Aaron Lewis

Aaron Lewis has released a very special new song to honor fallen soldiers on Flag Day.

Attacks in Manchester — and before that, Paris and Orlando — rightfully stoke a conversation about security at music events.

Travis Tritt called him an influence. Jason Aldean says Gregg Allman was a hero. In the days after the Southern rocker's death, stars like Eric Church and Keith Urban took to the stage to honor him in song.

Hank Williams Jr. is hitting the road in 2017. The legendary country singer is traveling the U.S. on an expansive tour in support of his 2016 album, It’s About Time.  The new tour kicks off April 20 at the PGA Tour Champions Bass Pro Shop’s Legends of Golf Tournament in Montana and continues through September, with 20 dates that take the country star to major cities like New Orleans, La... Read Mo

Aaron Lewis' "That Ain't Country" video brings to life the heroes that he sings about in the song. Filmed at the Ernest Tubb Record Shop on Nashville's Lower Broadway, the camera pans to images of Hank Williams and other country legends hung on the store's walls.

Aaron Lewis's strong opinions don't end with country music. The singer says he's infuriated that NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick doesn't stand during the National Anthem, and he's even angrier that the league lets it happen.

Aaron Lewis has good reason to celebrate. His latest album, Sinner, debuted at No. 4 on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart, which is the publication's all-genre chart.

Aaron Lewis' Sinner has been released, and the last track is an important one, a duet featuring his teenage daughter. Lewis stopped by the Taste of Country Nights studio and gushed about her vocals.

Aaron Lewis is attempting to clarify his recent remarks taking some of his fellow country artists to task, but he's not backing away from them.

Aaron Lewis isn't happy about the state of country music, and he's letting everyone know. At a recent concert in Colorado, the singer called out several country artists like Luke Bryan, Sam Hunt, Dan + Shay and Cole Swindell for "choking all the life out of country music."