Happy Birthday to today’s Country Music Birthday(s)!
- Russell Dickerson
May 072025
May 062025
Randy Owen of Alabama
This Date in Country Music History
- 2022 – Midland released their album The Last Resort
- 2022 – Kane Brown released his song “Like I Love Country Music”
- 2016 – Cole Swindell released his album You Should Be Here
- 2016 – Keith Urban released his album Ripcord
- 2014 – Hunter Hayes released his album Storyline
- 2013 – The video for “Highway Don’t Care” by Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, and Keith Urban premieres
- 2013 – The video for “Boys ‘Round Here” by Blake Shelton and the Pistol Annies premieres
- 2013 – The video for “Point At You” by Justin Moore premieres
- 2006 – Bon Jovi and Jennifer Nettles hold the #1 song in Country Music with “Who Says You Can’t Go Home”
- 1996 – George Jones‘ autobiography, I Lived To Tell It All was released
- 1985 – Alabama wins Entertainer of the Year, Vocal Group of the Year, and Album of the Year (for Roll On) at the ACM Awards
- 1985 – George Strait‘s single “The Fireman” was released
- 1982 – Alabama‘s single “Take Me Down” was released
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May 062025
Happy Birthday to today’s Country Music Birthday(s)!
- Ian Munsick
May 052025
We originally posted this in January, but are now updating it with her updated list of tour dates.
May 052025
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- Craig Morgan
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- Chris Stapleton
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- Garth Brooks
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- Buddy Jewell
This Date in Country Music History
- 2023 – Megan Moroney released her album Lucky
- 2023 – Luke Bryan released his song “But I Got a Beer in My Hand”
- 2020 – Kelsea Ballerini’s single “Yeah Boy” was certified Platinum
- 2017 – Chris Stapleton released his album From a Room: Volume 1
- 2015 – Chris Stapleton released his album Traveller
- 2008 – Craig Morgan‘s single “Love Remembers” is released to radio
- 2003 – Buddy Jewell‘s single “Help Pour Out the Rain” is released to radio
- 1998 – Garth Brooks releases The Limited Series, a boxed set featuring 6 previously released albums, each with a new song added to it.
- 1998 – Mark Wills releases his Wish You Were Here album
- 1984 – Garth Brooks graduates from Oklahoma State University
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