Eddie Montgomery

Eddie Montgomery, one half of country duo Montgomery Gentry, closed out 2013 by filing for individual bankruptcy.

A restaurant co-owned by Montgomery Gentry singer Eddie Montgomery has abruptly closed without warning, leaving employees scrambling to find an explanation for their sudden termination.

Montgomery Gentry are one of the most successful duos in country music history. Consisting of Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry, they landed a deal with Columbia Records and shot to fame with the 1999 release of their debut album 'Tattoos & Scars,' which went Platinum on the strength of hit singles like 'Hillbilly Shoes' and 'Lonely and Gone.'

It's been a good year for Eddie Montgomery and Montgomery Gentry, leaving plenty for the brother to John Michael Montgomery to celebrate as he turns 49 years old on Sept. 30. First, it was a cancer-free year after a scary 2011. The group also landed their first Top 10 hit in over three years, and released an album that their most loyal fans are proud to own...

The past year has been an emotional roller coaster ride for Montgomery Gentry's Eddie Montgomery. In November of 2010, the singer was diagnosed with prostate cancer, which was followed by his wife of twenty years serving him with divorce papers. The father of four did his best to put his brave face on for his family and friends while asking for their continued thoughts and prayers during the diffi

Eddie Montgomery, one half of the duo Montgomery Gentry, told fans last November that he was battling prostate cancer. Surprisingly, the singer credits a four-wheeler accident his son had late last year as his savior, since this is what prompted the country star to see a doctor. Luckily, the doctors caught Montgomery's cancer at an early stage, allowing him to make a full recovery.

See that smile on Eddie Montgomery's face? It could be because his doctor just pronounced the Montgomery Gentry singer free of his prostate cancer that was announced last November.