billy currington

Billy Currington is doubling down on his top slot in the Billboard Country Airplay chart this week, marking his second week at No. 1 with “It Don’t Hurt Like It Used To.” The song is only one of six country tunes to have a multi-week No. 1 so far this year.

Billy Currington’s “It Don’t Hurt Like It Used To” lyrics almost fell from the ceiling when he met up with co-writers Shy Carter and Cary Barlowe in Nashville.

Four artists with nearly two dozen No. 1 hits between them have been added to the 2016 WE Fest lineup.

Country Jam 2015 will soon draw to a close, but there's still a full day of country music ahead — and the party shows no signs of slowing down. Day 3 of the festival was a huge one, with headliner Tim McGraw drawing a massive crowd after several other talented artists took the big stage.

On Instagram, Billy Currington is known as @BCCoconutMan, and, as it turns out, that's not just a randomly chosen handle.

After an intense week of online debate and criticism, country singer Chase Bryant has decided to go forward with performing at an upcoming benefit for Sandy Hook Promise.

Tim McGraw has issued a statement defending his decision to perform at an upcoming benefit concert for Sandy Hook Promise, even as one of his co-headliners has dropped out of the event.

The 2015 Country Jam lineup got bigger and even more impressive.

Tim McGraw has revealed his summer tour dates. The country superstar will launch the Shotgun Rider Tour in June, with Billy Currington and Chase Bryant on board to open the shows.

It's getting closer, folks! The full 2015 Taste of Country Music Festival lineup is now available, and in addition to headliners Tim McGraw, Keith Urban and Toby Keith, 14 other acts have been revealed!

Billy Currington is celebrating his latest number one hit in "We Are Tonight." In fact, the song went number one the night he played Watershed at the Gorge here in WA state. Billy seems like a fun but laid back guy. He just posted a behind the scenes look at the making of "We Are Tonight." Check it out

We were joking around in the Bull Pen this morning and reminiscing about country music from 10 years ago. The subject of Billy Currington's debut came up and we remembered on the first songs he was on was 'Party for Two' with Shania Twain. We dug up this music video from 2004 where you can see Billy and Shania on flip phones during the opening segment.