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Toby Keith

This Date in Country Music History

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Kenny Chesney

This Date in Country Music History

2022 – Zach Bryan scored a #1 album with American Heartbreak
2021 – Brett Young released his album Weekends Look a Little Different These Days
2015 – Loretta Lynn and Jack White were inducted into the Music City Walk of Fame
2013 – LeAnn Rimes‘ album Spitfire was released
1996 – Kenny Chesney‘s Me And You album was released

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Toby Keith

This Date in Country Music History

2022 – The Country Music Hall of Fame announced the class of 2022: Jerry Lee Lewis, Keith Whitley and record executive Joe Galante
2021 – Chris Stapleton released his song “You Should Probably Leave”
2019 – Lady Antebellum released their single “What If I Never Get Over You”
2016 – Guy Clark passed away at the age of 74
2012 – Taylor Swift donated $4 million to the Country Music Hall of Fame to fund an education center
2005 – Bobby Pinson‘s Man Like Me album is released
2005 – Toby Keith‘s Honkytonk University album is released
2005 – Cowboy Troy released his debut album Loco Motive
2001 – The new Country Music Hall of Fame opened in Nashville
1997 – Tammy Wynette made her final appearance on the Grand Ole Opry
1994 – Kenny Chesney‘s debut album, In My Wildest Dreams, is released

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Alan Jackson

This Date in Country Music History

2021 – Alan Jackson released his album Where Have You Gone
2020 – Hannah Mulholland announced her departure from Runaway June
2013 – George Strait released his Love Is Everything album
2013 – Keith Urban released “Little Bit of Everything” as a single to radio
2012 – Kenny Chesney released his single “Come Over”
2011 – Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert got married in Texas
2005 – Jo Dee Messina hits #1 with her single “My Give a Damn’s Busted”
1991 – Alan Jackson released his album Don’t Rock the Jukebox
1984 – Alabama won 3 ACM Awards: Entertainer of the Year, Top Vocal Group, and Album of the Year

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Tim McGraw

This Date in Country Music History

2025 – Blake Shelton released his album For Recreational Use Only
2025 – Johnny Rodriguez passed away
2025 – Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert and Lainey Wilson released their song “Trailblazer”
2022 – LoCash released their song “Beach Boys”
2020 – Gwen Stefani made her Grand Ole Opry debut when she performed with Blake Shelton remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2015 – Little Big Town’s “Girl Crush” topped the Billboard charts for the first of 13 weeks
2012 – Tim McGraw signed a new record label deal with Big Machine Records
2010 – Blake Shelton proposed to Miranda Lambert while out in the woods in Oklahoma
2005 – Kenny Chesney married actress Renee Zellweger in the Virgin Islands
2004 – Trick Pony signed a record label deal with Curb Records
2001 – Lee Ann Womack won 3 ACM Awards for her smash hit “I Hope You Dance.” Trophies were for Single, Song, and Vocal Event (w/ Sons of the Desert)
1992 – Brooks & Dunn hit #1 on the charts with their single “Neon Moon”
1989 – Keith Whitley died of alcohol poisoning
1989 – Tim McGraw moved to Nashville to pursue a career in Country Music

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