Joe Nichols

If you were expecting answers such as spiders, ghosts, or slasher flicks -- think again!

What was Jason Aldean like in high school? Would you believe Kip Moore was anything short of a "baller"? Maddie Marlow from Maddie and Tae, a social butterfly? Nope, we don't believe it.

The death of traditional country music may have been overstated.

Many of country music's biggest stars do hilarious impressions, as we learned at the 2017 Taste of Country Music Festival.

They may be stars now, but some of country music's most popular performers really paid their dues in their early days.

With Valentine's Day on the horizon, Taste of Country asked over a dozen different country artists to share their first kiss stories. The responses are captured in these videos.

There are ten country albums on the 2016 calendar and more than a dozen more planned, but not yet scheduled, plus those we just know are going to drop. Like Miranda Lambert? She has to release an album filled with emotional love and heartbreak songs this year, right?

Joe Nichols says that in addition to a number of radio-friendly singles and pure country cuts, he'll do his best Sir Mix-a-lot on his next studio album.

Joe Nichols has a bone to pick with some of his fellow country artists. The "Yeah" singer believes many of today's biggest names have lost touch with their audience, which means their songs are not as powerful and effective as they could be.

Randy Travis was among the guests at Joe Nichols’ concert at Billy Bob’s Texas in Fort Worth on Saturday (Nov. 22). The country legend visited with Nichols, and even treated the ‘Yeah’ singer’s family to a barbecue dinner.