brooks and dunn

Reba McEntire and Brooks & Dunn can't say goodbye to Las Vegas just yet.

Iconic country duo Brooks & Dunn reunited for a special performance of "My Maria" at the 50th Annual ACM Awards on Sunday night (April 19).

The 2015 Academy of Country Music Awards, are just around the corner, but the list of performers continues to grow! New additions to the lineup include Martina McBride and Alan Jackson, so it's proving to be another star-studded year.

Some of the most influential artists in country music will be recognized with a special award during the upcoming 2014 ACM Awards in April.

Now that Brooks and Dunn have announced their reunion, don't expect a lot of backstage drama.

Next summer, Brooks and Dunn will reunite with one of their most famous collaborators.

Some of country's older generation of stars have been vocal about their dislike of the genre's new direction, but Kix Brooks is not one of them.

Season 13 of 'American Idol' is knee deep in the audition phase, where the cream is rising to the top. On Wednesday (Jan. 29), one such contestant was Casey Thrasher, a 22-year-old father of two with a golden voice and a passionate desire to provide for his children by doing what he loves. The Alabaman made us believe with his cover of Brooks and Dunn's 'Believe.'

How much Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn got along during the later years of their partnership has always been an interesting and hotly debated, but mostly behind-the-scenes, conversation.

Ronnie Dunn is a country music legend with as many awards under his belt as road miles. Twice a month he'll provide his thoughts on country music, the music industry, or life as he sees it in a feature called Ronnie Dunn's Country This, exclusively on Taste of Country.

So i'm driving down the road today and this song comes on the radio.  It seriously takes me down memory lane like no other song can.  This is probably one of 3 of my all time favorite songs.

Ah, the 90's. One of the best periods ever in country music. The nineties gave us Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn, Tim McGraw, Toby Keith, Brad Paisley, and Jo Dee Messina. There were so many big hits in the nineties, I'm sure I'm leaving one out...