Halloween

Who's ready to get festive?

The world of country music did not disappoint this year.

The No. 1 song on Taste of Country's 30 Darkest Country Songs list is a stone-cold classic murder ballad.

Rascal Flatts took their Halloween treats to children who couldn't roam the streets last night (Oct. 31). The trio celebrated All Hallow's Eve a day early by performing for patients -- like Ethan Jennings (pictured above) -- and families at Nashville's Monroe Carell, Jr...

Lee Brice's life is a lot more complicated than it used to be, but he wouldn't have it any other way. The singer-songwriter, who just celebrated his second No. 1 hit with "Hard to Love," is juggling his music career and time with family, which includes his fiancée, Sarah, and their 4-year-old son, Takoda. Fitti...

Ghosts, goblins, witches, vampires, zombies ... and Dolly Parton, of course, are just a few of the popular costumes you may see strolling your neighborhood tonight looking for tricks or treats. We all remember our favorite Halloween duds, and especially all the candy that makes our dentists cringe this time of year...

We love to see fashion -- the good, the bad and especially the outrageous -- on red carpets at awards shows. Sometimes the stars' duds even give us ideas for Halloween! The Boot takes a look back at some of the most questionable, daring looks that music stars have sported at various awards shows over the years...

Last Halloween, Pam Tillis made our countdown of Best Costumes in Country Music Videos with her classic "Cleopatra" clip, which had an outrageous wardrobe. With Halloween 2012 almost upon us, the country icon has dusted off her costume box again, this time recruiting friends, family and local students to play dress up with her -- and to help her sing a toe-tapping Halloween tune, "T

Happy Halloween! In honor of the spooky holiday, The Boot has been monitoring Twitter all day to see how some of our favorite stars are celebrating. Julianne Hough (@juliannehough): "Halloween Costume Hint: Wearing my RED wig that I wore in Burlesque, but...

Standing squarely at at six-foot-five-inches, James Otto wouldn't need any help if he found himself in a proverbial dark alley. Granted, the married father of one's kind nature and soothing voice, heard in heartfelt songs like 'Just Got Started Lovin' You,' make him seem anything but intimidating...