Clay Walker has released a brand-new single, "Right Now." The song, written by Walker along with Shane Minor and Wade Kirby, is from an upcoming new album.

Clay Walker, who soared to the top of the charts in 1993 with his debut single, "What's It to You," and maintained a presence on the charts for much of the next 15 years, has a deep love and appreciation for country music. Walker has seen several shifts and changes in the genre over the last few decades, and he says he's open to almost all of them -- except one.

Dierks Bentley, Clay Walker and the Oak Ridge Boys will be unofficially kicking off the the 2015 CMA Music Festival with benefit concerts in downtown Nashville.

Clay Walker is the latest recipient of the Rick Smith Spirit of Texas Award. The singer received the honor on Jan. 15, at the annual Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Kenny Chesney shocked more than a few people when he said that his latest album, 'The Big Revival,' was the opposite of the current "bro-country" movement that "objectifies the hell out of" women. Now, Clay Walker, whose self-titled debut album was released in 1993, one year before Chesney's freshman disc, 'In My Wildest Dreams,' hit shelves, says his friend has a point.

Clay Walker just finished up his upcoming album, a release he says has been greatly influenced by radio.

It's pretty natural for fans to be starstruck when meeting their favorite country artists, but as Clay Walker revealed to The Boot during 2014 CMA Awards week, he felt the same way at his very first CMA Awards show.

Clay Walker can count his third annual Give MS the Boot event, held on Sept. 26 at the  Bayou City Event Center in Houston, Texas, a huge success. The singer, who himself is battling the disease, raised more than $200,000 for his nonprofit, Band Against MS, which promotes education about and research of the debilitating illness.

Clay Walker wants to get closer to his audience. The singer has announced he will perform in two clubs next month as a way to connect with his loyal fans again.

Today (Sept. 11) marks the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, when terrorists hijacked several passenger planes and flew them into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.