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Keith Urban Rumored To Move In With Country Singer Karley Scott Collins; She Denies

Get your grain of salt ready. There are reports from unnamed sources that Keith Urban has moved on (and maybe even moved in) with a young country singer. “Page Six” reports that the “Daily Mail” is quoting “insiders” who claim that Keith and Nicole Kidman‘s daughters are seeming to publicly side with mom because Urban is (again, reportedly) serious about singer Karley Scott Collins. “People think they are even living together,” the “source” says. “Daily Mail” adds there is “no indication they had an affair;” after splitting last year, the Urban/Kidman divorce was finalized earlier this month. So who exactly is Karley Scott Collins? She started her career as a child actor; in 2008, Collins played the younger version of Paris Hilton in the film “Hottie and the Nottie.” She also played Gretel in ABC’s “Once Upon a Time.” She eventually transitioned into music, eventually opening for Urban, Willie NelsonCarly Pearce and more.

But…

Once the report started gaining traction, Collins spoke out on her Instagram Stories. Reposting a screenshot of an article with the headline, “Keith Urban moved in with Karley Scott Collins? Fresh speculation amid divorce,” Collins wrote, “yall, this is absolutely RIDICULOUS and untrue.” While neither Urban or Collins’s reps responded to media requests for a comment, Collins said her piece on social media, and shot down the reports.

This day in Country Music History

  • Today in 1974, Tom T. Hall tops the Billboard country singles list with his own list of favorite things, “I Love.”
  • Today in 1990, Reba McEntire’s first movie, the sci-fi picture “Tremors,” debuts, with Kevin Bacon in the leading role.
  • Today in 1993, Mary Chapin Carpenter’s album, “Come On Come On,” went platinum.
  • Today in 1997, Trisha Yearwood sang “Believe Me Baby (I Lied)” at the Arkansas Inaugural Ball in Washington, with an all-star band that included Bruce Hornsby, Sheryl Crow and former Doobie Brother Michael McDonald.
  • Today in 1996, Faith Hill’s “It Matters To Me” hit #1 on the country charts.
  • Today in 1997, Trisha Yearwood duetted with Kenny Rogers at “The 53rd Presidential Inaugural Gala” marking Bill Clinton’s second term of office. Other performers included Aretha Franklin, James Taylor and Stevie Wonder.
  • Today in 1998, the legendary Carl Perkins died of a stroke at the age of 65. Attendees at his funeral included Garth Brooks, Wynonna, Ricky Skaggs and Billy Ray Cyrus.
  • Today in 2003, Kenny Rogers and Trisha Yearwood perform in “The Presidential Inaugural Gala” a day before Bill Clinton takes office. Others on the bill include Fleetwood Mac, Barbra Streisand, Michael Jackson, Chuck Berry and Elton John.
  • Today in 2005, on the eve of George W. Bush’s inauguration, Lee Greenwood, Kenny Chesney, The Gatlins, Sara Evans, Clay Walker, Lyle Lovett, Asleep At The Wheel, Robert Earl Keen, The Derailers and Neal McCoy perform at related events in Washington, D.C.
  • Today in 2010, Shania Twain was featured as a guest judge on FOX-TV’s “American Idol” during the season’s third episode.
  • Today in 2011, Jason Aldean earned a gold single for “My Kinda Party.”
  • Today in 2012, Eric Church kicked off his first arena headlining tour in Fort Smith, Arkansas, with opening acts Brantley Gilbert, Sonia Leigh and The Cadillac Black, a band that includes “You Gonna Fly” songwriter Jaren Johnston.
  • Today in 2016, Tim McGraw’s “Humble And Kind” single hit the airwaves.
  • Today in 2017, Toby Keith performed “American Soldier,” “Made In America,” “Beer For My Horses” and “Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue” at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., during an inaugural concert for president-elect Donald Trump. Lee Greenwood does “God Bless The U.S.A.” with Tim Rushlow, Richie McDonald and Larry Stewart.
  • Today in 2019, Luke Bryan made a surprise appearance to perform during Tennessee governor Bill Lee’s inaugural ball at the Music City Center in Nashville.
  • Today in 2019, Mike Fisher announced that he and wifey Carrie Underwood had taken in a dog – whom their son promptly named Zero.

Brothers Osborne Celebrating 10th Anniversary Of Debut Album “Pawn Shop” With Deluxe Reissue

It’s been ten years since Brothers Osborne burst onto the scene with their debut album, “Pawn Shop.” To mark the occasion, the duo is releasing the expanded “Pawn Shop (10 Year Anniversary Edition).” The collection will include newly released recordings, demos and live versions from the “Pawn Shop” era. Ahead of the collection’s February 13th release, the brothers dropped the previously unreleased “Love The Lonely Out Of You (Live Pinebox Version).”

