The Hollywood Reporter's newest "Person of Interest" is the 31-year-old singer-songwriter who isn't looking to just make music but is hoping to create change in the country music space.

Elissa Slotkin defeated former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers in Michigan's closely watched Senate race on Wednesday, Nov. 6, ...

DETROIT — Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers will center the Michigan Senate race’s final days on nondisclosure agreements his opponent signed on the development of a Chinese-owned electric ...

Morgan Wallen may need some help from a few of his famous friends in the new year with the debut of his Sand in My Boots festival. The "Chasin' You" singer will bring a slew of his country music ...

Country music certainly has more than its fair share of songs about heartbreak and cheating, but that doesn't mean that country stars can't engage in long, happy marriages outside of their careers.

Byron Donalds (R). Candidate for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat and former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R) was also in attendance. The former president heard from supporters on their concerns for the ...

But one bridge that Starr definitely never burned is the one connecting him to country music. It’s a link he established as the Beatle who sang most if not all of that group’s true country ...

Put him in a box and musician Zach Bryan will try to break out of it. Despite accruing multiple country music awards over the past two years, the 28-year-old rising star is not interested in being ...

Former Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich., is suddenly gaining steam in his bid for Michigan’s open Senate seat, with polls showing a tightening race down the stretch. "It’s clear the momentum is fully ...

True to form, John Anderson was in the studio writing and recording a batch of new songs when he first heard rumblings about the latest class being inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Mike Rogers ... and who has endorsed Rogers, urging them to do so. Rogers called it "a terrible bill," saying it would have allowed millions more immigrants to enter the country illegally.