Pat Green

The Texas and Oklahoma music scenes are rich with talented musicians. Which deserves Best Regional Live Act in the 2018 Golden Mic Awards?

"I'm very flattered that people I consider peers would put their name right next to mine. That made me feel very good."

The cast of the CMT show will celebrate its run with a series of concerts, including a just-announced stop at the Grand Ole Opry.

The Eli Young Band, Kacey Musgraves, Pat Green and more have rallied to raise money for the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

Pat Green remembers hearing himself on the radio for the first time.

The Boot interviews country singer Pat Green about his latest single, "Drinkin' Days."

Pat Green premieres his "Drinkin' Days" music video exclusively with The Boot and Taste of Country.

Pat Green was a household name in his home state of Texas long before earning his first Top 5 single, "Wave on Wave," the title track of his 2003 studio album on Universal Records. While the singer has since become a country artist with national recognition, thanks to cross-country tours with Kenny Chesney and Willie Nelson, along with more than a dozen Top 40 singles, Green says that he still finds his fame a bit unsettling.

Having released albums such as Wave on Wave and Lucky Ones on a major label, but also several projects independently or on smaller labels, Pat Green has seen both sides of the music industry. Now, as he promotes his latest record, Home, released on Thirty Tigers, the country artist says that he is realizing that both ways of releasing music have their merits.

With more than 72 percent of votes in last week's Video Shootout, Dwight Yoakam brought Chris Young's three-week Video Shootout run to an end. So, this week, Yoakam and his “Liar” music video are taking on two new competitors.