Jason Aldean definitely switches gears on his album track 'Dirt Road Anthem.' The mid-tempo song, which was originally written and recorded by Colt Ford and Brantley Gilbert, is different from ...

One minute, you’re motoring slowly down a country dirt road, hoping to see a bobolink ... You’ve crept the car closer for photos. The fawn doesn’t mind. It looks at the vehicle as if it ...

Artists and critics alike debated the merits of “bro country,” as it was dubbed, questioning the direction of a genre awash in songs about trucks and beer and dirt roads. Aldean, however ...

Dirt Road' is a personal reflection of his Baptist rearing, a journey he struggled with at times growing up. During an interview with Taste of Country the 34-year-old said he understands why fans ...

Brantley Gilbert also sang on the chorus of “Dirt Road Anthem,” which he co-wrote with Ford. Soon after the release of Ride Through the Country, Gilbert took a stab at “Dirt Road Anthem ...

In the 1982 song “If I Heaven Ain’t a Lot Like Dixie,” Hank Williams Jr. made it clear that he didn’t want to enter the Pearly Gates if the afterlife wasn’t akin to his beloved South.

While country duo Brooks & Dunn have scored 20 No. 1 hits over the last three decades, “Red Dirt Road” tells the story of where it all began. Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn wrote the song together ...

Snaking through the palm tree-dotted hilltops in the heart of L.A., you can still find dirt roads... which are especially dangerous to navigate on rainy days, considering the lack of guardrails on ...

What does Red Dirt Road stand for? "This is red dirt country," says Dunn. "Red dirt road is just symbolic of those experiences ... there's that end where you start, you end down there and between ...