stars since he became a member in 1948, will continue to miss shows as he undergoes radiation treatments on his vocal cords. A release from the Opry says the treatments are for a pre-cancerous condition.

The iconic Glen Campbell has contributed to country music in lasting ways, and his presence in the industry (since 1958) will never be forgotten. However, the singer is battling Alzheimer's, and now more than ever, his family needs to remember the good memories -- because each day is a struggle.

Legendary country star Ray Price announced that he had been hospitalized on Monday (May 13), and now his wife, Janie, has given fans an update on his condition.

Country Music Hall of Famer Ray Price has been hospitalized.

Local officials in northeast Mississippi are trying to obtain money from the state to help fund the construction of a museum devoted to the life and career of country singer Tammy Wynette.

Brad Paisley tweeted a touching tribute to the late George Jones last week, immediately after The Possum's passing. Now, the singer has penned an essay, detailing both his appreciation for and his friendship with Jones, which was published by Billboard.