In the early 2000s, Little Big Town was already making music, but needed additional income to pay rent and bills. Kimberly Schlapman took one of the most popular jobs for an artist to help that along -- she waited tables.
Last week, Little Big Town's Phillip Sweet expanded his family by one, but it's not what you're thinking. Sweet, his wife and daughter adopted a new puppy!
W.T. Thompson put the more on the line to be at the 'American Idol' auditions than any other contestant. With a wife in her second trimester of pregnancy, Thompson quit his job because they wouldn't give him time off. The Appomatax, Va. native chose Little Big Town's 'Boondocks' as his audition song, but didn't exactly nail it -- though that didn't stop him from making it to Hollywood.
Little Big Town let their lush harmonies flow on their rendition of the classic 'I'll be Home for Christmas' at the 'CMA Country Christmas' special.
After many Christmas classics were being performed on 'CMA Country Christmas' Thursday night, Little Big Town mixed things up a bit with a soulful and rockin' performance of 'Santa Claus Is Back in Town.'
Little Big Town's version of the classic 'Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas' leaves one wanting for more from the country quartet. They've yet to release a holiday album, but their perfect harmonies are as a warm as a cup of cocoa next to a well-fed fireplace.
In the latest installment of Little Big Town's hit online video series, 'Scattered, Smothered and Covered,' the hot foursome add their own flare to the current Maroon 5 hit 'Moves Like Jagger.'
The lyrics to Little Big Town's new song 'Shut Up Train' were sparked by exactly what the title suggests. "I wrote it with Chris Tompkins and Hillary Lindsey," songwriter Luke Laird tells Taste of Country. "We wrote it at Hillary’s house out on her porch. It was like the beginning of our co-write, and she lives fairly close to the railroad tracks. We could hear this train, and it was like, ‘Shut up, train!’"
Little Big Town know how to get a point across. Their new 'Shut Up Train' music video, shot in harsh black and white, is as beautiful as it is powerful. While the video showcases all of the LBT band members, its focus is on Karen Fairchild, who demonstrates feelings of loneliness and complete sorrow in painstakingly up-close-and-personal scenes.
Country group Little Big Town made their second appearance during Sunday night's 'CMA Music Festival' broadcast on ABC. This time the foursome got the stage to themselves, singing their hit song 'Little White Church.' The band looked plenty comfortable playing in front of 50,000 plus screaming country fans.
