Gretchen Wilson

Big and Rich and Gretchen Wilson are reuniting on the road this summer for their co-headlined Xtreme Muzik Tour, which will stop in over 30 different cities beginning June 18 in Springfield, Mo. The tour will also feature special guests Cowboy Troy and Two Foot Fred.

NASCAR follower and singer Gretchen Wilson has signed on to perform a free concert for race fans at the Talladega Superspeedway in Talladega, Ala. on Saturday, April 16. All infield guests are invited to the show, as well as any race fan with a Sunday Aaron’s 499 race ticket.

John Rich has his hands in many pots these days. While he continues to compete on Donald Trump's reality television show, 'The Celebrity Apprentice,' he is also gearing up to launch a summer and fall tour with some of his buddies, including Big & Rich duo partner, Big Kenny!

Gretchen Wilson is known as the 'Redneck Woman' of country music. However, those years building up to her life and career now didn't just happen overnight. "I was singing Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn songs in their entirety before I was speaking intelligible sentences," Wilson tells Nashville based newspaper The Tennessean.

In 2004, Gretchen Wilson made it well known that she's a 'Redneck Woman' -- and now, the Grammy Award-winning singer insists that she wants to be your everlasting love in her new song, 'I'd Love to Be Your Last.'

Country star Gretchen Wilson made quite a public resolution recently, announcing that she's quitting cigarettes for good. In front of about 1,000 fans and her entire crew in Rosenberg, Texas, the 'Redneck Woman' singer promised to stop smoking. She then immediately lit up and savored her last cigarette.

Taylor Swift isn’t the only country star who’s been caught in Kanye West’s crosshairs or who has had to deal with his antics when something doesn’t go his way. And President Obama isn't the first to refer to the rapper as an "a---," either! Gretchen Wilson was the target of West’s ire in 2004, when he stormed out of the American Music Awards after she bested him in the new artist compet

Gretchen Wilson will be putting on an intimate holiday benefit concert tonight, Dec. 23, at her daughter Grace's school, the McClain Academy in Lebanon, Tenn. The benefit concert will feature holiday classics, such as Wilson's rendition of Gayla Peevy's 1953 hit 'I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas.' Wilson initially recorded the Christmas tune in 2009 with Grace and Grace's schoolmates.