If there is one we can say about the men of the CMA Country Christmas show, it would be that are a fine looking group. Sharply dressed with voices of angels, we couldn’t stop starring at these guys: Brett Eldredge looked perfect in his aubergine suit accented with his gorgeous smile. Hunter Hayes was adorable as … Read more The Men of CMA Country Christmas
It’s officially Christmas! Jennifer Nettles hosted a lovely, reverent and totally fun CMA Country Christmas to a packed house in Nashville. We had performances from a few new faces, legends, one Broadway icon and Steven Tyler. Nettles shined (literally) in sequins. Idina Menzel captivated everyone with “Let It Go.” And Steven Tyler … Read more Favorite CMA Country Christmas Performances
In 1985 Alan Jackson’s white cowboy hat and blonde curls had yet to take over the country music world. So much so, the host on “You Can Be a Star” called the future mega-star, “Al,” right before he performed “He Stopped Loving Her Today,” by George Jones. Of course, Jackson went on to be one … Read more Alan Jackson in 1985
As we near the end of 2014, it’s only fitting that Country Outfitter Style shares a few of those classic, end of the year lists with you. But, we’re kind of bored with the typical end of the year lists, so we’re putting our own spin on a few! 2014 was jam-packed with incredible music. … Read more 4 Most ‘Country’ Country Music Moments of 2014
One of the greatest things about awards shows (any awards show) is the collaborations and performances put together. Of course, we’re partial to CMA Awards collaborations. Here are some of our favorite past CMA Awards performances: Shania Twain // “Any Man of Mine” Taylor Swift with Vince Gill and Alison Krauss // “Red” Loretta Lynn … Read more Favorite Past CMA Awards Performances
Long before Justin Timberlake was rockin’ his “Suit and Tie” or singing “Bye, Bye, Bye” to screaming teenage girls across the globe, he was pure country on “Star Search.” We’re talking a 10-gallon hat, a huge belt buckle, Wranglers, cowboy boots and twang. Oh, that twang! The Memphis-born J.T. dug down deep into his roots … Read more Justin Timberlake’s First Performance
There is 124-year old building at the corner of 1st Avenue and Broadway in downtown Nashville that is the newest, hottest place in town. Acme Feed and Seed has been vacant for 15 years. The location is prime. The rooftop views of the neon honky tonk jungle are incredible and the owners are not so bad … Read more Country Outfitter Style at the ACME Opening
Cars, keepsakes and country music are on display at the Country Music Hall of Fame. “Alan Jackson: 25 Years of Keeping It Country” just opened and Jackson was there for the unveiling. He’s sold 60 million albums and had 35 number one hits, so in his words, he’s got a lot of stuff. The spotlight … Read more Alan Jackson Honored at Country Music Hall of Fame
Growing up in the South is a little bit different than growing up elsewhere. We’re brought up to love football, sweet tea, and country music. I was a child of the ‘90s and soaked up knowledge everywhere I went, so, of course, country music taught me a few lessons about life and love. Here are … Read more 10 Lessons I Learned about Life and Love from ‘90s Country Music
Not all country music singers started out playing their instruments in the womb. Some of them didn’t even pick up their guitars until they were in college or beyond. What is it that makes these people so special? What do they have that others don’t? Let’s find out from these five late bloomers to the … Read more Five Country Music Singers Who Got a Late Start
