Alan Jackson

Alan Jackson is finding a way to play music live during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The lakeside mansion sold for just over $6 million.

His first No. 1 hit was a song he wrote for his wife.

It changed the entire country genre.

"Don't rock the jukebox," Lambert says.

Some of these insane mansions are probably big enough to be seen from space!

The tour kicks off in January in Ohio and rolls through October in Colorado.

The singer scored his record 21st No. 1 song.

Country fans will never forget the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In the weeks and months following the hijacking of four American passenger jets, artists like Alan Jackson, Darryl Worley and Toby Keith penned songs that still endure on radio today. What is your favorite September 11-inspired country song?

I'll never forget where I was, will you? Where were you when the world stopped turning 18 years ago?

On Aug. 5, 1995, Jackson had a big reason to celebrate.

Whether you're celebrating the holiday with margaritas, a tequila sunrise, or straight-up shots, today is the perfect day to let loose and listen to your favorite songs about the liquor.

Remakes, also commonly known as cover songs, go all the way back to the earliest days of popular music and have stretched across myriad musical genres.

Do y'all agree?