Willie Nelson

Some of the biggest and most important acts in country music history joined together to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the CMA Awards in 2016, filming a spectacular video for "Forever Country."

Tragedy can strike anyone, from a neighbor next door to family members to some of the biggest superstars in the world.

Country music is filled with songs proclaiming love and devotion to the United States, but for many artists, their patriotism runs much deeper.

Some of country music's biggest names got out on the gridiron before they made it big in music.

One of country music's most important singer-songwriters paid tribute to one of rock music's most gifted artists in early December, when Willie Nelson performed "Imagine" as part of an all-star tribute to John Lennon.

The country genre was well represented at John Lennon's 75th Birthday Concert, held earlier this month at New York's Madison Square Garden.

Willie Nelson was honored in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday night (Nov. 18), and he took the opportunity to weigh in musically on one of the biggest social and political debates currently going on in America.

Stem-cell surgery forced the postponement of three of Willie Nelson’s tour dates with Merle Haggard. In a recent interview the country legend sheds light on why he elected to have the operation, also explaining how it will affect him moving forward.

Today is a day we celebrate all of our past and present soldiers.  The sacrifices these men and women have made for our country is truly amazing. We don't always realize that some celebrities are also veterans. 1. Willie Nelson was enlisted in the Air Force in 1950. He wanted to be a pilot but he was medically discharged nine months later because of a bad back.

After Willie Nelson was forced to cancel several tour dates with Merle Haggard earlier this week, fans have been worried about the singer's health.

The first of Willie Nelson's upcoming shows with Merle Haggard on the Django and Jimmie Tour have been called off, as the "On the Road Again" singer is reportedly unwell.

Old school meets neo-old-school in Kacey Musgraves’ new music video, featuring Willie Nelson. Musgraves’ throwback style proves its worth by teaming up with one of country’s greats for the dreamlike ballad “Are You Sure," and the artist definitely holds her own across from the legend.