Buddy Jewell News

It's been three years since self-proclaimed "hick-hop" artist Cowboy Troy exploded onto the country music scene with his hit single "I Play Chicken With The Train." Fans in Johnson City, TN can catch the ...

Miranda Lambert is still coming to grips with her shocking victory at the 2008 ACM awards.

John Rich, half of the country-music duo Big & Rich, achieved stardom the old-fashioned way: He earned it.

Personally, I am watching "So You Think You Can Dance" but I'm not a good judge of dance and will likely blog about it only if something unusual is happening.

Although Jewel is best known as a pop artist, the Grammy nominee is set to release her first country album next week.

Barbecue and country music fans turned out Saturday at North Augusta's Hippodrome for the second annual Hammin & Jammin BBQ Cook Off and Musicfest. via Augusta Chronicle Online

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“Bad Company") elicited cheers ("Don't put me on after Raul!”

History and music arrived at a crossroads on the Paramount Theatre stage Wednesday night with the presentation of "The Outlaw Trail," an ensemble country/rock concert that was being filmed for broadcast at the ... via The Austin American-Statesman

Along with last week's random file thoughts on the professional auditioners, there was an interesting little sub-thread on Nashville Star 's moving to the summer and the big leagues . via USA Today

“I thought I had exhausted all my avenues for getting a record deal, then God gives somebody this idea to do a reality show based on country singer/songwriters, and there's the door. And I walked through it.”

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Country singer Buddy Jewell's meteoric rise caused him to be tagged an "overnight sensation," but looking back at his ten years in Nashville obscurity, Jewell considers himself a modern-day %Rip Van Winkle. via KRYS-FM Corpus Christi