Rodney Atkins

Rodney Atkins' 2017 Music City Gives Back charity event was originally scheduled to take place on June 6, but it has been bumped up a day to June 5 to adhere to the Nashville Predators schedule.

Rodney Atkins is set to host the Music City Gives Back concert for the seventh year in a row in 2017.

Rodney Atkins hosted his sixth-annual Music City Gives Back event on Tuesday night (June 7) to help kick off CMA Fest in Nashville. Backstage before the event, the "Eat Sleep Love You Repeat" singer took a few minutes to chat with us about what it means to him — and when we can expect new music!

Rodney Atkins will host the sixth annual Music City Gives Back Concert this June in Nashville.

It has been almost five years since Rodney Atkins released Take a Back Road. But don't worry, the long wait will soon come to an end, and new music might even be on the way before summer rolls in.

Most music videos end with the strum of the song's last chord, but Rodney Atkins went a different direction with “Eat, Sleep, Love You, Repeat.” The end is only the beginning of this story.

What better way to kick-off CMA Music Fest than with a big ol' party with some of country's hottest stars in downtown Nashville on a warm summer night?

Austin Webb's new single 'All Country on You' couldn't be hotter. The newcomer's latest has topped songs from Carrie Underwood, a Thousand Horses and Sunny Sweeney . He'll need two more wins -- including a victory over Rodney Atkins -- to secure a spot in the Showdown Hall of Fame.

Rodney Atkins will kick off a new year by stepping back into the past. The country crooner has just announced that he will release his first-ever greatest hits album on Feb. 3.