Oak Ridge Boys

The Oak Ridge Boys are one of the most-awarded acts in country music, and they have received yet another honor. The five-time Grammy Award winners were the recipients of the Bob Hope Award for Excellence in Entertainment by the Congressional Medal of Honor Society on Aug. 8, recognizing their work with the American Legion.

Country a cappella group Home Free have teamed up with the Oak Ridge Boys for a cover of one of the iconic group's biggest hits, "Elvira."

Tragedy struck at the Grand 16 Theater in Lafayette, La., on Thursday night (July 23), when a gunman opened fire during a showing of Amy Schumer's new movie Trainwreck.

The Oak Ridge Boys have been going out on their annual Christmas Night Out Tour for 25 years, but they decided to make last year's trek extra special -- and that decision paid off.

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.

The Oak Ridge Boys have been in country music for more than 40 years; the group's four members range in age from 67 to 76. And while many artists of that age might be dreaming of slowing down and enjoying the perks of retirement, the quartet says that isn't happening anytime soon.

The Oak Ridge Boys' latest album, Rock of Ages: Hymns and Gospel Favorites, features mostly traditional hymns that the four men -- Duane Allen, Joe Bonsall, William Lee Golden and Richard Sterban -- grew up listening to as children. But one song on the album is a brand-new track: "Sweet Jesus" was penned by Merle Haggard, and the country legend wrote it with the award-winning quartet in mind.

The Oak Ridge Boys' recently released album, Rock of Ages: Hymns and Gospel Favorites, is a project that band member Duane Allen had been considering for quite some time -- but it took gospel music icon Bill Gaither to set things in motion.

Joe Bonsall is giving fans an inside look at the Oak Ridge Boys, a band that has been making country music history for over 40 years, with a new book.

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.