Alan Jackson regrets that he has to reschedule his concerts on Wednesday and Thursday of this week so he can attend the funeral service for his dear friend and mentor, country music legend George Jones.
Through these subtleties and shifts, Alan does a masterful job crafting a collection expressing a full statement regarding his own faith.....With performances that are incredibly personal and intimate, Alan’s openness strikes a deep chord with a relatable
Few things are more gratifying for an artist than hearing how their music has touched someone. It's a feeling Alan Jackson knows well and truly appreciates. As Alan's second set of gospel classics, Precious Memories Volume II, releases today (March 26), t
“Because of Alan, Denise and Craig, the Blue Note Fund is fully funded for 2013 and will be able to help over 400 families with $120,000 in financial assistance,” said Kelley after the show.
Alan Jackson headlined the Stars Go Blue benefit concert for colon cancer at Ryman Auditorium Wednesday night. In doing so, Jackson raised enough money to fund the Colon Cancer Alliance’s Blue Note Fund for an entire year.
George Jones is excited to announce his dear friends and fellow Grand Ole Opry members Alan Jackson, Travis Tritt and other performers from his hit song “I Don’t Need Your Rockin’ Chair” will join him onstage at his final show in Nashville at the Bridgest
Country music superstar Alan Jackson will release his second gospel album, Precious Memories Volume II, on March 26. The collection of traditional hymns is the follow-up to his 2006 album Precious Memories.
The Colon Cancer Alliance (CCA) announced today that a limited number of VIP Experience Packages are available for the 5th Annual “Stars Go Blue” benefit on Wednesday, March 20 at the Ryman Auditorium.
Alan Jackson loves the holidays and relishes the time he gets to spend making memories with his loved ones in what he notes is a "pretty standard, lovely Christmas."
"So You Don't Have to Love Me Anymore," recorded by Alan Jackson, has earned a GRAMMY(r) Award nomination as "Best Country Song." The song was written by Alan's nephew, Adam Wright, and Jay Knowles.
Shy superstar Alan Jackson prefers to do his talking through his songs. And what Alan usually likes to write and sing about is family, as he’s dedicated several tunes to his wife, Denise, as well as his loving parents.
