When CMT launched the prime-time concert series Crossroads in January 2002, the network hoped to include classic-rock godfather Bob Seger in one of the very first episodes. Seger was halfway through a decade-long break from the music business, though, and he wasn't wild about pausing his retirement

Jason Aldean joined a controversial topic earlier this week when he decided to pull his latest album from Spotify. Now, the singer is explaining his decision not to offer the project for streaming. Spotify offers consumers the choice to stream free music with commercials, or pay five or ten dollars

CMT will once again honor five artists the network has dubbed its “Artists of the Year” with a gala celebration set for December 2 in Nashville. The 90-minute show, which will air live on CMT, will honor Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line, Miranda Lambert and Keith Urban as the top

Jason Aldean concerts are meant to be a fun affair, but this year tragedy occurred time and time again. In May, a man committed suicide in the men’s room of Aldean’s show in Atlanta. Then, in July, a man was found dead in a dumpster after Aldean’s concert in Cleveland and just last month a drunk

Country singer Jason Aldean with release his sixth studio album, Old Boots, New Dirt, on Oct. 7. The two-time Academy of Country Music male vocalist of the year announced the album viaBuzzFeed Monday night and plans a second event with the site tonight at 8 ET. "With this new album, it's definitely