Rebekah Bell

Willie Nelson is hosting his 4th of July picnic in Austin this year, and he's bringing in some top talent for the special occasion. Eric Church, Kacey Musgraves and a host of other stars will join Nelson during the special celebration.

Luke Bryan used Twitter to assure his fans that his elbow is fine after a minor surgery.

Jennifer Nettles joined forces with Jennifer Hudson to perform a song called "You Will," which will serve as the new theme song for Oprah's OWN television network. Penned by Diane Warren, the song encourages listeners to boldly pursue their dreams.

Willie Nelson is launching his own brand of weed, which will be called Willie's Reserve.

Alan Jackson had a special surprise in store for one of his biggest fans during a February stop on his Keepin’ It Country tour, when he brought a female fan onstage to dance to his classic tune, "Remember When."

The hilarious Brad Paisley is hosting a stand-up comedy night featuring a roster of talented comedians including Jon Reep, Greg Hahn, Sarah Tiana, Theo Von, Keith Alberstadt and others.

Kenny Chesney once paid to keep Taylor Swift off his tour, rather than on it.

In August, Zac Brown Band will make Fenway Park history by playing a three-show run at the legendary Boston, Mass. ballpark.

Brad Paisley and his wife, actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley, recently renewed their vows after 12 years of marriage.

Country music was once known primarily for its traditional, twangy sound, but a new generation of artists are ushering in a completely different era. And as these artists have dared to branch out, they prove the validity of the statement: "With great risk comes great reward."

Cole Swindell is saluting our troops in the music video for his latest single, "Ain't Worth the Whiskey."

Eric Church loves exploring new musical directions, which is part of the reason he's so smitten with Taylor Swift's 1989 album. During an interview with Rolling Stone, the singer-songwriter raved about the talented young superstar.