This day in Country Music History

  • Today in 1953, Bill Monroe suffered 19 broken bones in a head-on collision on Highway 31 near White House, Tennessee. He still managed to get out of the car and pull another passenger, Bessie Lee Mauldin, out from the other side. Monroe was unable to tour until May.
  • Today in 1980, the “Kenny” album by Kenny Rogers was certified gold and platinum simultaneously.
  • Today in 1982, Ronnie Milsap hit #1 on the Billboard country chart with “I Wouldn’t Have Missed It For The World”
  • Today in 1984, Alabama’s “Roll On” album was released.
  • Today in 1984, RCA released Alabama’s “Roll On” album
  • Today in 1992, George Strait’s album, “Chill Of An Early Fall,” was certified platinum.
  • Today in 1992, the album, “Shadowland,” by K.D. Lang was certified gold.
  • Today in 1992, Gary Morris’ “Why Lady Why” album was certified gold.
  • Today in 1993, Patty Loveless performed on the Grand Ole Opry. It was her first Opry appearance since undergoing vocal surgery.
  • Today in 1997, Reba McEntire’s album, “What If It’s You,” was certified gold and platinum.
  • Today in 1997, Garth Brooks’ “In Pieces” album was certified for multi-platinum sales of 6-million.
  • Today in 1998, Lee Ann Womack’s self-titled debut was certified gold.
  • Today in 1998, Brooks & Dunn topped the charts with their single, “He’s Got You.”
  • Today in 1998, Wynonna Judd’s album, “The Other Side,” was certified gold.
  • Today in 1999, “Right On The Money,” written by Phil Vassar, took Alan Jackson to the top of the Billboard country chart.
  • Today in 1999, Trisha Yearwood received a special proposal while making a guest appearance on the historic Ryman Auditorium stage. Grand Ole Opry member and segment host, Ricky Skaggs, invited her to become the 71st member of the Opry cast. She quickly accepted.
  • Today in 2001, the Warren Brothers issued a formal apology for their scuffle with a manager at Nashville’s Wildhorse Saloon during Fan Fair. The charges filed in relation to the incident were officially dropped on January 23rd.
  • Today in 2001, Trisha Yearwood announced that she was teaming up with the “4 Your Life: CPR” campaign to provide CPR training to residents of Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
  • Today in 2001, the “When It All Goes South” album by Alabama was released.
  • Today in 2003, Kenny Chesney was in Tupelo, Mississippi to launch his 2003 “Margaritas ‘n’ Senoritas”
  • Today in 2004, “Unleashed” became the first Toby Keith album certified quadruple-platinum, while his “Shock’n Y’all” album reached triple-platinum status.
  • Today in 2006, The Johnny Cash biopic “Walk The Line” earned three Golden Globes: Best Musical or Comedy plus trophies for Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon. The “Brokeback Mountain” piece “A Love That Will Never Grow Old” won Best Original Song.
  • Today in 2007, The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) issued a gold album for Taylor Swift’s self-titled album, which had been released the previous October.
  • Today in 2016, Scotty McCreery performed “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. In the game that followed, the New England Patriots finished off the Kansas City Chiefs, 27-20.

MEET THE H & S FEED & COUNTRY STORE PET OF THE WEEK: MIKE

This week’s H & S Feed & Country Store Pet of the Week is “Mike”, a 2 and a half year old Terrier mix who loves kids and adults, and gets along great with other dogs and cats! Mike makes fast friends, loves walks and car rides, and would make an ideal family dog! Mike is fully vaccinated, vetted, neutered, and would love to meet you!

And since Mike is the Pet of the Week and a long-time shelter resident, his adoption fee is only $50 this week!

If you’d like to set up an appointment to meet Mike or any of the pets at Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter, visit https://www.stephenmemorial.org/ and fill out an adoption application.

Check out our visit about Mike with Izzy from Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter here:

Tim McGraw To Perform At Historic NHL Game

Tim McGraw and the National Hockey League are pairing up. The singer is set to perform at the 2026 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series outdoor game between the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Boston Bruins on February 1. Tim’s performance will take place during the game’s first intermission. The event will be played at Raymond James Stadium, home of the NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers, marking the first time in NHL history that an outdoor game will be played in a football stadium in the state of Florida. Live coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.

