Terri Clark is thankful. A Grand Ole Opry member, with a career that spans more than 30 years, Clark is counting her many, many blessings for the life she has now. “I feel like the most grateful, lucky person in the world to have the life that I have, professionally and personally,” Clark tells the Winnipeg Free Press. “I…
Terri Clark was recently honored by Ashley McBryde, and it happened at the Grand Ole Opry. During Clark’s recent Opry performance, she received an exclusive scarf, designed by Manuel Cuevas, a gift all Grand Ole Opry members are receiving as part of the Opry’s ongoing 100th anniversary celebration. When presenting Clark with her scarf, host Kelly Sutton read a…
Kathy Mattea is officially a member of the Grand Ole Opry! Mattea was inducted by Terri Clark on October 11, later inviting her good friend, Suzy Bogguss, also to join. “18-year-old me is freaking out right now, that I get to do this, ” Clark says during Mattea’s induction. “Kathy, your blend of country, folk, and bluegrass carved out…
Happy Grand Ole Opry anniversary to Terri Clark! Clark became a member on June 12, 2004, celebrating the milestone on social media by sharing a video of her induction, which was done by Marty Stuart and his wife, Connie Smith. “21 years ago I walked out of that circle an Opry member… and I still get nervous every single…
Terri Clark and Lainey Wilson have formed a close friendship, with the country music icon including Wilson on her latest Take Two album. Clark paid tribute to Wilson at the recent ACM Honors ceremony with a performance of Wilson’s recent hit single, “Hang Tight Honey.” Wilson was in attendance to receive the ACM Milestone Award and the ACM Triple…
Terri Clark sees a bit of her legacy in Lainey Wilson. The 56-year-old was an inspiration to Wilson, who appears on Clark’s latest Take Two project, a full-circle moment for Clark, who spent decades hoping to inspire other young singers. “The whole time I was on the road the last 30 years, playing the county fairs and the festivals, bars and…
For decades, Terri Clark‘s name has been synonymous with ’90s country. Clark, part of the era of country music — still esteemed by many as among the best — that included Shania Twain, Trisha Yearwood, Faith Hill and more, enjoyed her reign as one of the female hitmakers for more than a dozen years, after her eponymous debut album…
The country music community is reeling over the loss of Joe Bonsall, a member of The Oak Ridge Boys for 50 years. Bonsall passed away on July 9, from complications of ALS, with many artists taking to social media to express their grief over the loss of one of country music’s most legendary singers. Blake Shelton: “I’m heartbroken to…
Terri Clark‘s latest Take Two album is out. The record, collaborations on some of Clark’s biggest hits with some of today’s biggest stars, including Lainey Wilson singing “Poor Poor Pitiful Me.” The two singers reprised their duet at the recent CMA Fest, with their performance part of the CMA Fest televised special, streaming now on Hulu. Clark, who is…
Terri Clark is determined to still make her mark in country music. The 55-year-old had her first hit, with “Better Things To Do” in 1995, kicking off a string of successes that she is still celebrating almost 30 years later. While Clark has most certainly earned the right to take it easy, and look back with fondness on her…
