In 2006, Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman are married in Cardinal Cerretti Memorial Chapel in Sydney, Australia. The groom sang his No. 1 hit, “Making Memories of Us,” during the ceremony.

In the latest Urban Chat, Keith Urban is on set in Adams, Tennessee for the photo shoot for his album, Fuse. The week prior, he shot the video for his latest single, “Little Bit of Everything,” in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Kacey Musgrave is on the bill for this year’s Farm Aid music and food festival. The event, which raises funds and awareness for American farmers, will take place September 21st at Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs, New York. Also appearing are founders and board members Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp, Neil Young and Dave Matthews, as well as Jack Johnson, Amos Lee, Toad the Wet Sprocket and many more.

Tickets for Farm Aid 2013 go on sale this Friday (June 28th) at 10am ET.

Kacey is currently making her way up the country charts with her latest single, “Blowin’ Smoke.”

David Nail may not have written his new single, “Whatever She’s Got,” but it totally describes what he feels for his wife, Catherine. “When I think it’s the right person, they just have a way of looking at you. There’s times when she drives me crazy and I want to get mad at her so bad. We both say things that we shouldn’t say to each other, and it’s kind of silly ‘cause you know the next day it’s all going to be fine,” says David. “I’ve always said you know it’s the right person when they can see you at your worst, and they still love you the next day.”

“Whatever She’s Got” is the first single from David’s forthcoming album, due early next year.

David Nail (whatever his wife has) OC: …the next day. :28
“You know, when I think it’s the right person, they just have a way of looking at you. There’s times when she drives me crazy and I want to get mad at her so bad. We both say things that we shouldn’t say to each other, and it’s kind of silly ‘cause you know the next day it’s all going to be fine, and you kinda probably should just stop in the middle of your fight and be like why are we wasting our time. We know tomorrow, we’re gonna wake up and say, ‘Let’s just forget it.’ I’ve always said you know it’s the right person when they can see you at your worst, and they still love you the next day.”

Nashville, TN — June 24, 2013 — Sheryl Crow and Gary Allan confirmed this morning the two have plans to co-headline the Free And Easy Tour this fall. Shows at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, the Santa Barbara Bowl and the Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield were announced today.  Tickets for the shows will go on sale this Saturday, June 29th.

Sheryl Crow and Gary Allan are a can’t-miss touring combo and a perfect pairing.  Crow is a nine-time GRAMMY award-winning artist with over 35 million records sold.  Her debut country single “Easy” is off her forth-coming Warner Bros. Records release, Feels Like Home, due out September 10. This marks the first country album of Crow’s celebrated career. Allan is a maverick in the mainstream country world.  A surfer whose upbringing in Southern California taught him the art of blending rock and country seamlessly in his live shows.  With five platinum albums under his belt, Allan topped the Billboard Country Album chart as well as the Billboard 200 Pop Album Chart in February with his new album Set You Free.

“Sheryl and I met while doing some guitar pulls earlier this year and started talking about doing something together.  The timing seemed right and ‘Free and Easy’ just came natural to us both,” said Allan.  “If we’re near you, come on out.  It’s going to be a good time.”

“I love Gary’s music,” said Crow. “He puts on the kind of show that I like to go see so I am thrilled to be out with him on tour, and really look forward to be able to perform my new music to the country fans this fall.”

Dates announced this morning:

Sept 13            Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA   
Sept 14            The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
Sept 15            Rabobank Arena, Bakersfield, CA

Additional dates are scheduled to be announced soon.

About Sheryl Crow:
Since the release of her seven-times Platinum, GRAMMY award-winning debutTuesday Night Music Club, Sheryl Crow has performed duets with musical luminaries such as Sting and Mick Jagger, released seven studio albums (each charting Top 10, four of them platinum-plus), a quadruple-platinum greatest hits collection and a Christmas album. Her latest album, Feels Like Home, is set to release September 10 on Warner Bros. Records. The album was recorded in Nashville, Tenn. and was produced by GRAMMY award-winner Justin Niebank. She has also been nominated for an additional 27 GRAMMYs, her most recent for 2008’s critically acclaimed Detours. Crow is a cancer survivor, has performed for President Obama and is a passionate supporter of a variety of environmental and health-related charities, including the NRDC, The Breast Cancer Research Foundation and The World Food Program. Crow has sold more than 35 million records worldwide.

About Gary Allan:
With the allure of a modern day outlaw, Gary Allan has won over legions of fans with his signature blend of rugged vocals, rebellious lyrics and raucous live performances.  He has sold over 7 million albums and released five platinum and gold albums in a row including three that topped the Billboard Country Albums Chart, with his latest, SET YOU FREE, also topping the Billboard 200.  Allan has topped the singles charts with five #1 hits at country radio and has nearly a dozen Top 10 hits to his credit.  He has been described as “dark and dreamy” in Entertainment Weekly, “soulful and rough around the edges” in Playboy and deemed a “maverick” byRolling Stone.  He has sold out venues as a headliner from coast to coast, appeared onThe Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Live with Kelly and Michael and Jimmy Kimmel Live and has landed on the covers of Country Weekly,Pollstar and People magazine.  While becoming a force on the country music scene, Allan has remained true to his artistic voice each step of the way.

