jerrod niemann

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in country music!

Country super-stars, Lee Brice and Jerrod Niemann will battle it out on "Celebrity Family Feud" this weekend and we can't wait! So much fun and all to raise money for two amazing charities.

Here are WBKR's most-played songs from September 1st, 2016 through September 30th, 2016:

I missed this performance, but I still got to see these guys that night. And I still got to hear Lee Brice sing "I Don't Dance." HUH?!?

Jerrod Niemann's new song 'Donkey' hits on all the reasons fans love the party-loving, country rocker. The laugh-out-loud track from Niemann's 'High Noon' album comes complete with heavy guitar hooks and lyrics full of sly innuendoes ... not to mention a healthy dose of donkey brays to fill out the chorus.

We're starting a new weekly web series and I'm really excited about it! Let me introduce you to 'Jac's Band Wagon'... y'all feel free to jump on! (See what I did there, ha!) I'll be featuring one artist per week. Not necessarily a new artist, but someone who is really starting to get things going. This week, we'll talk about Jerrod Niemann. Barb Birgy and I had the pleasure of hanging with Jerrod

After meeting Jerrod Niemann last month in Memphis, I can definitely say that he's different. But, not in a bad way at all! He was very nice and fun to hang with, but he's not at all a cookie-cutter country artist. Here's his latest video for "Drink To That All Night".  And, it's different for sure! Take a look and see!

Jerrod Niemann has a new album coming out called "High Noon". Now, for those of my generation, the first thought is the Gary Cooper movie and/or the Tex Ritter theme which was a hit in 1952. Although there is a correlation the tune has nothing to do with those two.

Jerrod Niemann is 32 today. He was born in Harper, Kansas, but grew up in nearby Liberal.  In addition to his own hits he has also written for Garth Brooks. The tribute to Chris LeDoux, ' "Good Ride Cowboy," was co-written by Jerrod and Garth.

Monday, the day before we left for Nashville, Chad and I discussed how incredibly hot  it was going to be  while doing the live broadcast from the Grand Ole Opry Plaza. I told him that I didn't expect miracles; just keep the water handy. Well, despite the shade, it was hot and the water was handy. And we had a BLAST!

When it comes to music, concerts are the way to go really experience music. What better way to experience your your favorite music than with concerts in Evansville. Brad Paisley starts off 2011's list of country musicians coming to Evansville and he starts if off with a bang!