Lee Brice

Lee Brice is still taking in his 2015 ACM Awards nomination for Single Record of the Year. The singer-songwriter is nominated for his touching tune, 'I Don't Dance,'  the title track of his No. 1 album, which was released last year.

Lee Brice took a little detour during the first weekend of his tour, to see Garth Brooks perform in Boston, Mass., on Jan. 24, but even he didn't expect to be invited to join the country legend on stage.

One of Lee Brice's biggest dreams came true on Saturday night (Jan. 24), when he took the stage in Boston, Mass., to perform with one of his musical idols, Garth Brooks.

Lee Brice and Chris Young are joining forces for a co-headlining tour that will stretch from the Northeast to the South Pacific U.S., treating fans to a fun-filled night of hits like 'I Don't Dance' and 'Lonely Eyes.'

Craig Wayne Boyd needs just one more victory for his ‘My Baby’s Got a Smile on Her Face’ clip to enter The Boot's Video Shootout Hall of Fame. Can he do it?

The year 2014 held lots of great moments in country music ... and it also offered up some of the most entertaining, funny, emotional, well-produced music videos we've seen.

Lee Brice has released the video for his anthemic song 'Drinking Class,' which is the second single from his chart-topping 'I Don't Dance' album.

'More Than a Memory,' Garth Brooks' 51st career single and first single from his 2007 'The Ultimate Hits' compilation album, is the first and only song to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Brooks' first No. 1 single since 1998's 'To Make You Feel My Love,' the tune spent 20 weeks on the charts. Lee Brice, who co-wrote 'More Than a Memory' with Kyle Jacobs and Billy Montana, tells The Boot about the inspiration behind the hit.

The Song of the Year category for the 2014 CMA Awards is packed full of top-notch songwriters who wrote fan favorite songs, making this a very tough call indeed. From dancing to the beat of your own drum to cherishing a more simple life, the subject of each song gives listeners something to chew on but still enjoy sonically.

Lee Brice has earned the respect of his label, enough that they gave him the freedom to take his latest album in his own direction.