Marie Osmond joins the list of celebrities, friends, and collaborators to pay their respects to the late Toby Keith.                 Read More

A proud member of what many country music aficionados call “The Class of 1989,” Travis Tritt admits he “stood out like a sore thumb.” 1989 was the year Clint Black, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill and Alan Jackson released their first singles, as well as Mary Chapin Carpenter and Tritt himself. These artists are known as […] More                 Read More

Toby Keith Passed Away On February 5 Following A Battle With Stomach Cancer Toby Keith’s daughter-in-law, Haley Covel, is remembering the incredible role he played in her life. Toby passed away on Monday, February 5 at the age of 62. He was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2021, and stepped away from the spotlight to […] More                 Read More

Toby Keith, renowned for this chart-topping country hits, shared another passion with his fans: golf.                 Read More

Toby honored not one, but two country artists by covering this song…                 Read More

It’s hard to imagine a world without Taylor Swift…or Toby Keith. The fact is, without Toby Keith there may not have ever been a “Taylor Swift.” The impact of Toby Keith’s career is undeniable. The award-winning singer and songwriter was one of the most-successful artists in the history of country music. His success could be […] More                 Read More

Carrie Underwood Honors Toby Keith Following News Of His Death Carrie Underwood is mourning the death of a friend and fellow “Okie,” Toby Keith. She honored the country music icon following the news of his death on Monday, February 5 at the age of 62. Keith bravely battled stomach cancer since 2021. His family shared […] More                 Read More

“Wacky Tobaccy is a slogan, a saying that’s been around forever and no one has ever put it in a song,” Keith shared with The Music Universe.                 Read More

Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” climbs to the #1 spot on the U.S. iTunes chart following her Grammys performance, almost 36 years after its initial release.                 Read More

Country singer and Army Reserve Officer Craig Morgan was selected by the NFL to perform the national anthem prior to the Pro Bowl.                 Read More