Garth Brooks fans are going to have to wait a little longer to catch his A&E biography, “Garth Brooks: The Road I’m On.”

The two-part documentary was initially supposed to kick off November 24th, but the network has now revealed it will air December 2nd and 3rd, with both nights airing at 9 pm. The doc will be part of the network’s “Garth Week,” which will also include an airing of Garth’s Yankee Stadium concert on November 28th.

The Country Music Hall of Fame held its 2019 Medallion ceremony in Nashville this weekend, inducting Brooks & Dunn, Ray Stevens and Jerry Bradley into the prestigious institution.

Brooks & Dunn were inducted in the Modern Era Category, and were honored with performances by Brothers Osborne, who performed “Brand New Man,” Luke Bryan, who covered “Red Dirt Road” and Trisha Yearwood, who sang “Believe.” The duo received their medallion from good friend Reba McEntire, and they were certainly honored by the accolade. “I’ve never been so proud and humbled,” Ronnie Dunn told the audience. “If you don’t believe that, just step in my heart right now.”

Stevens entered the Hall in the Veterans Era Artist category, with Ricky Skaggs on hand to perform “Misty” in his honor, while The McCrary Sisters also paid tribute to him with a gospel version of “Everything Is Beautiful.”

Finally music exec Bradley was inducted in the non-performer category, and was recognized for helping guide the careers of such artists as Dolly Parton and Charley Pride. He was honored with performances from Marty Stuart and Travis Tritt, who performed the Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson track “Good Hearted Woman,” while Yola sang Dolly’s “Jolene,” and Old Crow Medicine Show were joined by Molly Tuttle for Alabama’s “Dixieland Delight.”

Craig Morgan just dropped the video for his emotional new track, “The Father, My Son and the Holy Ghost,” which he wrote in honor of his late son, Jerry Greer.

“I hope this video lifts people up,” Craig shares. “For anyone who has experienced loss, I want this song to give them the desire to pursue their faith and to have hope.”

Watch the video HERE. 

Dan + Shay performed at Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin’s wedding, and now they’re opening up about what went down The wedding happened ahead of the pair releasing their Bieber collaboration “10,000 Hours,” and apparently those at the bash were actually the first ones to hear it.

“It’s awesome to get to attend their wedding and it was a blast, it was a really good time. And that was like the first place we debuted the song,” Dan Smyers tells “Entertainment Tonight.” “We obviously recorded it in the studio, but we never played it live in front of actual human beings. [But] Justin was like, ‘Sing ‘10,000 hours,’ we’re like, ‘OK, we’ll try.'”

While Shay Mooney says they were really “just making up the words,” Dan adds, “It was good though, it was really fun and people were out on the dance floor rocking. It was a good time.”

Shay says they’ve always wanted to collaborate with Justin, who’s “been a fan of country for a long time,” explaining that they sent him the song not knowing if he’d be into it. But Shay says, “He loved the song, he’s in a similar place in his life, just got married and so it was really cool to have that moment all together.”
ONE MORE THING!As we previously told you, Dan + Shay recently announced a massive arena tour, and it certainly looks like fans were eager to snap up tickets. In fact, the duo has already sold out New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden and the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. Not only that, the pair has already moved more than 200,000 tickets, and have added more dates to the trek, including new shows in Nashville, Newark, and Columbus. The tour is set to kick off March 6th at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, and now Dan + Shay will be there on March 7th as well.

It’s no secret that Carrie Underwood has thousands of devoted fans, and it’s pretty apparent her husband Mike Fisher is one of them. In case you missed it, Mike took to Instagram to gush about his wife, and all that she does on stage, and off.

“If I had a dollar every time someone on tour said ‘I don’t know how she does it’ I’d be rich:),” he writes next to a video of her performing on her “Cry Pretty” tour. “I wish everyone could see how she does it.”

He then goes on to detail Carrie’s busy day, which includes getting up with baby Jacob during the night, making sure everyone’s fed, working out, soundcheck, getting ready for the show, meeting with fans, taking the stage and more.

“It really is amazing how she does it all,” he adds. “Hard work is more important then talent in everything and she has loads of both but the short answer of how she does it is that God’s given her a crazy voice and determination (and energy) to be able to do what He’s called her to do!”

Mike adds, “I love watching her do her thing and showing people the gift that God’s given her. He’s the only explanation to the question “I don’t know how she does it.””