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Trisha Yearwood Opens Up About Garth in Redbook Magazine

Lots of country women gracing the covers of magazines in April.   Trisha Yearwood is covering the April cover of REDBOOK magazine and serves up some of her favorite dishes from her new cookbook, Home Cooking with TrishaYearwood­—along with a candid interview about her must-have guilty pleasure and home life with husband Garth Brooks.

Trisha opens up about the type of cook Garth is:

“He jokes how, when he first got divorced and moved to Oklahoma and had the girls every other day, the three of them ate a lot of boxed macaroni and cheese and chicken tenders.” But now, “He is really an experimental cook. He came up with this breakfast bowl, but it’s not really a recipe. It’s more like a bunch of really great things thrown into a bowl.”

She also admits that having dinner as a family is very important:

“Having dinner together is something Garth and I have worked at making sure we do, because it’s too easy these days not to. Everyone has their own agenda and is going in a million different directions. So for us, it’s become, ‘Now we’re all going to sit down and the cells are going to be turned off and there are not going to be any iPods playing into anyone’s ears. It’s time for family. And even if at first the girls are like, ‘Really?’ we end up having the best time.”

You can read the full interview with Trisha in the April issue of Redbook that hits stands March 23rd or visit http://www.redbookmag.com/trisha

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Garth Brooks Retirement Ends Tonight

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Garth Brooks’ retirement officially ends tonight. He will be singing in the Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas. This is the first of a handful of weekends that he’ll be performing each year for as many as five years. The weekends are selected based on his three daughters’ school and sports schedules. Garth says these acoustic shows will be different each night. Sometimes he’ll have guest performers with him, including his wife, Trisha Yearwood. Sometimes it’ll be all Garth and no one else. By the time these five years are up, his kids will have moved on and he says he might get back into touring.

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Garth! The Vegas Details

Starting in December, Garth Brooks will be doing Vegas. He’s coming out of a nine-year retirement to perform intimate acoustic shows at the Wynn Las Vegas hotel. This won’t be “Arena-Garth” that so many of us like to remember. For much, or all of each show, it’ll be him and his guitar.

He says that’s how it used to be before he got a record deal and played a club in Stillwater, Oklahoma. But, he says he expects to have some guest artists join him once in a while. And, he says every show will be different. The arrangement is to play 15 weekends a year up to five years. Garth says by that time “hopefully, we get to go back out on tour again.”

He says he’s taking “the retirement roof off” of his head. He’s been retired for nine years, spending time with his family and concentrating on raising his three daughters with his wife, Trisha Yearwood, and ex-wife, Sandy Mahl. His daughters are now 17, 15 and 13. Garth says his decision to return to work and perform in Vegas was based on two offers that were pretty hard to pass up. 1.) The performance dates will be selected based on family commitments and 2.) owner of the Wynn Las Vegas hotel is giving him his own private jet! Having a private jet means he can fly between his home in Oklahoma and Las Vegas and never miss a beat with his family.

Here’s your chance to see Garth!

He’ll do an 8 p.m. show on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. Plus, he’ll do a 10:30 p.m. show on Saturday night for a total of four shows per weekend. So far he has nailed down five weekends. They are the weekends of December 11, January 1, January 22, February 12 and February 26.

All tickets are the same base price of $125, no matter what seat you’re assigned. Add on a $5 service charge and $13 in tax and the total for each ticket is $143. Tickets for the first group of shows go on sale Saturday, October 24 at 8 in the morning Pacific time, which is 9 Mountain, 10 Central and 11 Eastern. Tickets are available two ways: online at www.WynnLasVegas.com/boxoffice or by calling 702-770-7469. They are not available in person at the hotel at this time.

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Carrie Underwood Wins Harmony Award

Carrie Underwood will receive the Harmony Award  for the Nashville Symphony’s Symphony Ball.  The award is given to “individuals who have demonstrated continued interest and support of music in Nashville … and contributed significantly to the development and appreciation of Nashville’s musical culture.”

