Montgomery Gentry

Montgomery Gentry 's new single, "Oughta Be More Songs About That," has been released to country radio with a Nov. 30 target date for airplay. Read More

"Ain't a party till Montgomery Gentry stumbles in," Troy Gentry quipped during the country favorite's recent hit "There's One In Every Crowd" Friday night. Read More

Montgomery Gentry's new single 'Oughta Be More Songs About That' -- written by Eddie Montgomery, Gary Hannan, Phil O'Donnell, Kim Tribble -- reaches out to their loyal listeners, singing about how country songs should be more about morals and beliefs than "trackers, trucks, fast cars and small town living." Read More

A decade ago, the country duo of Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry seemed an unlikely candidate for success, much less longevity. Read More

Besides "Back When I Knew It All," Montgomery Gentry is touring in support of "For Our Heroes," a project that benefits the Wounded Warrior Project. Read More

The four aforementioned acts are the first of 10 artists who'll headline the main stage; two side stages will feature Eric Church, the Eli Young Band, Jonathan Singleton & The Grove, Lost Trailers, Ryan Bingham and Emily West. More artists will be announced in the coming weeks. Read More

"I think it's more about being thankful for what we have now and let the cards fall as they may," said Gentry, 42. Read More

Warped Tour producers 4fini Productions will today announce a name and a lineup for their venture into country music waters. Read More

The current Montgomery Gentry single "Long Line Of Losers" celebrates a colorful family tree that's "half outlaw, half boozers." Read More

If you got the bucks, you can load up the truck with lots of country music memorabilia. Read More