The Henningsens

Brian and Clara Henningsen tell The Boot about writing the Band Perry's "You Lie."

Elizabeth Elkins and Vanessa Olivarez tell The Boot about writing Billy Currington's "Drinkin' Town With a Football Problem" with the Henningsens.

Scotty McCreery and Sara Evans are among the country artists who have been dropped from their labels during the early weeks of 2016.

Country fans, get ready for another legion of country music superstars in say ... oh, 18 years? Some of today's hottest country artists have had babies in 2015, which means their musical genes (and, okay, good looks) could very well have been passed down to their bundles of joy.

It's been 14 years since 9/11 -- the day the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center fell, the Pentagon was partially destroyed and a field near Shanksville, Pa., became a giant hole in the ground in the tragic, coordinated terrorist attacks carried out by al-Qaeda.

The Henningsens know a lot about farming. As a seventh-generation Illinois farm family, the trio is honoring their roots with a new track that pays tribute to the American farmer.

Clara Henningsen and her husband Jacob Calaway received the best Valentine's Day gift of all this year: a baby boy.

The tree is lit, sugar cookies are being decorated, and Santa and his sleigh are getting ready to descend from the North Pole. Christmas is right around the corner, and with the holiday comes a slew of Christmas releases from some of your favorite country singers.

The Henningsens recently released a brand-new holiday album, and they're spreading Christmas cheer by giving The Boot's readers a chance to win some sweet holiday swag.

Family trio the Henningsens will release a holiday album, 'Our Family Christmas,' on Nov. 17. The record includes a brand-new tune, written by brother Aaron Henningsen, which they described to The Boot during 2014 CMA Awards week.