Lady Antebellum takes you behind the scenes during their appearances on The Today Show, ABC Radio, the VH1 Top 20 Countdown and The Late Show with David Letterman. And see Lady A’s excitement when they meet the creator of their favorite show. Also, be sure to check out details on how to win a flip cam from Lady A to celebrate their upcoming 100th Webisode! [youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjEUdmFE0So] Country Music Photo Gallery
Stay tuned to CBS on January 31st 2010 for a fantastic performance by country juggernauts Lady Antebellum Lady Antebellum fans are rejoicing as their favorite group received Grammy nominations for Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals and Best Country Song (with Tom Douglas) for “I Run To You.” Watch the Grammy’s live on CBS tomorrow night to catch a performance from Lady A and support them!Country Music Photo Gallery
Lady Antebellum has released American Honey as their next single, and a video is currently in the works. In the meantime Lady Antebellum fans can preview the song “American Honey” here! The song stays true to Lady A’s infectiously rich sound, and catchy melodies, but features primarily Hilary’s voice for a change. I’m already completely in love with the song, and believe it is the PERFECT follow-up to “Need You Now” As an added bonus, here’s the title single off the album, “Need You Now” [youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApGiN-xfzEs] You can catch Lady Antebellum in concert opening for Tim McGraw’s Southern Voice tour. Stay tuned for the release of the full album “Need You Now” January 26th.Country Music Photo Gallery
This year’s Sugar Bowl matchup between University of Cincinnati and the University of Florida will start with Lady Antebellum! Lady Antebellum is scheduled to perform the National Anthem at the beginning of 2 upcoming football games. The first will be in Nashville when the Tennessee Titans meet up against the St Louis Rams. The next will be at the Allstate 2010 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, LA where the University of Cincinatti Bearcats will go head to head against the University of Florida Gators.Country Music Photo Gallery
It’s been a wonderful week off and I hope all my readers were busy with family and friends as I know I sure was. Here’s what we all missed during our turkey-coma! Zac Brown Band has pushed “Highway 20 Ride” as their next single and so far radio listeners are loving it as it quickly climbs the charts. This is a good move for them because it shows they have so much more depth than just cheeky songs like “Toes” and “Chicken Fried“. ZBB is still pounding pavement on the Southern Ground tour so look for a stop near you. Lady Antebellum has released the cover art for their upcoming album “Need You Now“, whose title track has dominated the charts and our brains for the last several weeks. Lady A fans can get a little of what they need now as the trio tours with and opens for Tim McGraw this winter on the Southern Voice tour. Watch for the album to release in early January. Speaking of Tim McGraw, you can catch him today on Oprah along with Sugarland and several other mainstream artists as Oprah kicks off her holiday season. Congratulations are also in order for Tim and co-star Sandra Bullock as their new movie, The Blind Side, rakes in a whopping $40+BILLION at the box office over thanksgiving weekend, coming in second to New Moon. Several country music stars are helping you get in the holiday spirit. Joey + Rory have released “It’s Christmas Time” while country newcomer Whitney Duncan revisits the classic Christmas hit “All I want for Christmas is You“. Sugarland is still going strong with their holiday album Gold & Green, and Carrie Underwood is primed and ready for her holiday special that airs December 7th on ABC. That’s all for now in country music news. Be sure to stay tuned as we bring you more, and announce the winners of our Great Holiday Giveaway!Country Music Photo Gallery
Lady Antebellum celebrates after their 2nd single reaches #1! Lady Antebellum, winners of the 2009 CMA Awards’ “Group of the Year” celebrates the milestone of their 2nd #1 hit with “I need you now”. They performed this song during the CMA’s to a flawless perfection, introducing many who don’t listen to country radio on a daily basis to the unique harmony and gripping talent the group displays. Congratulations to Lady A and all their fans for supporting such a great group! Country Music Photo Gallery
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Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc. has an exciting talent line-up for the 2008 Country Radio Seminar ® (CRS-39) luncheons. Performers on Wednesday are Ashley Gearing and Rodney Atkins (Curb/Asylum); while on Thursday Keith Anderson and Montgomery Gentry (Sony BMG) take the stage. Closing the series of luncheons are Capitol‘s Lady Antebellum and newcomer Emily West on Friday. Ashley Gearing (Curb) is no stranger to the demands of the music business. At the young age of 12, she made history by entering Billboard’s Hot Country Singles chart, eclipsing a 46 year-old record previously held by Brenda Lee. Her version of “Can You Hear Me When I Talk to You” gave Ashley immediate national exposure by displaying a talent well beyond her years. She received ASCAP‘s “Uncut Diamond” award as a future Country rising star, has performed numerous times on the famed stage of the Grand Ole Opry, and was voted Best Female Country artist in a New Country Artist poll in 2006. Rodney Atkins (Curb) may have gone through hell, but things are certainly looking up. The 2007 CMA Horizon award nominee has a platinum album, If You’re Going Through Hell, and three consecutive number one singles, “If You’re Going Through Hell,” “Watching You,” and “These Are My People,” under his belt heading into 2008. His latest single “Cleaning This Gun” is climbing the charts and Atkins is currently on the road with Brad Paisley on the “2008 Bonfires and Amplifiers” tour. Columbia Nashville‘s Keith Anderson earned a CMA Song of the Year nomination in 2007, co-writing the Big & Rich #1 single, “Lost in this Moment,” and now, the talented songwriter delivers new music of his own with a January 28 impact date for “I Still Miss You,” from his upcoming album, C’MON!. Keith’s Gold-certified debut disc, Three Chord Country and American Rock & Roll, launched a pair of Top 10 singles (“Every Time I Hear Your Name” and “Pickin’ Wildflowers“), making Anderson an immediate fan favorite and Billboard’s top new solo country artist in his first year on the charts. With 11 Top 5 singles to their credit, including current smash, “What Do Ya Think About That,” and recent chart-topper, “Lucky Man,” Montgomery Gentry (Sony Nashville) has proven time and again – rocking the house on disc and on stage – that what they do is about a lot more than luck. Some People Change, their latest Columbia Nashville disc, has delivered three back-to-back hit singles, as the award-winning duo continues to rack up the airplay and the accolades, recently earning a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. The trio of Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood originally came together in 2006 to create music as songwriters and soon learned that there was chemistry in the room, and decided that whatever they were going to do in the future had to be done together. Thus Lady Antebellum (Capitol) was formed. The trio has been chosen as one of Billboard magazine’s “Faces to Continue reading Press Release: 2008 Country Radio Seminar Lineup
