Rosanne Cash

A number of country artists and label executives are among those advocating for a change in policy to curb gun violence in the United States.

Rosanne Cash, Taylor Swift and Craig Wiseman were just three of the honorees on Sunday evening (Oct. 11), during a gala honoring the 2015 Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductees and the 2015 winners of awards from Nashville Songwriters Association International. Cash and Wiseman were among the Hall of Fame inductees, while Swift was one of the NSAI winners.

On Friday (Oct. 2), Rosanne Cash decided to take a stand against gun violence -- but her call to action didn't sit well with some fans.

Rosanne Cash, Mark James, Craig Wiseman and Even Stevens will each be inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame this fall. The tunesmiths have been announced as the Hall of Fame's Class of 2015.

If you're a fan of Rosanne Cash, you'll want to head to Nashville this fall. She has been named the Country Music Hall of Fame's 2015 artist-in-residence and will take up her tenure in September.

Nashville infiltrated the 2015 Grammy Awards; some of the biggest moments of the evening were filled with a twang and acoustic guitar.

Rosanne Cash made it three for three at the 2015 Grammy Awards when she won Best Americana Album, for 'The River & the Thread,' the highest-charting album of her career.

Rosanne Cash won the 2015 Grammy Award for Best American Roots Song, for ‘A Feather’s Not a Bird.'

Rosanne Cash won her first Grammy in decades when she received the trophy for Best American Roots Performance at the 2015 Grammy Awards. The songstress won for 'A Feather's Not a Bird,' a song from her acclaimed album ‘The River & the Thread.’

The Best Americana Album category at the 2015 Grammy Awards has a slew of fantastic records in the mix. In 2014, Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell took home the hardware with 'Old Yellow Moon.' This year, fan-favorite artists like Rosanne Cash, Nickel Creek and more are vying for a win.