nashville flood

Jesse Grant, WireImage The Boot rounds up today's country music news from around the web. LeAnn Rimes is suing her dentist. TMZ reports that over the past three years, the country star visited Dr. Duane C. McKay for various treatments, including front veneers...

Brad Paisley headlined a star-studded show at the Grand Ole Opry Tuesday night (May 3), marking the one-year anniversary of the Nashville flood. The Play On, Nashville Opry Jam also featured performances by Trace Adkins, Luke Bryan, Dierks Bentley and Little Jimmy Dickens...

Bo Bice not only made history on this week's celebrity edition of 'Don't Forget the Lyrics' as the first contestant ever to remember and sing perfectly the lyrics of each popular song with which he was challenged ... he also took home the grand prize of $20,000 for MusiCares, to aid ongoing flood relief efforts and the victims of the May floods in Nashville and Middle Tennessee...

Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Vince Gill, Peter Frampton and several other well-known guitar slingers have donated their instruments for an online auction to support flood relief efforts in Nashville. Non-profit organization NASH2O (Nash-two-Oh) is handling details of the auction effort...

The Grand Ole Opry has had numerous homes over the past three months, but five months to the day of the devastating floods in Nashville, on October 2, the world-famous radio show will start a month-long celebration of its 85th birthday back at the newly refurbished Grand Ole Opry House...

Julie Roberts remembers peering down the staircase of her Nashville home and watching water fill the living room during the May floods. Julie, her family and four dogs were trapped until a boat pulled up to the front door to rescue them, Julie recalled on August 26 during the 'Road to Recovery' segment of 'Good Morning America...

Guitars, mandolins, fiddles, banjos -- some of them legendary, but forever silenced by the great Nashville flood of May 2010 -- are being transformed by ReTune Nashville into three-dimensional works of art to be hung on walls and beheld by the eye as things of beauty and historical significance...

It certainly pays off to help those in need! One lucky caller who phoned in to make a donation during Sunday's 'Music City Keep on Playin': A Benefit for Flood Relief' telethon got to speak to both Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban. The actress was one of dozens of celebrities to take calls during the three-hour live television event on GAC, while her husband served as a performer...

*Help Tennessee flood victims "It was two weeks ago today that Nashville and surrounding areas were hit with a devastating flood, the likes have which haven't been seen in a thousand years," said 'Desperate Housewives' actor and Nashville native James Denton, as he kicked off GAC's 'Music City: Keep on Playin'' flood relief telethon Sunday night...