The Band Perry

Country darlings the Band Perry are set to release a very non-country album.

It's that time of the year: Creepy crawly spiders are adorning front porches, makeshift graveyards inhabit front lawns, and jack-o-lanterns light up the night sky.

There are many -- too many -- country stars who have had cancer or have been personally affected by it in some way.

The Band Perry has announced Welcome to My Bad Imagination, a series of nine pop-up shows that will launch March 5 in Atlanta, Ga., to introduce their new direction to their most loyal fans.

It's that time of year when people everywhere -- including CMA Award-winning country stars -- start pulling out their time-worn recipe books. For the Band Perry, Thanksgiving means their family's pumpkin pie recipe. According to the sibling trio's former label, the Perrys' pumpkin pie has gone by several different names throughout the years.

Industry events like the ACM Honors are a chance for younger artists to meet their idols, and prior to the taping of Friday night's ABC broadcast, the Band Perry gushed about meeting a big one.

A 6-year-old little girl injured in a horrifying accident recently got a special phone call from the Band Perry while in the hospital.

The Band Perry are headed to Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Olympic Games to perform their song “Live Forever,” which has been chosen as Team USA’s official song, but Kimberly Perry confesses she has a few reservations.

The direction of the Band Perry's music is near the top of a list of items the sibling trio is looking to clarify through their new song "Comeback Kid." They never said they were going pop, Kimberly Neil and Reid Perry tell Taste of Country.

A two-word review for the Band Perry’s “Comeback Kid” could be “shots fired.” The sibling trio’s first single on UMG Nashville will become four minutes of empowerment for anyone held under a tyrant’s thumb, and it’s clear that’s what it is for Kimberly, Reid and Neil, as well.