You don’t sell over 100 million records, headline stadium tours for decades, and land in the Country Music Hall of Fame without stacking up a few No. 1 hits — and Kenny Chesney has 33 of them. But as ...

Back before Chris Stapleton became a household name in 2015, (it should've happened much sooner but that's a story for a ...

"The Gambler" nearly slipped away before Kenny Rogers turned it into one of the most iconic songs in country music history.

Kenny Chesney revealed the moment that sparked a "fire" in his soul and sent him on his path to career success. Chesney, 57, will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in October – cementing ...

Kenny Rogers, the genre-spanning icon who became the king of soft rock, released a slew of these career-defining hits in his ...

If you are a country music fan and you don’t know Billy Edd Wheeler’s name … well, you probably should. Granted, his name wasn’t always up in the bright lights, but he was a legend in his own right, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After debuting on Billboard’s charts in December 1993 and becoming a format force by 1995, Chesney dominated the first quarter of ...

Kenny Chesney was spotted in a recording studio in front of a microphone, recording a new project that breaks away from country music. The "American Kids" singer is right smack dab in the middle of ...

Bowman won an ACM for co-writing Stapleton's 'Nobody to Blame' and had No. 1 hits with Chesney's 'Never Wanted Nothing More' and Brooks & Dunn's 'It's Getting Better All the Time,' on top of numerous ...

Country Music Hall of Famer Don Schlitz, songwriter behind hits for Kenny Rogers, Randy Travis and The Judds, has died at age 73 in Nashville.