Lee Ann Womack songs are some of the most traditional-sounding in contemporary country music. Since her debut in 1997, Womack has fought to keep traditional elements in her music, blending those ...

Lee Ann Womack could choose to sing anything in the world. She could sing the periodic table or the label on a can of baked beans or an essay about the various ways paint dries and it would sound ...

Lee Ann Womack is climbing the country charts with her latest single, 'There Is a God,' and she knew the first time she heard the song she had to record it. "It's such a simple song," Lee Ann ...

Over a 10-year span that began in 1997 Lee Ann Womack recorded 19 country hits, a pair of which crossed onto the pop charts. During that time she attended industry eventswhere she would see ...

Twenty years after the release of her self-titled debut album, Lee Ann Womack continues to prove her place amongst country music's all-time great female singers. A tremendously versatile voice ...

The two's relationship began to blossom in the pods when they realized that they share one of their favorite songs, country artist Lee Ann Womack's 2000 hit "I Hope You Dance." Next seasons ...

Grammy-winning country singer Lee Ann Womack has a new album. NPR's Wade Goodwyn, a fellow Texan, speaks with her about The Way I'm Livin'. In the year 2000, singer Lee Ann Womack rode the crest ...

Lee Ann Womack remains consistent through her entire career as a vocalist, even through recent release 'The Lonely, The Lonesome, & The Gone.' By Natalie Weiner “I guess I was sort of having a ...

Lee Ann Womack sings “Chances Are” as if it was written from her own life just days ago. A deeply personal performance of this ballad from The Way I'm Livin' shows scars and vulnerability ...

For better but mostly for worse, Lee Ann Womack is destined to be known as the Artist Who Sang "I Hope You Dance." With lyrics seemingly torn from a mother's tear-stained letter to her kid ...

The gut punch comes early on Lee Ann Womack’s new album, The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone, in the form of a masterfully woebegone couplet that leaves you gasping for breath. “Nobody writes ...