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Hillary Scott's baby is now three months old, and in addition to sharing an adorable first picture with fans, the Lady Antebellum frontwoman is doing interviews and talking about her mommy experience. "She's a great sleeper," Scott reveals. Eisele also loves doing something else important to her musical family.

Lady Antebellum showed off their perfect harmonies and love for the stage on Tuesday (Oct. 22) when they performed their new single 'Compass' for the first time on 'Ellen.'

Luke Bryan invited Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood from Lady Antebellum (who, up until this week, have been without third member Hillary Scott, who was on maternity leave) onto the stage to join him on his hit "Do I", which Charles and Dave co-wrote with Luke back in 2008. Ironically, Lady A and Bryan, nearly six years later, are two of the hottest acts in country music.

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The members of Lady Antebellum got the chance to bring smiles to some kids who really need them when they performed recently in the oncology unit at UCSF's Benioff Children's Hospital. The 'Need You Now' hitmakers chronicled the visit in a new webisode of Lady A TV that aired Wednesday (Sept. 26).

Finally! New mom Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum has shared the first true photo of her precious baby girl Eisele Kaye, who was born over the summer.

Lady Antebellum still plan to take their fans downtown on the Take Me Downtown Tour, but the entire run of dates has been postponed, with a new start date in early 2014.

Celebs get on Twitter to better connect to their fans and let them know what’s going on in their lives. Sometimes, people think they can tweet mean or rude tweets to celebrities because they’re not going to get punched.

You wont catch this song on 'Golden', but you can grab it on iTunes or on the special-edition reissue 'Golden Deluxe' that's out on November 12.

Lady Antebellum have found a new direction for their blend of pop-flavored harmonies. 'Compass' walks into the forest of alt-bluegrass that's quickly growing in popularity. Heavy banjo and mandolin drive a foot-stomping beat as the group sings about staying true to one's heart.

A shooting at the Washington, D.C. Navy Yard has Americans and the world looking on in shock and concern on Monday (Sept. 16).

Lady Antebellum and Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks may be in two different genres of music, but when their talent is combined onstage, it melds into something pretty amazing.