Blended families are increasingly common in this day and age, but it's not always a seamless transition for all involved parties -- even for a pair of famous musicians like Amy Grant and Vince Gill.
Vince Gill is truly a force to be reckoned with in country music. He has sold more than 26 million albums, is a popular radio reques, and has the titles of talented singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and so much more. His achievements will be honored with the 2014 CRB Career Achievement Award.
After taking the stage together at the 2013 Awards, Vince Gill is sharing his true feelings about pop-country crossover Taylor Swift.
Taylor Swift's performance of 'Red' with Vince Gill and Alison Krauss didn't just earn the 23-year-old a standing ovation at the 2013 CMA Awards, it also generated quite the buzz -- so much so that radio stations and iTunes already have the song.
Vince Gill was worked up when he took to the streets to confront members of the Westboro Baptist Church on Sunday (Sept. 8). The group was set up outside his concert venue to protest what they called adultery by the singer.
Two country music legends pay tribute to two others on 'Bakersfield,' the collaborative effort from Vince Gill and Paul Franklin. The album is available now, and you can win a signed copy plus an autographed acoustic guitar by signing up for this ToC contest.
John Oates, who is one-half of pop duo Hall & Oates, has a fluid new project called 'Good Road to Follow,' where he will release a single a month for the next year. It's a collaborative exercise unrestrained by the album format. The musician, whose heyday was in the '80s, has recruited both Vince Gill and Nathan Chapman, a producer who has worked with Taylor Swift, for separate tracks.
"It's good to be home," native Okie Vince Gill said upon being introduced at Blake Shelton's 'Healing in the Heartland' benefit show on Wednesday (May 29). He performed the somber 'Threaten Me With Heaven' while seated and strumming his guitar.
Thanks to the handiwork of Keith Urban, Vince Gill and a group of country music stars, the Country Music Hall of Fame has a nice-sized donation check coming its way. This year's All For the Hall benefit concert raised close to $650,000 for the museum of country music memories.
Up-and-coming country singer Janelle Arthur paid tribute to one of her earliest influences on 'American Idol' Wednesday night (April 17), performing the Vince Gill classic 'When I Call Your Name' to effusive praise from the judges -- except one.