Previous winners are Martina McBride, Amy Grant, Vince Gill, Dolly Parton, Rascal Flatts, LeAnn Rimes, and Trisha Yearwood.

The 25th annual Symphony Ball will take place on December 12th at Schermerhorn Symphony Center. The event in invitation only.

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Trisha Yearwood has Christmas at Belmont

Trisha Yearwood will ring in the holidays as the host of “Christmas at Belmont.”   The show will be held at Nashville’s Schermerhorn Symphony Center and will air on PBS on December 23rd. Trisha, also a Belmont University graduate, will be joined on stage by the Nashville Children’s choir as well as Belmont School of Music faculty.

“It was a great joy to welcome Trisha back ‘home’ for our special edition of the Grand Ole Opry in honor of the 2008 Town Hall Presidential Debate,” said Belmont President Bob Fisher. “Her vocal talents leave every audience wanting more, and we are thrilled to partner with this amazing artist and friend for our annual ‘Christmas at Belmont’ production.”

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Sugarland, Trace Adkins, Lee Ann Womack, Martina McBride and MORE!

GAC To Present The Best of Soundstage: Great American Country (GAC) is pleased to present the best of the legendary music television series, Soundstage, and will air nine Country episodes beginning with Sugarland on July 12 at 7 PM/CT.

The groundbreaking series aired from 1974–1985 before returning in 2003 and continues to feature outstanding high definition concert performances. The schedule is: Alison Krauss + Union Station (7/19), Trace Adkins (7/26), Lee Ann Womack/Billy Currington (8/2), Trisha Yearwood (8/9), Travis Tritt/Nickel Creek (8/16), Martina McBride (8/23), Kenny Chesney (8/30), and a George Jones Tribute (9/20).

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CMT Music Awards Nominations

The first rounds of nominations are in and there are some big names!  Start voting for your favorites now at www.cmt.com

VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video of the year; awarded to the artist (male, female, group/duo or collaboration) and the video director. Final nominees announced during live telecast, with final voting held online at CMT.com during the show.

  • Trace Adkins – “You’re Gonna Miss This” (Director: Peter Zavadil)
  • Kenny Chesney featuring The Wailers – “Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven” (Director: Shaun Silva)
  • Toby Keith – “God Love Her” (Director: Michael Salomon)
  • Kid Rock – “All Summer Long” (Director: Deaton Flanigen)
  • Lady Antebellum – “Lookin’ For A Good Time” (Director: Chris Hicky
  • Brad Paisley – “Waitin’ On A Woman” (Directors: Jim Shea & Peter Tilden)
  • Rascal Flatts – “Every Day” (Director: Deaton Flanigen)
  • Sugarland – “All I Want To Do” (Director: Shaun Silva)
  • Taylor Swift – “Love Story” (Director: Trey Fanjoy)
  • Carrie Underwood – “Just A Dream” (Director: Roman White)

MALE VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video by a male artist; awarded to the artist

  • Trace Adkins – “You’re Gonna Miss This”
  • Jason Aldean – “She’s Country”
  • Alan Jackson – “Good Time”
  • Jamey Johnson – “In Color”
  • Toby Keith – “God Love Her”
  • Brad Paisley – “Waitin’ On A Woman”
  • Darius Rucker – “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It”
  • Keith Urban – “Sweet Thing”

FEMALE VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video by a female artist; awarded to the artist

  • Julianne Hough – “That Song In My Head”
  • Miranda Lambert – “More Like Her”
  • Martina McBride – “Ride”
  • Heidi Newfield – “Johnny & June”
  • Kellie Pickler – “Don’t You Know You’re Beautiful”
  • Taylor Swift – “Love Story”
  • Carrie Underwood – “Just A Dream”
  • Lee Ann Womack – “Last Call

GROUP VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video by a group; awarded to the artists

