Look out Barbara Walters, Whoopi Goldberg, Sherri Shepherd and Elizabeth Hasselbeck. Gretchen Wilson is gunning for you, but in a good way! The country singer, who just issued 'Right on Time,' will join the aforementioned gabbers and co-host 'The View' on Thursday, April 25.
A win for Little Big Town in Friday's Showdown will be the third straight. The foursome have been hotter than ever over the past year with hit single after hit single, and they're hoping to continue that streak with their latest effort, 'Your Side of the Bed.' But first, they'll have to get past fiery fan-favorite songstress Gretchen Wilson today online and tonight on Taste of Country Nights radio.
March 1, 2013 'Highway Don't Care' by Tim McGraw joins an elite group of songs in the Showdown Hall of Fame after topping 'Pretty Little Lie' by Blackberry Smoke last night on the Showdown. That made five wins for the superstar collaboration, meaning two new songs will square off today and tonight on Taste of Country Nights radio.
February 1, 2013 Gretchen Wilson is reaching beyond country music for her upcoming 'Right on Time' album, but her new single 'Still Rollin'' proves that a wider palate doesn't necessarily mean more creativity. The piano-driven song sounds borrowed from Bob Seger, perhaps a cut that didn't make his 'Stranger in Town' album.
The wait is finally over for new Gretchen WIlson music! According to the 'Redneck Woman' singer, she is prepping the release of not one, but two new projects in 2013.
The first rule of 'Killer Karaoke' -- a TruTV show that follows a 'Jackass'-like tradition of making contestants perform frightening and ridiculous stunts with the caveat that they have to sing karaoke songs -- is that no matter what happens, don't stop singing. Here, a poor female contestant attempts to sing Gretchen Wilson's 'Redneck Woman' while hovering over a circular tank of water filled with snakes.
September 26, 2012 Before taking her talents to Nashville, Gretchen Wilson paid her dues in bars and clubs around rural Illinois. Mostly it was just one bar, a dive called Big O's. By age 15 she had dropped out of school to tend bar and cook for the rowdy customers. She worked her way up to manager pretty quickly, and always kept a loaded 12-gauge shotgun near her for protection.
Liz Davis, a pretty, glam blonde with highlights and a cute Southern accent, tore through Gretchen Wilson's rough and tumble 'Here for the Party' on tonight's (Sept. 17) blind auditions of 'The Voice.' While Davis may have sounded Wilson, thanks to her sass and her spunk, she looked Underwood, thanks to her big waves, dangerously short shorts and sky high heels, which showed off legs for days. She exuded star quality.
Most of us like to think that when we're in a committed relationship, we're never tempted to cheat on our mate. But Gretchen Wilson was a little more practical about her wandering eye when she released 'When I Think About Cheatin'' in 2004.
June 14, 2012 Gretchen Wilson may not be one of country music's top female vocalists any longer. No, she's transcended the genre, in a way Alison Krauss did hers years ago. Except Wilson's not getting any of the recognition, until maybe now. 'One Good Friend' is a brilliant ballad about the meaning of friendship. However, it's perhaps too professional to fit between the stars on modern country radio -- a problem Krauss, and more recently Vince Gill, know very well.
