Hank Williams Jr

Hank Williams, Jr. released 'A Country Boy Can Survive' 30 years ago, and he's still riding a wave of success from the backwoods ballad. Although this addition to the Top 100 Country Songs list never actually reached No. 1 on the charts, it's become an American theme song for resiliency and patriotism.

The 2012 CMT Awards, which took place tonight (June 6), were too big for the auditorium, metaphorically speaking. Therefore, the live duet of 'I'm Gonna Get Drunk and Play Hank Williams,' performed by Hank Williams Jr. with an assist from Brad Paisley, was too much to be contained by a venue with a roof, so the superstars performed it outside. What a treat for fans!

With the bevy of country stars set to perform during tomorrow's (June 6) 2012 CMT Music Awards live telecast, show producers seem rather excited about the performance from one of country music's living legends, Hank Williams, Jr. The member of the country music's royal family will take the stage to pay tribute to his father, Hank Williams, who was one of the most iconic artists in county music his

In March of 2006, a waitress in Memphis, Tenn. accused Hank Williams, Jr. of lifting her off the ground in a chokehold after asking to kiss her. The 19-year-old woman filed charges, and in early April of that year Williams cut short a hunting trip to turn himself in to police...

Hank Williams, Jr. has set a release date for his latest studio album, 'Old School, New Rules.' The new tunes -- the entertainer's first studio effort since his 2009 album '127 Rose Avenue' -- will hit store shelves and digital retailers on July 10.

Last week, the CMT Awards announced the beginnings of a performance lineup for the 2012 show. The original bill was already pretty stellar, as it includes big names like Carrie Underwood and Kenny Chesney on the roster. But the performance schedule got quite a bit sweeter when a few country icons and future country legends joined the ticket.

That's not just any cute kid singing the Hank Williams Jr. classic 'Jambalaya.' That's Hunter Hayes, singing with Bocephus over 15 years ago. Four-year-old Hayes found a way to get on stage with Williams Jr., and as you'd expect, he stole the show -- at least for one song.

Hank Williams Jr. turns 63-years-old today (May 26). Throughout his over 40 year career, the son of country music's greatest singer has created a career his father would be proud of, with a two decade-long stretch of hits and recognition at award shows. Lately he's become the voice of blue collar America, while still writing songs his fans relate to -- even if they don't get much radio airplay. Re

Hank Williams Jr. has released his most radio-friendly single since 'That's How They Do It in Dixie' cracked the Top 40 in 2006. 'That Ain't Good' doesn't sacrifice an ounce of the legend's anger or attitude, but this uptempo bluesy cut isn't three minutes of soap-boxing, either.

Justice is finally being served after the July 2010 theft of a $15,000 guitar owned by country legend Hank Williams Jr. Almost two years after the incident, an arrest has been made in the case.