December 10, 2012 Sheryl Crow is undoubtedly best known for her pop and rock hits like 'All I Wanna Do,' 'If It Makes You Happy' and 'My Favorite Mistake,' but the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter has recently finished up recording her first country album, which she says is closer to true country music than much of what's being marketed as country these days.
November 6, 2012 Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow has been hard at work on her first country album, and to celebrate Election Day, she has released a teaser track that proposes a new political philosophy. Based on her history, we suspect Crow is going to vote for President Obama -- but it seems if she had her preference she wouldn't endorse any of the current candidates, as is proven by her latest release, 'Woman in the White House.'
September 6, 2012 You don't necessarily think of Kid Rock as the romantic type, but the sometimes-rapper showed his more sensitive side with 'Picture,' which he wrote and recorded with Sheryl Crow. Not that he's straying into Kenny Rogers territory by any means; the long-haired rocker says he's been "living my life in a slow hell" and "fueling up on cocaine and whiskey," lamenting how his bad behavior on the road has destroyed his relationship.
Sheryl Crow can now breathe a huge sigh of relief. The singer was granted a three-year restraining order against a disturbed man who threatened to shoot both Crow and film exec Harvey Weinstein. The stalker also accused them of stealing $7.5 million from him and claimed they videotaped him and followed him, causing his homelessness. Clearly, Crow was dealing with someone not in their right mind and who presented a credible threat to her well-being.
A Los Angeles judged issued a restraining order for Sheryl Crow against Phillip Gordon Sparks, an apparent stalker who has threatened to shoot the 'Collide' singer.
June 5, 2012 Singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow has revealed that a brain tumor is what has been causing recent memory lapses. The star and longtime friend to country music recently told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that she visited a doctor after becoming frustrated with her dulled memory.
To celebrate what would have been Johnny Cash's 80th birthday (Feb. 26), a host of country stars are banding together to bring a great tribute show to the legendary Austin City Limits TV show. The artists will be performing live at Austin’s Moody Theatre with a special tribute show titled 'We Walk The Line: A Celebration of the Music of Johnny Cash.' Organizers of the show just announced today that the two newest additions to the already impressive April 20 lineup are Willie Nelson and Sheryl Crow.
Lucky fans at a small Nashville honky-tonk got the performance of a lifetime when Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow took the stage to perform their joint single, 'Collide,' during the CMA Music Festival back in June.
2011 CMT Awards host Kid Rock handles the gig in a way where he doesn't take himself too seriously. That's probably why he is so effective at steering this ship and was brought back for a second year. The singer earned his keep, though, pulling double duty by performing 'Collide' with Sheryl Crow, in what was a quiet, tender moment smack dab in the middle of the show.
Nashville resident Sheryl Crow has her sights set on a new album, and this time it will be full of good "old-fashioned" country music. As Crow tells the Minneapolis Star Tribune, "I'm working on it right now. I'm doing some work with Brad Paisley. I've been doing a lot of writing. Hopefully it'll be out early next year."
