Phil Vassar

They're hitting the road together, too!

Two country music favorites, Phil Vassar and Kellie Pickler, are teaming up this holiday season for a special 13-date Christmas tour.

Country newcomer Thomas Rhett made a statement early this week by winning the Showdown song battle against Jana Kramer. His new single 'It Goes Like This' took 67 percent of the votes, meaning the love song will move on to face another love song today and Thursday.

Phil Vassar's knack for finding irresistible hooks is as sharp today as it was in the early '00s when hits like 'Just Another Day in Paradise' and 'American Child' were everywhere. His new song 'Love Is Alive' finds the singer returning to a familiar formula for success.

While people around the world are getting ready for Christmas in just a few weeks, Phil Vassar is doing his part to make things festive by releasing a tune from his holiday album, ‘Noel.’ ‘Santa’s Gone Hollywood’ is one of the original tunes on ‘Noel,’ which the hit songwriter had a part in writing...

'American Child' was originally released on Aug. 6, 2002, but re-released in early 2003 with two additional tracks, including eventual single 'This Us God.' The reissue also included the Huey Lewis and the News cut, 'Workin' for a Livin.'

Thompson Square and Phil Vassar are two of the artists confirmed so far for Charlie Daniels' 11th Anniversary of the Charlie Daniels Band and Friends Concert. The 2012 Christmas 4 Kids benefit will take place on Monday, Nov. 19 at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.

If Phil Vassar's 'Don't Miss Your Life' lyrics sound like they're from the heart of a dad, it's because they are! The singing father of two wrote the touching and tender new single with good friend and frequent collaborator Charlie Black, following a plane ride that changed his outlook on the way he was living his life.

What Phil Vassar's new single lacks in originality it more than makes up for in pathos. 'Don't Miss Your Life' is the singer's true story of missing his family and his children's important firsts. It's the song every traveling songman knows all too well.

Phil Vassar begins this season's harvest of new country Christmas songs with a Texas swing tune featuring Asleep at the Wheel's Ray Benson. The East Coaster sells the sound, delivering a soulful vocal alongside the 60-year-old Western swinger.