Alan Jackson‘s number-1 album Where Have You Gone includes a song that was inspired by a letter Caylee Hammack sent to Alan about her dad. The story starts when Alan joined Caylee on her cover of Don Williams‘ “Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good”… After her dad heard the song, which had his daughter…… MORE
Congrats to Alan Jackson as his latest album, Where Have You Gone, has not only reached number-1 on the album chart here in the US, but in the UK, Australia and Canada as well! Where Have You Gone debuts at number-1 on the U.S. Current Country Album Chart as well as being the number-1 country album…… MORE
Did you catch Alan Jackson on his recent appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon? Alan performed “Way Down in My Whiskey” from his new album Where Have You Gone — watch it here… Photo Credit: Russ Harrington… MORE
Alan Jackson‘s new album, Where Have you Gone – his first in 6 years – is available now! The new project from Alan features 21 songs — 15 of them written by Alan himself, who says “Some of the greatest tracks I feel like we’ve made.” Talking about Where Have You Gone Alan shares, “This album is…… MORE
Alan Jackson‘s new album, Where Have You Gone – arrives May 14th. Among the 20 tracks, are some very personal songs for Alan, including one his wrote for his mom, “One song on there, especially I wrote when my mama died…I wrote for her funeral.” Alan’s mom Ruth passed away 4 years ago, and at the…… MORE
Alan Jackson announced that his next album, Where Have You Gone, will arrive for fans on May 14th! Where Have You Gone features 21 songs, including the title track. Alan says that the music on this album is a “little harder country” than he’s done before. Alan shares a story of listening to the songs…… MORE
Jelly Roll’s wife, Bunnie XO, said on her podcast, “My husband is off the internet because he is so tired of being bullied about his weight. And that makes me want to cry because he is the sweetest angel baby. [He] doesn’t show it to you guys, but . . . it hurts him. The…
Ever since the great Nashville chair-throw of 2024, no one has heard anything from Morgan Wallen . . . until this past Friday night. Morgan finally tweeted out and accepted responsibility for his actions. He said, “I didn’t feel right publicly checking in until I made amends with some folks. I’ve touched base with Nashville…