Eric Church reflected on his unexpected involvement in the lawsuit over Taylor Swift's hit single "Shake It Off." ...

Eric Church had a surprisingly snarky response ... After doing two back-to-back, sold-out shows at The Pinnacle, the "Hands of Time" singer decided to stop by his bar for a drink and to play ...

“In her deposition, when [talking about the line] ‘players gonna play, haters gonna hate,’ she says, ‘The first time I heard that phrase was in Eric Church’s song ‘The Outsiders ...

“The first time I heard that phrase was in Eric Church’s song ‘The Outsiders.’ ” She was saying she never heard it on the [original song], which is what they were suing her fo ...

Early this month, Eric Church celebrated ... apparently, Church wasn’t done performing as he made his way to the bar to continue the show. And during that time, he also offered some interesting ...

When Bruce Springsteen put the Donald Trump administration on blast at a concert in Manchester a few weeks ago, Eric Church was in the ... I change my mind all the damn time.” ...

In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Eric Church says he was once roped into a Taylor Swift copyright lawsuit after the superstar mentioned his song during a deposition. Back in 2017, Swift was ...

It’s safe to say that Eric Church is a Bruce Springsteen fan ... published Friday (June 6), Rolling Stone asked the seven-time ACM Award winner what changes he would like to see in country ...

Editor's Note: This edition of Eric Church's column ... and I was throwing the same worm but wacky rigged. In no time, we were hooking bass. Three- and 4-pounders were hammering our baits ...