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Luke Bryan is a busy man these days, what with his new ‘Tailgates and Tanlines’ album, the end of his tour with Tim McGraw, and a headlining spot on the CMT on Tour extravaganza — but he isn’t too busy to continue his annual Farm Tour. And six lucky college students are about to be very thankful for that.

He might be known for breezy, devil-may-care songs like ‘No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem’ and ‘Summertime,’ but when it comes to business, Kenny Chesney takes things very seriously. In fact, as the New York Times discovered during a recent profile, he’s an extremely involved, hands-on boss. And an extremely generous one, too.

Gregg Allman will have to lay low for a while before he can get back on the road to support his ‘Low Country Blues’ album. The upper respiratory infection that resulted in Allman canceling four June shows in Europe hasn’t cleared up. So that means he’s pulling the plug on the rest of his North American concerts that were scheduled from late August to mid-September.

What’s just about the worst thing that can happen to a singer who’s getting ready to promote his new album? If you answered “laryngitis,” you know what’s been plaguing Toby Keith — and what forced him to cancel his Sunday appearance at Canada’s Big Valley Jamboree.

Eric Church could be using his time touring with Toby Keith to churn out some great hits, with a little help from the veteran star.

Tim McGraw might have to take it easy during his shows for awhile. The singer recently broke his foot while on tour this summer. "I don't know if it happened running or in the part of the show where I jump off speakers," McGraw told CMT Offstage last weekend. "It could've happened any number of ways. It hurt for a while, and I kept running and kept working out and kept doing shows.

Before you catch Ronnie Dunn at Rimrock Auto Arena on July 23, here's a few things you might not know about the country superstar. Dunn originally wanted to be a Baptist minister, and attended Abilene Christian University, in Abilene, TX ... Read More ...

While touring to support his 2010 album 'Get Closer,' Keith Urban said he wanted to make an effort to literally get closer to fans. So, the musician had a stage constructed that allows him to mingle with the crowd, as well as smaller, more intimate stages interspersed throughout each venue. "This tour is about making a real connection with the audience, finding a way to engage with everybody

It looks like Ronnie Dunn has quite an eye for landscape photography.  On the official Ronnie Dunn Facebook page, you can find several photos snapped by Dunn himself of various landscapes and sunsets as he tours across the nation promoting his self-titled album...

If you put together a string of three multi-platinum albums and 24 top 10 singles, you might start to relax a little. Not Keith Urban, though -- the singer recently hit the road for his Get Closer tour, and he devoted plenty of thought to giving his fans the best concert experience possible. During a recent behind-the-scenes segment for Yallwire, Urban went into some of the hard work behind the se