 Hit List - Tune in to Kenny Chesney's No Shoes Radio this Saturday (8/16) and hear behind-the-scenes updates at his concert from Perdido Key, FL's Flora-Bama Lounge. Listen here.
- Billy Currington made the day of one lucky young fan when he pulled her onstage for a dance during a performance of "We Are Tonight." Watch here.
BirthdaysFriday (8/15): Jimmy Webb, Paul Jefferson, Danelle Leverett (the JaneDear girls), the late Rose Maddox, the late Don Rich. Saturday (8/16): Ashton Shepherd, Dan Smyers (Dan + Shay), Emily Robison (Dixie Chicks), Billy Joe Shaver. Sunday (8/17): Kevin Welch. Monday (8/18): Steve Wilkinson (formerly of The Wilkinsons). On TVFriday (8/15): Martina McBride, The Arsenio Hall Show (syndicated repeat). Sunday (8/17): Brad Paisley, Rising Star (ABC). Monday (8/11): Dwight Yoakam, Under The Dome (CBS). Upcoming Album ReleasesAug. 19 Various Nashville Outlaws: A Tribute To Mötley Crüe Chase Rice Ignite The Night Randy Travis Influence Vol. 2: The Man I Am Various Look Again To The Wind: Johnny Cash's Bitter Tears Revisited Joel Crouse Even The River Runs Sarah Dunn Band You Or The Whiskey Aug. 25 Brad Paisley Moonshine In The Trunk Aug. 25 Brushville Self-Titled Lenny Cooper The Grind Sep. 2 Terri Clark Some Songs Sep. 9 Lee Brice I Don't Dance Dustin Lynch Where It's At Sep. 16 Tim McGraw Sundown Heaven Town Sep. 23 Kenny Chesney The Big Revival Lee Ann Womack The Way I'm Livin' Big & Rich Gravity Sep. 30 Lady Antebellum 747 Blake Shelton Bringing Back The Sunshine Marty Stuart Saturday Night & Sunday Morning Oct. 21 Little Big Town Pain Killer Oct. 28 Stoney Larue Aviator Nov. 4 The Doobie Brothers Southbound | 
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The Ice Bucket Challenge continues to raise money and awareness for ALS in the country community and everywhere else. Some of the latest artists to take the plunge include 
We knew it was likely to happen. Three shows in Atlanta just aren't enough to meet the demand for the g-man! Garth Brooks has added two more concerts – a 10:30pm show Sept. 20 and a 7:30pm show Sept. 21, bringing his Philips Arena show count to five. Brooks as been working closely with Ticketmaster to prevent scalping. "I couldn't ask for a better partner," he said. "Ticketmaster's scalper screening system is a wonderful idea...with that said, all I saw were tickets on every scalping site and the people that just wanted to come to the show could not get in. The folks at Ticketmaster were totally devoted to achieving our mutual goal ....that the on sale this Saturday runs faster and creates an easier process for people who want to come to the show." Want tickets? They go on sale Aug. 16 at 9am ET and there's a six ticket limit per purchase. You can get them 
Scotty McCreery's See You Tonight Tour is going so well, he's going to keep going. The "I'm Feelin' It" singer will kick off the fall leg Oct. 17 in Fayetteville, NC. Opening for McCreery is Danielle Bradbery. "The fans have really been incredible at all of our shows so far," says McCreery. "I'm excited to keep all the momentum going with Danielle coming out with us. It's going to be great. We're going to have a blast on the road!" See the full list of dates 
We can drink to this all night! Jerrod Niemann will hit the road this fall on his headlining Get Your Buzz Back Tour, which kicks off Oct. 24 at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, SC. Six of the 10 dates are at House Of Blues venues. Joining Niemann as opening act is Chris Lane. Lane, along with Logan Mize, will also open for Niemann at his Sept. 12 show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. Full list of dates .jpg)
No, that isn't Eric Church in a pink tutu -- it's Church's head set carpenter for his tours, Michael Todd Stembridge. Stembridge, along with members of Church's band, created a golf tournament three years ago which benefits the charity MusiCares. Last Monday (8/4) they held the Third Annual Eric Church Band Put A Club In My Hand Golf Tournament at Gaylord Springs Golf Links in Nashville. Why the tutu? "We have lots of fun games and course happenings," explains Stembridge. "At one hole, each team can tee off from the women's tees for $20 per team. But you have to wear a pink tutu."
