kenny rogers

This December, Santa Claus isn't the only one comin' to town. On December 7th, the Ford Center in Evansville welcomes Kenny Rogers: Christmas & Hits Through the Years! And you can win tickets!

This December, Santa Claus isn't the only one comin' to town. On December 7th, the Ford Center in Evansville welcomes Kenny Rogers: Christmas & Hits Through the Years! And you can win tickets!

This December, Santa Claus isn't the only one comin' to town. On December 7th, the Ford Center in Evansville welcomes Kenny Rogers: Christmas & Hits Through the Years! And you can win tickets!

This December, Santa Claus isn't the only one comin' to town. On December 7th, the Ford Center in Evansville welcomes Kenny Rogers: Christmas & Hits Through the Years! And you can win tickets!

This December, Santa Claus isn't the only one comin' to town. On December 7th, the Ford Center in Evansville welcomes Kenny Rogers: Christmas & Hits Through the Years! And you can win tickets!

Kenny Rogers was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2013, calling it the high point of his career. Now, the famed museum is brightening up his 2014 by honoring the singer with his own exhibit.

Kenny Rogers has been a country music mainstay for a few decades now, but the 'I Can't Unlove You' hitmaker isn't done yet.

Every year, when I hear who's just been inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame, I was always wonder, "Well, who's in there now?" And that's because there's always a brand new inductee who I'm surprised isn't already there.

What?  Really?  What a STRANGE combination, right?  But it happened.  Kenny Rogers was on Good Morning America  this week to promote his new book, Luck or Something Like It.  Naturally, Kenny was asked to sing his classic #1 "Islands in the Stream."  But he wasn't asked to sing it with Dolly Parton.  No!  He sang it with Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert.  WATCH!

Kenny rogers recently celebrated his long standing career in music and entertainment with a "The First Fifty Years" Kenny Rogers Anniversary book, and now the Country Music icon is celebrating another year of life.

Alot of country music stars over the years has either did a cameo in a movie or was the main character in a movie like George Strait in "Pure Country" who can forget Jerry Reed as "Snowman" in "Smokey & the Bandit", Tim McGraw in "Flicka" or "The Blind Side" so many movies, so many country stars! Hope you enjoy some video clips of country stars

Listening to WBKR as I always do, this morning I heard the new duet from Brad Paisley & Carrie Underwood "Remind Me" it got me to thinking about all the great duet partners over the years like Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn,  Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton,  George Jones & Tammy Wynette, Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson,  Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffet and so many more! Re