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Taylor Swift has just announced that she is adding additional opening acts to her 2011 Speak Now tour.  Among them are Frankie Ballard, Danny Gokey, Josh Kelley, James Wesley and others. See the the full story here. A full schedule of openers will be announced soon, keep checking back here to find out who will be joining her on June 21st in Buffalo.

Here's a quick look at what stories are making headlines out of Nashville.  Martina McBride will join in the celebration of Aretha Franklin's legacy at ....

Last week on American Idol we saw Chelsee Oaks and Rob Bolin auditioned together and they were both given the golden ticket to Hollywood.  They’re harmonies together were totally beautiful and separately they shined as well.  This former couple is no stranger to competition as they previously competed together on CMT’s “Can You Duet” in 2009, at that time the two were romantically involved and the

CMT is hosting a 24 hour listening party on their Facebook page to hear every song on Thompson Square's brand new self-titled debut album before it hits the shelves next Tuesday. We actually just got the full CDs here at the station today and I am listening to it as I type this.

getty imagesMelissa Peterman who played Barbara Jean on the hit sitcom “Reba” will star in a new CMT show called “Working Class”.  Melissa has already called upon her good friend Reba to guest star on the new show.

Crossroads has become one of my favorite shows on CMT.  The concept is awesome, teaming artists from different music genres as they spotlight each other’s hits and songs on stage.   We’ve seen the best of the best likeHeart and Wynonna, Martina McBride and Train; I even enjoyed it when Taylor Swift and Def Leppard joined for an episode of the show.  Now, the legendary rock band the Pretender’s wil

Julianne Hough’s new video “Is That So Wrong” may be too hot for CMT.

Brad Paisley looks back on his career, life, and the past year with this weeks release of  'Hits Alive'. The double album hit shelves this Tuesday and features one disc of studio hits, and live cuts on the other. This is more than just a typical 'greatest hits' album, it is a retrospective of Brad's career as an artist, son, husband, and father.