Get ready for '14. The first of what will be an amazing lineup for the 2014 Taste of Country Music Festival has been announced. Brad Paisley will headline one of the three nights in Hunter Mountain, N.Y. next year. The big news was revealed just before this final set at this year's inaugural festival. Next year's event will run Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 13-15, 2014.
First, Keith Urban got the call. Then, Carrie Underwood received an invite. Next, Taylor Swift's presence was requested. Now, singer and guitarist Brad Paisley will take the stage and perform with rock legends the Rolling Stones on their current 50 & Counting Tour. Paisley is slated to join the Stones next week.
They've got the moves, they've got the rhythm and they know the lyrics (mostly). This too-cute brother and sister duo make Brad Paisley's hit song 'Online' as much fun as the superstar does on stage every night. In fact, he was the inspiration for Ian's stage moves. At the time of this recording, the 4-year-old had already gone to three Paisley shows!
Brad Paisley's 'Beat This Summer' lyrics were written by the singer with help from talented scribes Luke Laird and Chris DuBois. Unfortunately for the co-songwriters, Paisley knows how to burn the midnight oil -- and they were up way past their bedtime.
Brad Paisley's No. 1 album 'Wheelhouse' is perhaps his most intriguing album yet, thanks to the collaborations he included. Rapper LL Cool J had a prime spot on the album -- the song 'Accidental Racist' sparked much controversy -- but Paisley admitted there's another rapper he's thought about teaming up with... and it probably wouldn't go over too well in the country music scene.
Brad Paisley is one of five country stars to join John Fogerty on his new solo album, 'Wrote a Song for Everyone.' The country superstar calls working with the rock superstar a "dream come true" in this video, exclusive to Taste of Country. Fans get a glimpse of their work in the recording studio as they listen to a new version of 'Hot Rod Heart.'
Brad Paisley made a promise last autumn to Lee Feldman, an Ephrata, Penn. resident who was stricken with pancreatic cancer. That promise was to use Feldman's gift of a prized custom-made guitar on Paisley's new album, 'Wheelhouse,' and to not let the guitar lay unused and forgotten.
On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!,' the late night TV host makes celebrities read mean tweets that regular people have sent out into the Twitterverse about them. This particular batch of nasty, 140-characters-or-less transmissions included country music's own Brad Paisley and Kid Rock.
Brad Paisley's lyrics are proof that he's one of the most dynamic vocalists in country for good reason. Early in his career, the country superstar recorded songs that tugged at your heartstrings before gravitating toward gutwrenching ballads and slap-your-knee funny, guitar-drenched cuts like 'Online' and 'Ticks.' In recent years, his lyrics have included soft-spoken social observations -- but he still knows how to melt hearts.
Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood are staring down a lawsuit levied at them by a Dallas songwriter who claims that the twosome stole their 2011 hit 'Remind Me' from her.
