Josh Turner‘s most challenging season turned out to be his biggest blessing. The South Carolina native recalls when he thought his career was over, before it ever really even began. “I injured my voice right at the time that I was expecting to move to Nashville,” Turner said, in an interview with Rory O’Connor, sharing a clip on social…
Country music has a lot of songs about drinking and partying, but for numerous artists, they might sing about alcohol, but they choose not to imbibe. We found 14 country music artists who, due to former addictions, health issues or just personal beliefs, are completely sober. 1. Tim McGraw Tim McGraw gave up drinking thanks in large part to…
Josh Turner‘s Greatest Hits album is here! The 11-track record includes some of Turner’s biggest hits over the years, including “Long Black Train,” “Would You Go With Me,” “Why Don’t We Just Dance” and more. “Every album to me just kind of marks these just kind of milestones,” Turner says (via UMG Nashville). “It kind of marks certain phases…
The Gaither Tribute album is out! Gaither Tribute: Honoring the Songs of Bill & Gloria Gaither, featuring Reba McEntire, Ronnie Dunn, Hillary Scott & The Scott Family, Josh Turner, Ronnie Milsap, Alabama with The Oak Ridge Boys and more, was released on Friday, August 25. “It’s just so surreal to be asked to be a part of a project like this and…
Country music might be filled with songs about whiskey, beer, and wild nights on the town, but there are several artists within the genre who choose not to imbibe. Whether it’s because they have successfully battled an addiction, or simply choose not to partake, we found 12 singers in country music who have chosen to remain sober. 1. Tim…
Josh Turner‘s successful career has spanned two decades, and is still going strong. The 45-year-old released his debut Long Black Train album in 2003, and has maintained a steady career in the 20 years since then, all while being married to his wife Jennifer (whom he wed in 2003), and raising his four sons. It has not been easy,…
Josh Turner is taking a look back at his lengthy career with his new Greatest Hits album, out on September 8. The 11-track record includes his multi-platinum hits “Your Man,” “Would You Go With Me,” “Why Don’t We Just Dance,” “Hometown Girl” and more, plus “Long Black Train,” with all of the songs on the record spanning Turner’s successful…
Ronnie Dunn, Reba McEntire, Alabama featuring The Oak Ridge Boys and more are part of a forthcoming Gaither tribute album, honoring gospel music pioneers, Bill and Gloria Gaither. Gaither Tribute: Honoring the Songs of Bill & Gloria Gaither will be out on August 26, featuring ten of their most successful songs as songwriters, including.”Because He Lives,” “Gentle Shepherd,” “He Touched…
Chris Stapleton has written plenty of his own hits over the years, including “Broken Halos,” “Nobody to Blame,” “You Should Probably Leave” and more, but he’s also written songs that became hits for other writers as well. We take a look at the stories behind ten of the songs written by Stapleton. 1. “Your Man,” Josh Turner “Your Man” was…
Josh Turner is celebrating the anniversary of his debut Long Black Train album, released on October 14, 2003. The South Carolina native announces his Long Black Train 20th Anniversary Tour, kicking off on March 4 in Dothan, Alabama. Turner will also, for the first time, have Long Black Train available on vinyl. The record will be released on May…
