Charlie Daniels Band

News that the Supreme Court upheld the national healthcare mandate -- dubbed Obamacare -- has angered some, delighted others and left a few country artists worried about the future of the United States. Charlie Daniels was quick to speak his mind on Twitter Thursday morning.

This 1979 hit from the Charlie Daniels Band is still what brings fans out to see the famous frontman and fiddler. Over 30 years later, one can still find 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia' featured on country, and even rock, radio stations. It was a huge crossover hit thanks to the movie 'Urban Cowboy,' and a country chart-topper.

When country great Charlie Daniels speaks his mind, he's capable of making Hank Williams Jr. seem shy. The 'Devil Went Down to Georgia' hitmaker's new song 'Let 'Em Win or Bring 'Em Home' is a statement of how he feels the U.S. government should be handling the war efforts in the Middle East, and it includes a commentary on the Westboro Baptist Church.

Condolences go out to the family and friends of Charlie Daniels Band member Joel 'Taz' DiGregorio, who was killed in a car accident Wednesday night (October 12) just outside of Nashville. Taz, 67, was on his way to bus call late Wednesday when he wrecked his car along I-40 in Cheatham County. The keyboardist died as a result of the injuries he sustained in the single-car accident.

It was only a matter of time before a the infamous Westboro Baptist Church ended up in a country song, and Charlie Daniels does the American military proud by properly squashing them under the heel of his cowboy boot in the song 'Let Em Win or Bring 'Em Home,' just released to digital retailers.

Charlie Daniels, Wynonna Judd, Montgomery Gentry and the Grascals are set to perform for Operation Yellow Ribbon at Lipscomb University in Nashville on March 29. Operation Yellow Ribbon features a daylong symposium sponsored by Lipscomb University. The day will be filled with clinical as well as non-clinical approaches to working with veterans and developing a better understanding of this unique p

A memorial service will be held on Friday, Jan. 21, for friends and family of longtime Charlie Daniels Band guitarist Tommy Crain who passed away last week at age 59.  The gathering will take place at Nashville's rehearsal hall, Soundcheck. The memorial celebration will begin with a visitation starting at 4PM, followed with testimonials and a musical tribute at 5PM.

Tommy Crain, former Charlie Daniels Band guitarist and Grammy Award-winning co-writer of the hit 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia,' died on Thursday, Jan. 13, at age 59. Crain passed away in his Williamson County, Tenn. home, only three days before his 60th birthday.

Charlie Daniels' main barn at his Lebanon, Tenn. ranch has burned to the ground. Neither the country music legend or his wife Hazel were at home when the fire broke out, as they are currently in Durango, Colo. The fire started around 7:30PM last night, and all 11 animals that were in the barn died from the fire.