This day in Country Music History

  • Today in 1969, Elvis Presley recorded “Don’t Cry Daddy” at the American Studios in Memphis.
  • Today in 1982, Ronnie Milsap recorded “Any Day Now” at the Groundstar Laboratory in Nashville.
  • Today in 1988, Vern Gosdin’s “Chiseled in Stone” album is released.
  • Today in 1992, Johnny Cash was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at New York’s Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Cash was alongside with Booker T. & The MGs, Jimi Hendrix, Sam & Dave, Bobby “Blue” Bland and others.
  • Today in 1992, Garth Brooks’ self-titled set went triple-platinum and “No Fences” and “Ropin’ the Wind” became the first country albums certified for shipments of six million.
  • Today in 2000, Patty Loveless introduced Ralph as the new member of Grand Ole Opry.
  • Today in 2002, Alan Jackson’s “Drive” album was released.
  • Today in 2007, Taylor Swift appoints actor Tyler Hilton as she films the video for “Teardrops On My Guitar” at Nashville’s Hume-Fogg Magnet School.
  • Today in 2013, Jason Aldean’s “Take A Little Ride” is awarded a platinum single.
  • Today in 2014, Trace Adkins was admitted to a treatment facility for alcohol rehab after getting into a fight with a Trace Adkins impersonator. Weeks later, he left treatment – to be at his father’s side as he passed.
  • Today in 2015, Florida Georgia Line kicked off their first arena headlining tour in Toledo, Ohio. Also on the bill – Thomas Rhett and Frankie Ballard.
  • Today in 2016, Brothers Osborne’s debut album, “Pawn Shop,” was released. Hank Williams Jr. album, “It’s About Time,” also hit shelves.
  • Today in 2016, Willie Nelson was honored with the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song in a special aired by PBS. Rosanne Cash performed “Pancho And Lefty,” while Alison Krauss and Jamey Johnson covered “Seven Spanish Angels.” Neil Young, Raul Malo, Paul Simon and Cyndi Lauper also appeared.
  • Today in 2017, A Thousand Horses bass player Graham DeLoach got engaged to girlfriend Andrea Evans in Aspen, Colorado…and they got hitched on July 7th.
  • Today in 2020, Dwight Yoakam closed Sean Penn’s CORE Gala, raising $5-million for a relief agency, at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. Present for the event were Leonard DiCaprio, Connie Britton, Jason Derulo, Jimmy Iovine and Julia Roberts.

Dollly Parton Announces Charity Single With Several Big Names

Dolly Parton is bringing back one of her oldest hits in a new version that will feature guest vocals by a number of big names. The re-recording of her 1977 country smash “The Light of a Clear Blue Morning” will feature Lainey WilsonMiley CyrusQueen Latifah and Reba McEntire. The reason for revisiting the classic: proceeds from the recording and music video will benefit pediatric cancer research at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tennessee. The song comes out Friday.

 

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This day in Country Music History

  • Today in 1976, Glen Campbell and “Rhinestone Cowboy” scored four GRAMMY nominations, including Record of the Year.
  • Today in 1986, Reba McEntire joined the Grand Ole Opry during a CBS special celebrating the Opry’s 60th Hank Snow boycotted the special when producers limited him to one verse of “I’m Moving On.”
  • Today in 1988, the “Trio” album, by Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris, received a GRAMMY nomination for Best Album.
  • Today in 1995, Tim McGraw’s single, “Not A Moment Too Soon,” claimed the #1 position on the Billboard country chart
  • Today in 2000, Deana Carter’s “Did I Shave My Legs For This?” hit the 5-million mark.
  • Today in 2006, “She Let Herself Go” went to #1 on the Billboard country chart for George Strait.
  • Today in 2009, Billy Currington earned a gold single for the Luke Bryan-penned “Good Directions.”
  • Today in 2010, Mindy McCready suffered a seizure on camera at the close of the season’s second episode of “Celebrity Rehab” on VH1.
  • Today in 2013, Parmalee’s “Carolina” was released.
  • Today in 2017, Tucker Beathard made his Grand Ole Opry debut at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
  • Today in 2017, Sturgill Simpson was the musical guest on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.”
  • Today in 2018, Dan + Shay performed during halftime of an NFL playoff game at Pittsburgh’s Heinz Field. Among their songs, “Nothin’ Like You,” “From The Ground Up” and “How Not To.” In the end, the Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Steelers, 45-42.
  • Today in 2018, Dierks Bentley threw a grand-opening party for his Whiskey Row venue in Nashville. Among his famous friends celebrating with him? Thomas Rhett, who performed “That Ain’t My Truck,” Maren Morris – who covered “Strawberry Wine” and Brothers Osborne, who rocked a rendition of “Chattahoochee.”
  • Today in 2020, officials in Hendersonville, Tennessee, voted to rename a portion of East Main Street as Conway Twitty Lane. The community was previously the home to his tourist attraction Twitty City.
  • Today in 2020, Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson’s single, “Pancho And Lefty,” was named a 2020 addition to the GRAMMY Hall of Fame, along with Patsy Cline’s “Walkin’ After Midnight,” The Stanley Brothers’ “I’m A Man Of Constant Sorrow,” The Chuck Wagon Gang’s “I’ll Fly Away” and Blind Alfred Reed’s “How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live.”

Chris Stapleton Becomes First Country Artist To Have A Song Go Double Diamond

Chris Stapleton just reached a milestone that no other country artist has ever reached. His recording of “Tennessee Whiskey” was certified double Diamond yesterday by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America), signifying more than 20-million units sold. It’s one of the rarest achievements in music; the first single ever to be so recognized was Post Malone and Swae Lee‘s “Sunflower, in February 2024. Drake has also scored a double Diamond single, with his 2017 single “HUMBLE” reaching that milestone last year.

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