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Country Throwdown Tour Coming In 2010 - Jamey Johnson, Montgomery Gentry, Little Big Town And Jack Ingram Headline
PHOTOS: Taylor Swift, Ronnie Dunn And Miranda Lambert At The 57th Annual BMI Country Awards
25 Live Performances From The Grand Ole Opry In One Video Playlist
The Judds To Reunite In 2010 - Live Performance Of Mama He's Crazy

Country Throwdown Tour Coming In 2010 - Jamey Johnson, Montgomery Gentry, Little Big Town And Jack Ingram Headline

Posted: 16 Nov 2009 05:05 AM PST

Weekend-long or week-long music festivals are awesome, but how about a traveling music festival. That's exactly what's coming to a city near you next year. The Country Throwdown Tour will feature a fantastic lineup of bands, and the tour will go from May 13, 2010 - June 20, 2010. Here's a look at who's already confirmed for the tour:

Montgomery Gentry, Jamey Johnson, Little Big Town, Jack Ingram, Eli Young Band, Eric Church, Jonathan Singleton & the Grove, The Lost Trailers, Ryan Bingham and Emily West.

To wet your appetite, here's a look at each of these bands in action. For more information about the tour, check out their website at CountryThrowdown.com or follow them on Twitter @thrwdowntour.

Montgomery Gentry - Gone (Live)

Jamey Johnson - High Cost Of Living (Live)

Little Big Town - Boondocks (Live)

Jack Ingram - Measure Of A Man (Live)

Eli Young Band - Always The Love Songs

Eric Church - Love Your Love The Most (Live)

Jonathan Singleton & The Grove - Young And Wild Tour

The Lost Trailers - Holler Back

Ryan Bingham - Day Is Done (Live)

Emily West - Blue Sky (Live)

PHOTOS: Taylor Swift, Ronnie Dunn And Miranda Lambert At The 57th Annual BMI Country Awards

Posted: 16 Nov 2009 03:56 AM PST

The night before the CMA's, Taylor Swift's Love Story was named the Song of the Year at the 57th Annual BMI Country Awards. I wanted to share a few photos from the event. Here's Taylor, Taylor and Ronnie Dunn and Taylor, Miranda Lambert and Neil Portnow, President of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (Thanks to UrbanCountryBlog.com for the head's up about Mr. Portnow):

25 Live Performances From The Grand Ole Opry In One Video Playlist

Posted: 15 Nov 2009 06:59 PM PST

While searching for a couple of videos today, I started watching some performances from the Grand Ole Opry, and I decided to put together a playlist of 25 live performances from the Opry courtesy of Oprylive's YouTube channel. I hope you enjoy it. Here's the order of the songs:

Zac Brown Band - Chicken Fried
Montgomery Gentry - My Town
Randy Travis - Forever And Ever Amen
Bucky Covington - It's Good To Be Us
Randy Houser - Anything Goes
Brad Paisley - I'm Gonna Miss Her
Craig Morgan - Love Remembers
Kellie Pickler - Don't You Know You're Beautiful
Kenny Rogers - Islands In The Stream
Josh Turner - Long Black Train
Keith Urban - You Look Good In My Shirt
Darius Rucker - Don't Think I Don't Think About It
Jessica Simpson - Come On Over
Trace Adkins - Honky Tonk Badonkadonk
Dwight Yoakam - (Sings A Medley Of His Greatest Hits)
Taylor Swift - Teardrops On My Guitar
Carrie Underwood - Stand By Your Man
Dierks Bentley - Every Mile A Memory
Jewel - Stronger Woman
Little Big Town - Novocaine
Lady Antebellum - Love Don't Live Here Anymore
Carrie Underwood - All-American Girl
Charlie Daniels Band - Devil Went Down To Georgia
Loretta Lynn - Coal Miner's Daughter
Little Jimmy Dickens w/Brad Paisley and Trace Adkins - May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose

The Judds To Reunite In 2010 - Live Performance Of Mama He's Crazy

Posted: 15 Nov 2009 07:00 PM PST

On Friday, the internet was abuzz over news that The Judds might reunite in 2010. They were most recently seen together (see photo below) at the 2010 CMA Awards. Here's what Wynonna had to say, "We are 'in talks,' so there's nothing that's been defined yet," "I just felt it in my spirit. A couple weeks ago I said, 'It's 2010. It's been 25 years. It's take your mother to work year. It just feels like it's the right time; she'll be 64 in January, and I think it's time -- not the whole year, but it's just going to be a way to celebrate her."

Wynonna said she started thinking about reforming the Judds when the two performed at this year's CMA Music Festival in Nashville.

"It was huge," she said. "We sang for 50,000 people and they sang back to us, and it was a holy moment. And on the drive home I thought, 'Y'know, I really appreciate where I've come from and the people do, too, and they love the Judds' music and it hasn't disappeared.' I just thought, 'Y'know, I think it's time.'" To continue reading about The Judds reunion, go to this page on Reuters.com.

For a little taste of The Judds live, check out this live performance from back in 1984. It's their first number one country hit Mama He's Crazy. Enjoy!

P.S. What are your thoughts on them reuniting? Excited? So-So? Who Cares?