Eric Church unveiled his new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville Thursday night (Sept. 17), telling a group of reporters, "It's not about me."
In Nashville, at the all new Ascend Amphitheater in the middle of a sold-out, two-night stand last week, Church, Joanna Cotten and Ryan Bingham did justice to The Band's "The Weight."
Eric Church headlined the first show at Nashville’s new Ascend Amphitheater Thursday night (July 30) and brought a very special tune to the stage, inspired by his 3-year-old son, Boone. The touching ballad, called simply “Three-Year-Olds,” is a tribute to the life lessons Church…
Eric Church is going to be the next current hit-maker to be featured in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Eric Church: Inside the Outsider will open Sept. 18 and explore the “Like a Wrecking Ball” singer’s path to Nashville and country stardom.
The Ryman Auditorium got thrown a curveball on Wednesday night (June 10) during Marty Stuart's Late Night Jam, when country rocker Eric Church mellowed out the crowd with a cover of "Girl Crush."
Eric Church picked just the right name combination for his son, Tennessee Hawkins Church, who was born Feb. 15, 2015. Church and his wife call him Hawk for short, which we have to admit is pretty cool.
The Academy of Country Music has announced the 2015 ACM Awards winners in a number of categories that won't be presented onscreen during the televised broadcast.
Keith Urban says part of the inspiration for his new "Raise 'Em Up" music video came from watching his girls play. They were jumping up and down and he was filming them in slow motion. That's quite literally what happens in this vid for the fifth single from Fuse.
Willie Nelson is hosting his 4th of July picnic in Austin this year, and he's bringing in some top talent for the special occasion. Eric Church, Kacey Musgraves and a host of other stars will join Nelson during the special celebration.
Eric Church loves exploring new musical directions, which is part of the reason he's so smitten with Taylor Swift's 1989 album. During an interview with Rolling Stone, the singer-songwriter raved about the talented young superstar.