More details have been released about the plane crash that killed Grammy-winning country music singer, songwriter, and musician Brett James, along with his wife and stepdaughter, last month. The National Transportation Safety Board report claims James “requested a visual approach” to land on the runway at Macon County Airport, attempted to make a full turn while landing, which led to him losing control of the aircraft and spiraling toward the ground.
Sunday was a very special day in country music. Kenny Chesney, June Carter Cash, and Tony Brown were officially enshrined as Country Music Hall of Fame members during a Medallion Ceremony in Nashville. Each received a medallion and special plaque to be displayed in the museum’s rotunda, and each was celebrated with tribute performances and surprise special guests.
Tucker Wetmore has announced his 2026 Brunette World Tour, with the ‘Wine Into Whiskey’ hitmaker taking Dasha, Carter Faith, and Jacob Hackworth on the road with him. He says the tour is something he’s dreamed about for a long time. Your last chance to catch him in the States before he heads overseas is February 28th in Durant, Oklahoma.
