Sammy Kershaw is back on the charts, this time with his George Jones tribute album, 'Do You Know Me? A Tribute to George Jones.' The record debuted at No. 37 on the Billboard Top Country chart, making it his first Top 40 album in over a decade.
Sammy Kershaw might be enjoying chart success with his latest album, 'Do You Know Me? A Tribute to George Jones,' but that doesn't mean the singer is thrilled with country music right now.
Sammy Kershaw's newest album is a labor of love.
Sammy Kershaw credits the late George Jones with being his inspiration for achieving his dreams in country music, and now the singer is releasing a tribute album in Jones' memory.
Sammy Kershaw has penned several of the songs from his hit albums, but now he is writing about his life in a new, still-untitled autobiography.
Sammy Kershaw didn't go through traditional outlets to release his new lyric video. Instead, he took the video straight to his fans on Facebook and YouTube.
Apparently New Orleans Saints Defensive Coordinator Rob Ryan is a big fan of Sammy Kershaw. Kershaw fans with a keen eye may have noticed that Ryan included the album art from 'Better Than I Used to Be' on the back of his play sheet when the Saints played the Philadelphia Eagles.
Sammy Kershaw appeared on the Fox News program America's News HQ this week to discuss his new album, 'Big Hits Volume One,' and talk about where he find his songwriting inspiration.
Sammy Kershaw has had 24 Top 40 singles in his career and sold more than five million records, and now he is including new recordings of several of his biggest hits on a brand new album.
Sammy Kershaw is mourning the loss of his brother, Minos, who passed away on Friday (Sept. 27).