The path to the Taste of Country Bowl Quarterfinals couldn't be any more different for Taylor Swift, Lady Antebellum and their respective fanbases. Swifties clawed their way back from a several thousand vote deficit to top Hunter Hayes. Lady Antebellum fans led Toby Keith's loyalists from the very beginning, lasting through a late surge from the competition. What does this mean for the quarterfinal matchup?
The final Taste of Country Bowl Round 1matchup pits the hottest group in country music against an all-time great. With Lady Antebellum and Toby Keith, it's impossible to pick a favorite. But you'll have to. The two will need their loyal fans to stand up and be counted again and again to send them to Round 2 in this search for the most influential star in country music.
The only thing better than touring the country and playing music is doing it with your spouse by your side. And although Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott gets to tour with her new hubby Chris Tyrrell, the two don't get to spend much alone time together on the Lady A tour bus.
December 26, 2012 In a surprise move, the Dixie Chicks have announced a rare public appearance. The Texas trio have been confirmed as the new Saturday night headlining act for the 2013 Craven Country Jamboree, which takes place from July 11-14 in Craven, Saskatchewan.
Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott sure is in the holiday spirit. In fact, she's so psyched for Christmas that she dressed up her dog, Hobbs, like Santa Claus.
Lady Antebellum celebrated Christmas this morning (Dec. 25) with all of their fans, courtesy of a pre-taped performance of 'Have a Holly Jolly Christmas' from their holiday record 'On This Winter's Night,' which aired on the annual Disney Parks Christmas parade on ABC.
December 21, 2012 One of the more unique cuts from Lady Antebellum's 'On This Winter's Night' album has been made available for free on iTunes. 'Silent Night (Lord of My Life)' is the single of the week, meaning fans can grab it at no charge until Christmas.
December 20, 2012 Let it never be said that the CMA doesn't pull out all the stops when it comes to celebrating Christmas. Thursday night's (Dec. 20) 'CMA Country Christmas' special closed out with an all-star singalong of 'Let It Snow' that teamed host Jennifer Nettles with superstar vocal trio Lady Antebellum -- and also featured a surprise guest appearance from none other than Santa himself.
December 20, 2012 Proving that even mainstream television holiday specials can't always be mediocre, Lady Antebellum performed an absolutely beautiful version of 'The First Noel' on the 'CMA Country Christmas' program Thursday night (Dec. 20).
Lady Antebellum put their spin on the holiday classic 'A Holly Jolly Christmas' during the 2012 'CMA Country Christmas' special on ABC. The trio harmonized and infused the song with a bit of country music style, though they also incorporated an orchestra and a brass section, which gave the classic a bit of an old-time big band feel during the bridge.
