Oct 092025
Oct 092025
This Date in Country Music History
- 2020 – Brothers Osborne released their album Skeletons
- 2019 – Thomas Rhett’s single “Die a Happy Man” was certified Six-Times Platinum, his single “Marry Me” was certified Triple Platinum, “T-Shirt” was certified Double Platinum, and “Look What God Gave Her” was certified Platinum. He also saw his album Tangled Up get certified Double Platinum.
- 2016 – Jana Kramer released her album Thirty One
- 2001 – Trace Adkins released his album Chrome
- 1995 – Alan Jackson released his single “Tall, Tall Trees”
- 1993 – Vince Gill topped the charts with “One More Last Chance”
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Oct 082025
Alan Jackson takes the stage for the final time June 27th, 2026 at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, TN! An all-star lineup of artists will join Jackson to celebrate his career and legacy – Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Luke Combs, Riley Green, Cody Johnson, Miranda Lambert, Jon Pardi, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, and Lee Ann Womack will all perform at the event, with more to be announced.
Pre-sale tickets will be available to Alan Jackson Fan Club members Wednesday, October 15th at 9am CT.
Oct 082025
This Date in Country Music History
- 2021 – Cody Johnson released his album Human (The Double Album)
- 2021 – Old Dominion released their album Time, Tequila & Therapy
- 2016 – Aaron Lewis scored a #1 country album with Sinner
- 2013 – Cassadee Pope released her debut solo album Frame by Frame
- 2013 – Joe Nichols released his album Crickets
- 2013 – Kenny Rogers released his album You Can’t Make Old Friends
- 2011 – Rascal Flatts was inducted as members of the Grand Ole Opry
- 2011 – Ronnie Dunn made his solo Grand Ole Opry debut
- 2010 – Craig Campbell made his Grand Ole Opry debut
- 2002 – Keith Urban released his album Golden Road
- 1999 – SheDAISY made their Grand Ole Opry debut
- 1994 – Toby Keith scored a #1 hit with “Who’s That Man”
- 1991 – Sammy Kershaw released his debut album Don’t Go Near The Water
- 1990 – Tennessee Ernie Ford was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame
- 1970 – Lynn Anderson released her single “Rose Garden”
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