Country artists have a reputation for penning lyrics that tell tough stories, but one of the hardest things that some stars have to go through isn't always covered in the biggest hits: band breakups.
Ira Dean, former bass player for the group Trick Pony, may be a solo artist for his new single, "Nothin' to Do Round Here," but he's not alone on the song.
Sometimes together is better than apart, as the members of Trick Pony have learned. The trio, made up of Heidi Newfield, Ira Dean and Keith Burns, disbanded in 2006 to pursue solo interests, but have reunited for a new album and tour.
Country duo Burns & Poe (Keith Burns and Michelle Poe) are getting in the gift-giving mood this weekend, as they host their first annual Christmas concert and party Saturday, December 18, at one of Nashville's more intimate venues, the Listening Room.
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Country sibling trio, The Harters, have waited a long time for their shot at success. Their new single, 'If I Run,' hit country radio this month and has created quite a buzz in Nashville, thanks to their heartfelt passion and powerful harmonies...
Former Trick Pony member Ira Dean is mad at McDonald's. The musician believes the fast-food giant is using his image on its Big 'n' Tasty hamburger box. The box features a drawing of a man, arguably in Dean's likeness, playing the upright bass...