Canaan Smith

Dustin Lynch does the “Luke Bryan.” Chase Bryant does the “Sprinkler.” The “Running Man” and “Shopping Cart” are a few others that country music stars demonstrated on the CMT red carpet earlier this month. And yes, someone likes to twerk.

Canaan Smith began his set Sunday afternoon (June 19) at Country Jam 2016 with the band's monitors blown. But that didn't slow them down.

The tragic events at a nightclub in Orlando last weekend rocked the entire country, including country stars like Tyler Farr and Maddie & Tae. The artists, along with several others, have joined with radio station K92.3 to perform a benefit concert for the victims of the deadly shooting, which will take place June 21 on the University of Central Florida campus.

Tour pranks are a rite of passage, and on a recent tour stop during Brantley Gilbert's Black Out Tour, Canaan Smith had some fun in store for Michael Ray.

Prepare to experience Justin Bieber like you’ve never experienced him before. Lauren Alaina and a host of other country artists stopped by a studio during the ACM Party for a Cause to record an a capella cover of Bieber's mega-hit, “Sorry," with beat-boxing Vine star Andrew Fitzpatrick, A.K.A. 80fitz.

The "blizzard" of 2016 has hit, and places like Nashville are experiencing — and fully enjoying — a record amount of snowfall. Country stars didn't let the cold bother them anyway, they headed out and had some fun in the weather!

Canaan Smith and Aaron Watson are just two of the artists who have just been announced for Country Jam 2016, completing this year's epic lineup.

What a winning streak for Chris Young. The singer just won his third straight Showdown victory, and is moving on to a challenge from Canaan Smith.

Before the two best college football teams in the nation face off Monday night (Jan. 11), Canaan Smith will take the field for a special performance of “America the Beautiful.”

Chris Lane is looking to join the Taste of Country Showdown Hall of Fame this week. His debut single "Fix" needs just one more win to make five in a row. That's good enough for enshrinement.