Photo Credit: Dusty Draper / CMAOne of the most moving performances you’ll see during this year’s CMA Country Christmas special didn’t take place during the show’s taping earlier this month at the Grand Ole Opry House. Brett Eld...

Photo Credit: Dusty Draper / CMAOne of the most moving performances you’ll see during this year’s CMA Country Christmas special didn’t take place during the show’s taping earlier this month at the Grand Ole Opry House. Brett Eld...

Image Courtesy Todd Owyoung/Big MachineRascal Flatts had such a good time earlier this year in Vegas, they’re going back. The trio will return to The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for nine more shows starting February 17 and contin...

Comstock/ThinkstockKnown for her hit "Ode to Billie Joe," she was also the host of the first CMA Awards in 1967, along with Sonny James. Can you name her? ANSWER:  Bobbie Gentry. Copyright © 2015, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.

Warner Music NashvilleAs Cole Swindell’s latest single, “Let Me See Ya Girl” ascends to the top of the Mediabase country airplay chart this week, he sets a record. He’s the only male artist ever to have his first four singles all go to number one.

“4 #1's in a row...I can't even describe this feeling!!” Cole tweeted, adding “Love everyone who helped make it happen. #letmeseeyagirl.” His previous chart-toppers -- “Chillin’ It,” “Hope You Get Lonely Tonight” and “Ain’t Worth the Whiskey” -- are all from his self-titled debut album, which has already been certified gold.  

Cole takes his Down Home Tour to Cotton Eyed Joe’s in Knoxville, Tennessee on Wednesday, where fans are sure to hear his hits, as well as music from his new digital release, Down Home Sessions II.

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4 #1's in a row...I can't even describe this feeling!! Love everyone who helped make it happen. #letmeseeyagirl pic.twitter.com/TlZM3AvUCe

— Cole Swindell (@coleswindell) November 15, 2015

Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockThis weekend, Lee Brice played the last of three South Carolina Disaster Relief shows in his home state, donating the proceeds to the Red Cross to help rebuild after the devastation caused by flooding earlier this ...

Saam Gabbay Courtesy of Yahoo MusicFrankie Ballard already has three number ones in a row to his credit, and judging from the response to his new single, it looks like “It All Started with a Beer” just may continue his streak. The debut ...

ABC/Image Group LAWhen Kenny Chesney announced he would bring his Spread the Love Tour to Boston’s Gillette Stadium on Friday, August 26, he confesses he was hoping it would sell well enough to add a second show, especially since he bested his...

Nancy Seltzer & Assoc.Garth Brooks is one of five celebrities being honored this week with Entertainment Tonight’s first Icon Awards, as the show marks its 35th season.  Oprah Winfrey, Jennifer Lopez, and Ellen DeGeneres are the other ET...

PMK•BNC“Just when you thought you were safe, America-- we’re back!” Natalie Maines teased Monday, announcing the Dixie Chicks’ most extensive tour in a decade, in a video posted on the group’s Facebook page.

“There’s no telling what will happen this time,” Emily Robison added, making a sly reference to Natalie’s 2003 comments about President George W. Bush and the Iraq War that continue to make the trio somewhat controversial.

The North American leg of the DCX MMXVI World Tour kicks off June 1 in Cincinnati, Ohio, immediately following more than a dozen European dates. Tickets for the 40 plus shows go on sale to the general public on Friday, with Citi cardmembers getting access to pre-sale seats as early as Wednesday.

Here’s the complete list of dates for the Dixie Chicks’ DCX MMXVI World Tour:

6/1 -- Cincinnati, OH, Riverbend Music Center
6/3 -- Cleveland, OH, Blossom Amphitheater
6/4 -- Detroit, MI, DTE Energy Music Theatre
6/5 -- Chicago, IL, Hollywood Casino Amphitheater
6/8 -- Holmdel, NJ, PNC Bank Arts Center
6/10 -- Pittsburgh, PA, First Niagara Pavilion
6/11 -- Saratoga Springs, NY, Saratoga Performing Arts Center
6/13 -- New York, NY, Madison Square Garden
6/14 -- Boston, MA, Xfinity Center
6/16 -- Bangor, ME, Darling’s Waterfront Pavilion
6/17 -- Hartford, CT, Xfinity Theatre
6/18 -- Camden, NJ, BB&T Pavilion
6/21 -- Toronto, ON, Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
6/22 -- Toronto, ON, Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
6/24 -- Hershey, PA, Hersheypark Stadium
6/25 -- Bristow, VA, Jiffy Lube Live
7/7 -- Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena
7/8 -- Seattle, WA, White River Amphitheater
7/9 -- Portland, OR, Sunlight Supply Amphitheater
7/12 -- San Francisco, CA, Shoreline Amphitheater
7/13 -- Sacramento, CA, Toyota Amphitheater
7/15 -- San Diego, CA, Sleep Train Amphitheater
7/16 -- Las Vegas, NV, Las Vegas Arena
7/17 -- Phoenix, AZ, AK-Chin Pavilion
7/20 -- Irvine, CA, Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
8/5 -- Dallas, TX, Gexa Energy Pavilion
8/6 -- Houston, TX, Cynthia Woods Mitchel Pavilion
8/7 -- Austin, TX, Austin360 Amphitheater
8/10 -- Virginia Beach, VA, Farm Bureau Live
8/12 -- Raleigh, NC, Walnut Creek Amphitheatre
8/13 -- Charlotte, NC, PNC Music Pavilion
8/14 -- Atlanta, GA, Alpharetta Amphitheater
8/17 -- Nashville, TN, Bridgestone Arena
8/19 -- Tampa, FL, MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheater
8/20 -- West Palm Beach, FL, Perfect Vodka Amphitheater
8/24 -- St. Louis, MO, Hollywood Casino Amphitheater
8/25 -- Indianapolis, IN, Klipsch Amphitheater
8/27 -- Minneapolis, MN, Minnesota State Fair
8/30 -- Kansas City, MO, Spring Center
9/1 -- Denver, CO, Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre
9/2 -- Salt Lake City, UT, USANA Amphitheatre
10/10 -- Los Angeles, CA, Hollywood Bowl

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