After 25 years in the business, Alan Jackson is still making music that moves his listeners. His latest song, “You Can Always Come Home,” is no exception. The touching track imparts wisdom to a first-timer striking out on their own. Jackson penned the song in honor of his three daughters and found himself reminiscing about his own journey along the way.
Alan Jackson’s country twang has earned more awards and hits than, err… insert clever “aw-shucks” metaphor here. It’s a lot. Literally hundreds, including Grammys, Academy of Music Awards, 50 top-10 hits, and even a spot in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Even the very first ASCAP Heritage Award. Safe to say, the guy doesn’t have an empty shelf in his house.
Arista Nashville/Legacy Recordings set to release Genuine: The Alan Jackson Story, a definitive three CD career-defining collection of classic tracks, hits & rarities, including eight previously unreleased recordings from the country music superstar. Available exclusively through Walmart beginning Friday, November 6, 2015.
Country superstar and Grand Ole Opry member Alan Jackson continues his 25th Anniversary celebration by playing two shows at the Grand Ole Opry on Tuesday, October 6 in honor and celebration of the Opry’s 90th Anniversary.
"You always want to make a good album, you're concerned about doing that, but I don't feel pressure to compete with any of my history or trying to worry about getting on the radio or selling many albums," said Jackson, sporting his signature cowboy hat, in a recent interview.
Country superstar Alan Jackson, who Billboard calls “the country icon,” just landed Angels and Alcohol at the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Country albums chart selling 45,361 albums, his fourteenth album to do so, and at No. 3 on the Billboard Top 200 with a first week consumption total of 47,881 units.
Check out the story behind Alan's brand new song "When God Paints" from his new album Angels and Alcohol. Alan shares this story with YOU, his fan club, before posting it anywhere else!
Singer-songwriter Alan Jackson brings some down-home country to the TODAY plaza as he performs some all time favorites and a new song from his upcoming album, Angels and Alcohol.
Alan Jackson debuted the title track of his upcoming album, Angels and Alcohol, on the Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday. The affecting country weeper about the perils of hard drinking and the undeniable toll it takes on "a good woman's love" is further proof that Jackson is the living embodiment of traditional honky-tonk pathos.
