Alan Jackson had a “Good Time” on the road for more than three decades of his life. The country music legend is hanging up his cowboy hat for good, and performed his final tour show in ...

Country music star Alan Jackson announces his retirement from touring at a concert in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after years of living with a degenerative nerve condition. Jackson told the crowd “I ...

May 17 marked Alan Jackson's last ... And that's in Nashville, Tennessee, Music City," he continued, adding, "so I gotta do the last one there." In September 2021, Jackson went public with a ...

Country music legend Alan Jackson got a standing ovation during the opening monologue at the 60th annual Academy of Country Music Awards just because his name was mentioned. That explained why the ...

Carrie Underwood's Easter Sunday performance on ‘American Idol’ of ‘How Great Thou Art’ captivated audiences ... Her powerful vocals and connection to the song earned her a standing ...

In a special three-hour episode of American Idol, the Easter Sunday "Songs of Faith" edition featured ... impactful rendition of the hymn How Great Thou Art. She underscored that her appearance ...

She let the song's message do the talking with a simple, clear delivery, rising to the emotional climax of "How Great Thou Art" with an extended high note and an expertly-delivered vocal run.

Taking the stage during American Idol‘s first-ever Easter special, Carrie Underwood belted the timeless hymn ” How Great Thou Art ... gospel and faith-based songs during Sunday’s ...

Not surprisingly, tons of other artists have covered the song since it was written over 135 years ago, like Elvis, Alan Jackson, and even John Mayer back in 2019. But in my very humble, honest opinion ...

And we've shared great times,” he said ... areas,” according to Taste of Country. Alan Jackson Says He'll Likely Have 'More Music to Come' in the Future: 'I Would Hope So' “I’ve ...

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