country music

This weekend you will have multiple chances to enjoy some live music with an event like any other, and it will help a good cause as well.

One country artist has had to take a long road to realize his dream, but he is finally getting to do that, but how he got there is a complicated story.

If someone walked up to you and asked who your Mount Rushmore was for country music, who would you choose?

For one country artist, after living his dream, he has decided to move on to the next chapter, which means giving up country music.

Kane Brown released his debut album in 2016 and has since proven himself to be a force in country music. Brown is touring the eastern United States for the next few weeks before heading west in late April.

Certain music artists come along from time to time which take the industry by storm, and when these artists begin hitting it big they can't miss attractions.

With hits to her credit like "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue," "Talking In Your Sleep," and "I'll Get Over You," Gayle's music has withstood the test of time for more than four decades and she has remained very active in the music business.

Last week the lineup for this year's fair was announced and one of the biggest country music stars will be making their way to Idaho.

The Chicks, previously known as the Dixie Chicks, are coming back to Idaho after over 20 years of being away.

Thompson Square will be returning to Cactus Petes in Jackpot next month. The iconic country duo is back by popular demand and will be performing in the Gala Showroom where there isn't a bad seat in the house.

Reba and Brooks and Dunn are performing together in Las Vegas and I definitely feel like this is worth the trip. I would do a lot to see Reba or Brooks and Dunn, let alone all of them together! It is going to be epic.

Cody Johnson, Ian Munsick and Easton Corbin were scheduled to play at the Extra Mile Arena in Boise on Thursday, October 14th. Unfortunately, the concert has officially been canceled.