Tracy Lawrence

It's going to be a busy week for Tracy Lawrence, as he heads to the small screen to help promote his latest album, 'Headlights, Taillights and Radios.'

Tracy Lawrence has just released his first full studio album in five years. 'Headlights, Taillights and Radios' dropped on Tuesday (Aug. 20), marking a significant change for the iconic singer.

Tracy Lawrence has just released his first full production album in five years, and the singer spent some one-on-one time with his fans online Wednesday night (Aug. 21). Lawrence took over The Boot's Twitter account for an hour-long live chat in which he talked about the new release, and much more.

Tracy Lawrence released his first album in five years on Tuesday (Aug. 20), and he's taking over The Boot's Twitter to chat live with his fans as part of the album's opening week celebration.

Tracy Lawrence is releasing his first album in five years on Tuesday (Aug. 20), and he's giving readers of The Boot a chance to hear his new music early via this exclusive album stream.

Rick Diamond, Getty Images Tracy Lawrence will be hiding Easter eggs in the sand this weekend, as he and his family head to the Gulf for a relaxing holiday.

Joanna Carter The Boot rounds up today's country music news from around the web.

Getty Images Keith Urban was joined for a special duet by actor/singer John Travolta at the G'day USA party in Los Angeles last week, where the pair performed the Beatles' classic "Yesterday." (Watch a fan's footage of the duet below.)

Alex Torrez Tracy Lawrence is known among country music fans, not only for his successful music career, but also for his generosity. The 44-year-old singer, whose lengthy list of philanthropic efforts include his annual Turkey Fry for the Nashville Rescue Mission and his Tracy Lawrence Golf & Concert for a Cure, which raises money for breast cancer awareness, is now being honored for his chari

Rick Diamond, Getty Images Tracy Lawrence recently wrapped his part in the movie "L.A. Dirt," his first big-screen acting gig. The film was shot in and around Mobile, Ala., and is the story of a young man's dream of becoming a champion dirt track racer. The country star plays the role of Uncle Charlie to the young racing enthusiast, Ty Hargrove (played by Michael Roark).