Uncle Kracker

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Uncle Kracker recently released his latest country-tinged CD, Midnight Special. The Detroit native has not only found a second home in country music, he's made some great friends as well, since teaming with Kenny Chesney on the smash duet "When the Sun Goes Down...

Like a well-worn pair of your favorite jeans, Uncle Kracker has found a place in country music that's comfortable and just the right fit for the Detroit hitmaker. From his first No. 1 hit, "Follow Me" to the crossover smash "Smile," which landed squarely in the Top 5 on the country charts and sold two million copies (with plenty of hits with and for artists like Kenny Chesney a

Uncle Kracker lets his lyrics take center stage in his brand-new video for 'My Hometown.' Hiring animators instead of actors, the country-pop-rocker brings his lyrics to life in the clip for his very personal new song. "I feel a strong connection to my hometown ...

He's a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll, which is just the way he likes it. Uncle Kracker is currently putting the finishing touches on his upcoming CD, 'Postcards From Home,' and says he intentionally blurs the genre lines in order to gain wider acceptance among music fans...