Ronnie Dunn

The scene of the World Series shifted from the chill of St. Louis to the much warmer confines of Texas last night. For Game 3 of the Fall Classic between the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals, country crooner Ronnie Dunn was called upon to sing he National Anthem, completing the trifecta of country artists singing the song for the first three World Series games.

You can't really go wrong when it comes to country Christmas songs, and there is a new country Christmas album on the horizon that you won't want to miss out on this holiday season. Ronnie Dunn, Brad Paisley and many other country singers have been tapped to contribute songs to 'A Very Country Christmas,' according to CMT.

Ronnie Dunn is an ambitious man. The singer is planning to shoot a video for every single song on his self-titled solo album! That's a lot of videos, as the album contains 12 tracks.

It's not a huge surprise to Taylor Swift concert-goers that the 'Mean' singer likes to invite famous friends on stage for guest appearances, especially in the big city hubs. But even the biggest fans don't know just who Swift will bring to the mic, and at her Speak Now show in Nashville on September 16, it was the legendary Ronnie Dunn.

Ronnie Dunn recently celebrated his 60 millionth play on the radio, but he's still a stranger to some. In an interview with Y'allwire, Dunn admitted that he was mistaken recently for a member of the Bee Gees. He didn't say which of the three brothers the stranger thought he was, but we're betting it was Barry Gibb.

Ronnie Dunn admits he had to convince his record label to let him even include his new single 'Cost of Livin'' on his self-titled solo album. In a recent interview with Taste of Country, the singer says the executives told him he was too wealthy for a song like 'Cost of Livin'.' "I can’t imagine someone thinking that," Dunn says. "I mean, I grew up a poor kid … I grew up in a traile

Ronnie Dunn's new song, 'Cost of Livin', paints a portrait that working class America is becoming all too familiar with. The video for it fills in the gaps by taking a trip through a Tennessee tire plant that's preparing to close, leaving 1,900 people jobless. It's a poignant four-minute documentary filled with characters we all recognize in one way or another.

Ronnie Dunn has seen a lot of places in his multi-decade career, and has played everywhere from stadiums to arenas and "every hole-in-the wall from Memphis to Maine." It's no secret that Dunn belongs on the road, and in his rockin' new tune, 'Singer in a Cowboy Band,' the former half of Brooks and Dunn admits that he doesn't know how he went so astray.

A big congratulations to Ms. Natalie Vandenberghe of Junction, Ore. She's the winner of  Taste of Country's Ronnie Dunn contest! The lucky lady and a guest will ship off to Yakima, Wash. to catch the 'Bleed Red' singer's show at the Yakima Valley SunDome on July 21. Not only that, but Vandenberghe will get to meet Mr. Dunn in person backstage and will be given a hotel to stay at during her trip. R

Ronnie Dunn recently admitted that he wishes he had attended Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert's wedding, but he says "I was busy doing stuff for the new record." The 'Bleed Red' singer tells WGNA, "I hear it was fun! Janine, my wife, was razzin' me yesterday. She says, 'I wanted to go so bad!'" The honky tonk legend adds that he regrets passing up the invitation after learning