Gary Allan (tour with Sheryl Crow) OC: …too late. [laughs] :08
“We’re gonna tour with Sheryl Crow during the fall. Everybody’s like, ‘You’re not supposed to say that.’ Too late.” [laughs]

Little Big Town stopped by ABC’s “The View” last week to perform their latest smash, “Your Side of the Bed.” They also joined host Sherri Shepherd and guest co-host Margaret Cho at the table to sample some of Kimberly Schlapman’s favorite dishes from her GAC-TV show, Simply Southern. Check out the video clips below:

While most high school seniors are getting ready for prom and graduation, Lauren Alaina was hitting the road performing for thousands of fans each night, followed by an intense study session. The energetic 18-year-old recently graduated from Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School, and she says it tops the list of all of her accomplishments so far, even when she’d get frustrated at being the only one on the road who had homework after the show.

“When you work so hard to make some things happen…right ‘til the last day, I was worried that I wasn’t going to get everything finished and turned in. And I did, and it was like, ‘[heavy sigh] I did it!,’” says Lauren. “It’s not easy when you’re 16, 17, 18 years old, and you’re on the road touring with Jason Aldean, Sugarland and Luke Bryan. And then when everyone else would finish up the shows and do whatever they wanted to do, I was on the bus doing school work. That’s not fun. When it was that final day and I walked across that stage, it was the best feeling in the world.”

Lauren has hit the country charts with “Barefoot and Buckwild,” the first single from her forthcoming album.

Lauren Alaina (graduating) OC: …in the world. :51
“I have accomplished so much in the past two years that have meant so much to me, but graduating, it’s at the top of the list! It was an accomplishment that I wasn’t sure I was going to make, and when you work so hard to make some things happen…right ‘til the last day, I was worried that I wasn’t going to get everything finished and turned in. And I did, and it was like, ‘[heavy sigh] I did it!’ ‘Cause there were days where I was like, ‘I’ll just get my GED. It’s fine.’ I’d get so frustrated. It’s not easy when you’re 16, 17, 18 years old, and you’re on the road touring with Jason Aldean, Sugarland and Luke Bryan. And then when everyone else would finish up the shows and do whatever they wanted to do, I was on the bus doing homework. That’s not fun. When it was that final day and I walked across that stage, it was the best feeling in the world.”

Sometimes when you’re out on the road, like Luke Bryan and his crew, you’ve got to search out some entertainment. In the latest episode of LBTV, the guys hike to a waterfall to risk life and limb so they can do a little cliff jumping. Check it out!

Luke Bryan premiered the video for his latest smash hit, “Crash My Party,” on the Today show on Thursday (June 20th). The reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year shows off his romantic side near the end of the clip, setting up a makeshift table outside with wildflowers he picked himself to surprise his lovely wife, Caroline.

Check out the clip below.

“Crash My Party” is the first single from his forthcoming album, due August 13th.

Luke will return to NBC’s Today show on August 16th to perform during the show’s Summer Concert Series.

Drake White hit the road on Toby Keith’s Hammer Down Tour recently, and the newcomer has become fast friends with Kip Moore, who’s also on the bill. The two artists and their bands and crew hang out backstage playing cornhole and other assorted games, and they sometimes gather around for an impromptu jam. Drake and Kip are also major students of their craft, soaking up and learning all they can from Toby. After their sets in Pittsburgh, the two went out in the crowd to catch Toby’s show…with the help of a disguise.

“Kip’s like, ‘Man! I really wanna go out and check out what [Toby] does.’ And Manny, his bass player, said, ‘Man, I’m not going out there with you, unless you take your red hat off, take your sleeveless shirt off and put some sleeves on.’ Kip was like, ‘Alright man, I’ll do it.’ And Manny was like, ‘Watch – he’ll come out with like a backwards green hat on’ and this and that. I was like, ‘That’d still be fun. We might get attacked a little bit, but it’ll be fun,’” says Drake. “He comes out with a straight up Twisted Sister look – a long blonde wig, borrowed a headband from my drummer, and wore the headband, wore the shades. I put a different hat on, and we walked around the side and just got up on the grass. If you come around from the back, [you] can just kinda slide in. As a matter of fact, a couple of places that we slide in, people are like, ‘Y’all can’t stand there. Y’all can’t stand there. We’ve been sitting here all day.’ We’re like, ‘Cool.’ So, we move, and after about two or three of those, we found us a spot.”’

Drake, who’s making his way up the country charts with “The Simple Life,” returns to the Hammer Down Tour Friday (June 21st) in Holmdel, New Jersey.

AUDIO: Drake White talks about tourmate, Kip Moore, dressing up in costume to go out in the crowd to watch Toby Keith perform on the Hammer Down Tour.

Drake White (on tour with Kip) OC: …us a spot. 1:01
“After we get finished with our show and Kip gets finished with his show, and we’re kinda sitting [backstage] decompressing, chilling out, having a good time, and Kip’s like, ‘Man! I really wanna go out and check out what [Toby] does.’ And Manny, his bass player, said, ‘Man, I’m not going out there with you, unless you take your red hat off, take your sleeveless shirt off and put some sleeves on.’ Kip was like, ‘Alright man, I’ll do it.’ And Manny was like, ‘Watch – he’ll come out with like a backwards green hat on’ and this and that. I was like, ‘That’d still be fun. We might get attacked a little bit, but it’ll be fun.’ He comes out with a straight up Twisted Sister look – a long blonde wig, borrowed a headband from my drummer, and wore the headband, wore the shades. I put a different hat on, and we walked around the side and just got up on the grass. If you come around from the back, [you] can just kinda slide in. As a matter of fact, a couple of places that we slide in, people are like, ‘Y’all can’t stand there. Y’all can’t stand there. We’ve been sitting here all day.’ We’re like, ‘Cool.’ So, we move, and after about two or three of those, we found us a spot.”