LeAnn Rimes was a free-spirited 13-year-old when, on one of her biggest songs, she threw caution to the wind and bought a one-way ticket on a westbound train. You know, "to see how far I can go." ...

She says it's a myth that women don't want to hear other women. Lauren Alaina's new single, "Ladies in the '90s," celebrates a time when females were plentiful on country radio. Even though she was a ...

The 60th annual Academy of Country Music Awards opened with a 12-minute performance that featured some of the genre's biggest names in recent decades. Performers at the May 8 extravaganza included ...

The long, convoluted story of the record-breaking, award-winning, drama-fueling, 'Con Air' song, "How Do I Live".

2026 will mark three decades since LeAnn Rimes released her seminal country hit “Blue” — and she’s going on tour to celebrate. The singer has announced a seven-date engagement called LeAnn Rimes: 30 ...

June 27 -- When she first hit the music scene at the age of 13, LeAnn Rimes was dubbed "the little girl with the big voice," and critics compared her to country music legend Patsy Cline as she carried ...

NEW YORK (AP) — The moment everyone was waiting for arrived right at the top of the 60th annual Academy of Country Music Awards: a 14-minute medley of six decades of country classics, performed by ...

LeAnn Rimes wore a sheer dress at the Academy of Country Music Awards on May 8, 2025. She walked the red carpet with her husband Eddie Cibrian. Rimes sang her 1996 hit "Blue" during the ceremony.