October 25, 2011 Trace Adkins is ready to defend his title once again on today's Daily Duel.
Today, Adkins will take on someone we haven't heard from for a while.
Terri Clark is back with a new song.
Take a listen to both songs after the jump.
October 24, 2011 Trace Adkins continues on as our Daily Duel champion after getting over 70% of the vote in last week's battle against Rodney Atkins.
Now, Trace will go up against a local favorite. Mark Cooke, who hails from the Longview area, has a new song called 'Anyway The Wind Blows' and it's going to take on 'Million Dollar View'.
Take a listen to both songs after the jump.
Someone over at MLB sure loves country music. Last night, Scotty McCreery sang the National Anthem at the first game of the World Series. He was followed by fellow country superstar Trace Adkins, who belted out the song this evening at before Game 2 between the Texas Rangers and the St. Louis Cardinals.
October 20, 2011 Trace Adkins easily defeated the new song from Keith Urban yesterday taking about 65% of the vote, so today he'll face a new challenger -- Rodney Atkins with 'He's Mine'.
It's Adkins against Atkins on Danny's Daily Duel.
Take a listen to both songs after the jump.
October 19, 2011 Trace Adkins continues on as our Daily Duel champion after defeating Lauren Alaina yesterday.
Now, Trace will take on the new song from Keith Urban - 'You Gonna Fly'.
Take a listen to both songs after the jump.
October 18, 2011 Every vote counts on the Daily Duel which was proven in yesterday's battle between Kenny Chesney and Trace Adkins.
'Million Dollar View' by Adkins defeated 'Reality' by Kenny Chesney by one single vote.
So, now Trace Adkins will get to continue as our Daily Duel champion and take on the new song from American Idol runner up Lauren Alaina.
Take a listen to both songs after the jump.
October 17, 2011 Kenny Chesney is out to defend his title as the Daily Duel champion again as he takes on the new song from Trace Adkins - 'Million Dollar View'
Take a listen to both songs after the jump.
Half a century of anything is usually a milestone people take pride in — unless you’re Trace Adkins and you’re about to reach your 50th birthday, in which case it’s an occasion worth snarling at.
Yes, the ‘Just Fishin” singer will become eligible for full membership in the AARP on January 13. And while he isn’t normally much of a birthday person, he knows he can’t completely ignore the upcoming big day.
Trace Adkins‘ latest hit single is titled ‘Just Fishin” — and that’s exactly what a lucky group of Big Brothers and Big Sisters got to do on his private lake recently.
Adkins invited members of the Middle Tennessee Big Brothers Big Sisters organization out to his farm last week, and they spent the day on his lake, enjoying activities like swimming, paddle boating, and, yes, fishing.
Selling an album is hard enough in today’s tough musical climate without having to worry about current events overshadowing your music — but that’s just the position Trace Adkins is finding himself in with his upcoming release, ‘Proud to Be Here.’
As Adkins pointed out during a recent interview, “My album comes out August 2. And when is the deadline on the debt crisis? August 2! So, what do you think is going to dominate the press that day? I’m out there trying to sell my album and it’s never mind that, we’re going down the toilet!”
June 19, 2011 The latest Trace Adkins‘ hit, ‘Just Fishin’,’ tells the tender story of a daddy and his little girl fishing at a local fishing hole, and between the small talk and precious moments, it is far more than just being about catching fish. In the 'just Fishin' video, Adkins’ youngest daughter, Trinity (6), plays the leading role.
Story details from Taste of Country.
If you lost your home in a fire, you probably wouldn't be in the mood to joke about it with a room full of reporters - but then, you're probably not multi-platinum-selling country singer Trace Adkins, who kicked off a recent press conference with a simple "My house burned down."
Adkins, whose next album is scheduled for release in August, was traveling when the fire happened, but his wife and children were home - so a lot of his good humor comes from the fact that they (and the family's puppies) made it out safely.
