On This Day in 2001, Tim McGraw Was at No. 1 With a Song Inspired by Heartbreaking Real-Life Experiences
Born on Texas 60 Years Ago Today, the Guitarist Whose Band’s Biggest Hit Has Been the Cornerstone of Countless Weddings
21 Years Ago Today, Carrie Underwood Released the Same Debut Single as Her ‘American Idol’ Runner-Up—and Won the Charts
21 Years Ago Today, Carrie Underwood Stepped Into Country Music’s Most Sacred Circle for the First Time With a Roy Orbison Tearjerker
On This Day in 2007, a Mobster’s Uncertain End Inspired Journey To Find a New Vocalist and Return to the Road
19 Years Ago, Carrie Underwood Proved Critics Wrong With an Overtly Faith-Based Song on Her Way to Country Music History
On This Day in 2007, Porter Wagoner Said His Final Farewell With a Marty Stuart-Produced Classic Country Album
On This Day in 2003, Alan Jackson Released an Award-Winning Ode to Day Drinking and Gave a Fellow Legend His First No. 1