Lee Greenwood

Beyoncé is singing a country tune. The R&B superstar is releasing her version of Lee Greenwood's patriotic 1983 hit, 'God Bless the USA,' with the proceeds going to the New York Police & Fire Widows' & Children's Benefit Fund, a charity that began in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attack. "I cannot think ...

Lee Greenwood, Lonestar and Amy Grant are joining forces with the Beach Boys and other celebrities to help celebrate what would have been former President Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation is hosting a four-day event early next month that will include the Concert for America – A Tribute to Ronald Reagan. The ...

Lee Greenwood and Operation Never Forgotten (ONF) are joining forces in the new year to salute our wounded military members with a five-day event, Operation SAS (Sports, Afield & Stream), in Big Sky, Mont. The Operation SAS benefit supports awareness, educational and healing programs for members of the military with visible and invisible wounds from Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Endur

Lee Greenwood knows the true meaning to the song lyric, "I've been down so low/That the bottom looked like up." "I'm not easily defeated," Lee notes in his website bio. "I've been at the bottom, and I know I don't like it there." But the singer admits that he isn't just talking about a low point in his career...

Lee Greenwood is a happily married man. He's been married to former Miss Tennessee USA, Kimberly Payne, for 17 years. Living happily ever after in the fishbowl world of the music business can be a challenge, but Lee, who's on his fourth marriage, says he finally got it right (this time), in spite of the difference in their ages...

Lee Greenwood has accepted a Presidential appointment to the National Endowment for the Arts council. Appointed by President George W. Bush, the country singer, best known for the most recognized patriotic song of our time -- 'God Bless the U...

'God Bless the USA,'Lee Greenwood (1983) Proudest Lines: "I gladly stand up, next to you and defend her still today/'Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land/God bless the USA" Though Greenwood wrote this song in 1983, it didn't become a big hit until Desert Storm in 1991, when radio stations embraced it to help boost patriotism...