Kenny Chesney was the Thanksgiving Eve entertainment in 2005, Deana Carter was drinking Strawberry Wine and Trace Adkins proposed to his girlfriend on a very famous stage in 1996.
Here's the list for Today In Country Music History for 23 November, 2011.
Jason Aldean was havin' a party on this date in 2010, Trace Adkins, Deana Carter, Brad Paisley, George Strait and Travis Tritt were all on the same TV show together in 2003 and Toby Keith wondered how we liked him in 1999.
Here's the list for Today In Country Music History for 02 November, 2011.
Trace Adkins went gold with You're Gonna Miss This in 2008, Kellie Pickler released her debut album in 2006 and Shania Twain scored her 7th number one hit on this date in 1998.
Here's the list for Today In Country Music History for 31 October, 2011.
Craig Campbell made his Grand Ole Opry debut on this date in 2010, Keith Urban kicked off his first headlining tour in 2004 and Trace Adkins was pinned under a tractor in 2002.
Here's the list for Today In Country Music History for 08 October, 2011.
Half a century of anything is usually a milestone people take pride in — unless you’re Trace Adkins and you’re about to reach your 50th birthday, in which case it’s an occasion worth snarling at.
Yes, the ‘Just Fishin” singer will become eligible for full membership in the AARP on January 13. And while he isn’t normally much of a birthday person, he knows he can’t completely ignore the upcoming big day.
Trace Adkins played a ghost in An American Carol on this date in 2008, Tim McGraw was number one on the charts in 1998 and Marty Stuart was singin' Hillbilly Rock in 1989.
Here's the list for Today In Country Music History for 03 October, 2011.
Brad Paisley and Keith Urban got together to give wannabe Country stars a bit of advice in 2008, Trace Adkins went Honky Tonkin' in 2005 and George Strait was thinking about Santa in 1986.
Here's the list for Today In Country Music History for 08 September, 2011.
Trace Adkins‘ latest hit single is titled ‘Just Fishin” — and that’s exactly what a lucky group of Big Brothers and Big Sisters got to do on his private lake recently.
Adkins invited members of the Middle Tennessee Big Brothers Big Sisters organization out to his farm last week, and they spent the day on his lake, enjoying activities like swimming, paddle boating, and, yes, fishing.
It was on this date in 2006 that Trace Adkins released his Dangerous Man CD, Roy Clark was singing about Yesterday in 1995 and Hank Williams (the original, not Hank Jr. or Hank III) was singing about life on the bayou.
Here's the list for Today In Country Music History for 15 August, 2011.
If you lost your home in a fire, you probably wouldn’t be in the mood to joke about it with a room full of reporters – but then, you’re probably not multi-platinum-selling country singer Trace Adkins, who kicked off a recent press conference with a simple “My house burned down.”
Adkins, whose next album is scheduled for release in August, was traveling when the fire happened, but his wife and children were home – so a lot of his good humor comes from the fact that they (and the family’s puppies) made it out safely.
According to the Tennessean, country singer Trace Adkins' Brentwood, TN, home was destroyed by a fire Saturday, claiming "all of his music awards and his family's possessions within minutes."
Initial reports said that the dryer in the garage of the 5,000-square-foot mansion started the fire, though Adkins' wife, Rhonda, said that is highly unlikely, as it hadn't been used in a week.
Gretchen Wilson showed up for the Party in 2004, Trace Adkins got married in 1997, Steve Wariner (One of my favorite musicians!) became a cast member of the Grand Ole Opry back in 1996.
Here's the rundown for Today In Country Music History for 11 May, 2011.
