Jennifer Nettles

Jennifer Nettles has released a new song off of her upcoming sophomore solo album, and the new track is perfect summertime sweetness.

On Friday (June 26), the Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage in the United States -- and everyone, including numerous country artists, jumped on Twitter to voice their opinions, both pro- and anti-gay marriage.

Sugarland's Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles may be on separate career tracks now, but Bush maintains that their relationship is still good, even if they aren't in contact as much as they used to be.

Reba McEntire has shared a clip of her new song "Enough," a duet with Jennifer Nettles. Based on the snippet, the tune cuts to the core, unveiling the pain of two women in love with the same man.

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The list of new country album release for the first month of the new year is slim (read: almost non-existent), so rather than naming an Album of the Month for January 2015, The Boot is asking readers to help select an Album of the Year for 2014.

Jennifer Nettles is heading to Broadway to star in 'Chicago the Musical' in February.

The 2014 CMA Country Christmas celebration had its share of country stars and exciting guests, including Idina Menzel (or, as many people know her, Elsa the Snow Queen from 'Frozen'), the voice behind the worldwide hit 'Let It Go.' And it's safe to say that her and Jennifer Nettles' duet of the song was one of the most cherished performances of the evening.

Jennifer Nettles has been named the honorary chair and host of the 2015 Georgia 4-H Gala. The Douglas, Ga., native says the 4-H state performing arts program was instrumental in helping her develop her own skills on stage.

In a star-studded performance of 'Listen to the Music' at the 2014 CMA Awards, the Doobie Brothers were joined by Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott, Hunter Hayes and Jennifer Nettles.