Though the songs that Johnson and Keith were working on are temporarily on hold, Keith’s death inspired Jamey to get back into the studio. It was the sudden and heartbreaking reminder of mortality ...

Jamey Johnson served in the Marine Corps Reserve from 1994 to 2002, reaching the rank of corporal. Johnson has noted that his ...

That song sadly never saw the light of day under Toby Keith and Jamey Johnson’s name, but maybe it will appear on Johnson’s upcoming album. That being so, it seems Johnson’s album is going ...

In “Still a Soldier,” Adkins sings of a man who may be out of the military, but the military has never left him. He still ...

Country music has a longstanding tradition of supporting the troops, with stars including Toby Keith, Kellie Pickler and ...

Keith was inducted alongside John Anderson and James Burton on Sunday (Oct. 20). The "Austin" singer played "I Love This Bar" to close a three-song tribute. Toby Keith picture from 2002 Kevin ...

Oklahoma music artist Toby Keith will be ... Mother Maybelle Carter to Keith's fellow 2024 inductees. Contributing mightily to his Hall of Fame career was the song "How Do You Like Me Now?!," ...

“Toby Keith’s ‘I’m gonna miss that smile, I’m gonna miss you my friend.’ It got me through the death of my father. I listened ...

True to form, John Anderson was in the studio writing and recording a batch of new songs when he first heard ... Among them, Toby Keith, who died in February just days before he was to learn ...

Did the guitar Blake Shelton brought to pay tribute to Toby Keith at the Country ... This Bar” to close a three-song tribute.