Rebekah Bell

During a recent interview with CMT's Cody Alan, country singer Jake Owen revealed that he has cut back on the amount of drinking he does.

Suddenly, every Alan Jackson fan is looking forward to summer. For the first time in three years, the legendary country music artist will release a studio album of all-new music. Titled Angels and Alcohol, Jackson's 15th studio album is set to hit this July.

Scotty McCreery's "See You Tonight" served as the proposal song for a pair of lovebirds on a recent Southwest flight, and the award-winning singer hopes he can meet the special couple in person.

Little Big Town made waves with their catchy single "Girl Crush," and the accompanying music video is equally stimulating. The video features black and white footage of band members Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Jimi Westbrook and Phillip Sweet standing on a stage and crooning the original song.

Jason Aldean recently tied the knot with Brittany Kerr, which means the superstar is sporting a new wedding band to signify his commitment to his wife.

Kenny Chesney launched his Big Revival tour in March, and he is excited about giving fans at each concert stop another stellar performance.

Country duo LoCash (formerly the LoCash Cowboys) have partnered with Stonum Vineyards of Lodi, Calif., to create their own signature wine line.

Jennifer Nettles joined forces with Jennifer Hudson to perform a song called "You Will," which will serve as the new theme song for Oprah's OWN television network. Penned by Diane Warren, the song encourages listeners to boldly pursue their dreams.

Alan Jackson had a special surprise in store for one of his biggest fans during a February stop on his Keepin’ It Country tour, when he brought a female fan onstage to dance to his classic tune, "Remember When."

 Florida Georgia Line have turned up the heat with their "Sippin' on Fire" video.

The hilarious Brad Paisley is hosting a stand-up comedy night featuring a roster of talented comedians including Jon Reep, Greg Hahn, Sarah Tiana, Theo Von, Keith Alberstadt and others.

Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard says the best advice he's ever gotten about how to balance a demanding career with a personal life came from two veterans of the country music industry.