This week, the video evaluation team had three new videos to watch from a No. 1 selling country artist, the hottest new CMT Crossroads pairing and a future country star. Let’s let the streams roll:
Artist: Sugarland
Video: “Already Gone”
Director: Shaun Silva
Get to know Kenny Chesney and his roots with the latest MasterCard contest. Winners will see a show, meet Chesney and then retrace his road to fame. Maybe you’ll paint your name on a water tank and miscount all the beers you drank, too.
Entertainment Weekly and a slew of their readers comment on the unlikely yet unbelievably cool pairings of the CMT Crossroads series.
Mark your calendars and cross your fingers you score a good spot: Bon Jovi’s holding a free concert in Central Park on July 12.
Hold the M-80s. Even with her sparkling personality, Miley Cyrus has been known to cower during fireworks displays.
Sounds like Pamela Anderson needs a cheeseburger. Her angry, foul criticism of Jessica Simpson’s Real Girls Eat Meat shirt proves that she’s just another hungry vegetarian.
CMT Crossroads isn’t just a TV show anymore. Now it’s a real live bar in Bossier City, La.
Vanity Fair photos? What Vanity Fair photos? Miley Cyrus is just a little girl spending some time at Disneyworld.
While she normally rocks the sundress-and-cowboy-boots look, Taylor Swift let a camera tag along while she was wardrobed in all kinds of prairie chic for a photo shoot.
Wondering what Jack Ingram gave up for Lent this year? Here’s a hint: It’s a reality show made up of unrealistic women.
If you have eight minutes, and a thing for the Cyrus’, now you can hear a rare three-way phone interview with Miley Cyrus, her dad Billy Ray and a country radio DJ asking everything fans want to know.
God must’ve been busy, so Kix Brooks went on a USO mission to Baghdad to entertain our troops. He’s back now, and will host a special radio broadcast on “American Country Countdown.”
E! Online sings the praises of CMT Crossroads, and more specifically, the Robert Plant/Alison Krauss episode that premiered this week.
The conclusion of a recent study by an NYU professor? Blogs matter. Music blogs correlate with rising retail sales in a way that mainstream CD reviews do not.
For $300, you can immerse yourself in expert coaching from the voice master behind many of Nashville’s hottest singers, Renee Grant-Williams. Details of the all-day Nashville workshop have just been released.
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