The All-American Rejects, who formed in Stillwater, took the field during a sold-out Savannah Bananas game to perform a ...

Accepting the award is bittersweet for the band members, but they're honored to pay their respects to Vaughn's legacy. "I hope his family knows what an indelible mark he has left on all of us ...

Vaughn frequently sent the band members songs from writers they hadn’t previously worked with, including “Next to You,” which opens LBT’s 2020 Grammy Award-nominated album, Nightfall.

There was somewhat of a response when the band started “Better Man,” a song Taylor Swift originally wrote for her 2012 album “Red.” She passed the tune on to Little Big Town in 2017 and ...

In October, the band released "The Christmas Record" an 11-track album featuring both covers of classics and originals. Little Big Town talks touring with Sugarland, why they honored Elvis on ...

You can expect Little Big Town members Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman and Jimi Westbrook to perform some songs from “The Christmas Record,” but they’ll have some help ...

That record would be Little Big Town’s breakthrough 2005 album The Road to Here. Up until that point, the band had some moderate success with its self-titled 2002 debut.

From the looks of it, the group is just as excited as we all are for Little Big Town's Christmas at the Opry. "Our first Christmas record after 25 years," explained Westbrook.

Unlike many other long-performing bands, Little Big Town has had the same four members since its inception— Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet and Jimi Westbrook.

The band’s silhouettes appeared as the show opened with “Bones,” a track from Little Big Town’s 2005 album The Road to Here —the perfect song to open a tour that showcases the band’s accomplishments.

It only took 25 years for Little Big Town to become members of the Christmas Album club. While many acts hop into the holiday spirit early in their careers, the veteran country quartet of Karen ...

Country band Little Big Town will host a two-hour NBC holiday special in December, with a line-up of guests from the Grand Ole Opry House.