  • Eli Young Band – “When It Rains”
  • Gloriana – “Wild At Heart”
  • Lady Antebellum – “Lookin’ For A Good Time”
  • Little Big Town – “Fine Line”
  • The Lost Trailers – “Hollerback”
  • Rascal Flatts – “Bob That Head”
  • Rascal Flatts – “Every Day”
  • Zac Brown Band “Chicken Fried”

DUO VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video by a duo; awarded to the artists

  • Brooks & Dunn – “Put A Girl In It”
  • Caitlin & Will – “Stupid Boy”
  • Carter Twins – “Heart Like Memphis”
  • Joey + Rory – “Cheater Cheater”
  • Montgomery Gentry – “Roll With Me”
  • Sugarland – “All I Want To Do”
  • Sugarland – “Already Gone”
  • Sugarland – “Love”

USA WEEKEND BREAKTHROUGH VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video from an artist’s major breakthrough album; awarded to the artist (male, female, or group/duo)

  • Carter Twins – “Heart Like Memphis”
  • Gloriana – “Wild At Heart”
  • Julianne Hough – “That Song In My Head”
  • Joey + Rory – “Cheater Cheater”
  • Jamey Johnson – “In Color”
  • Lady Antebellum – “Lookin’ For A Good Time”
  • James Otto – “Just Got Started Lovin’ You”
  • Zac Brown Band – “Chicken Fried”

COLLABORATIVE VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video that featured a special collaborative appearance by artists; awarded to the artists (individual, group or duo)

  • Brooks & Dunn featuring Reba McEntire – “Cowgirls Don’t Cry”
  • Kenny Chesney featuring The Wailers – “Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven”
  • Brad Paisley and Keith Urban – “Start A Band”
  • Robert Plant and Alison Krauss – “Please Read The Letter”
  • The Raconteurs featuring Ricky Skaggs and Ashley Monroe – “Old Enough”
  • Rehab featuring Hank Williams, Jr. – “Bartender Song”
  • Sugarland, Little Big Town and Jake Owen – “Life In A Northern Town”
  • Josh Turner featuring Trisha Yearwood – “Another Try”

CMT PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR*
Musical performance on a television show, series or variety special on CMT; awarded to the artist (individual, group or duo)

  • Caitlin & Will – “Stupid Boy” from CAN YOU DUET
  • Alan Jackson, George Strait, Brad Paisley and Dierks Bentley – “Country Boy” from CMT GIANTS: ALAN JACKSON
  • Toby Keith – “She’s A Hottie” from the 2008 CMT MUSIC AWARDS
  • Robert Plant and Alison Krauss – “Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On)” from CMT CROSSROADS: ROBERT PLANT AND ALISON KRAUSS
  • LeAnn Rimes – “Nothin’ Better To Do” from the 2008 CMT MUSIC AWARDS
  • Sugarland, Little Big Town and Jake Owen – “Life In A Northern Town” from the 2008 CMT MUSIC AWARDS
  • Taylor Swift and Def Leppard – “Photograph” from CMT CROSSROADS: DEF LEPPARD AND TAYLOR SWIFT
  • Keith Urban and Brooks & Dunn – “Raise The Barn” from the 2008 CMT MUSIC AWARDS

WIDE OPEN COUNTRY VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Best video from an artist outside the mainstream of country music; awarded to the artist (male, female, group/duo or collaboration)

  • Kevin Costner & Modern West – “Backyard”
  • Def Leppard and Tim McGraw – “Nine Lives”
  • Def Leppard and Taylor Swift – “Photograph”
  • Kid Rock – “All Summer Long”
  • John Mellencamp featuring Karen Fairchild – “My Sweet Love”
  • Robert Plant and Alison Krauss – “Please Read The Letter”
  • The Raconteurs featuring Ricky Skaggs and Ashley Monroe – “Old Enough”
  • Rehab featuring Hank Williams, Jr. – “Bartender Song”

VIDEO DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
Best video director of the year; awarded to the director for his or her body of work from the past year

  • Kristin Barlowe (award eligible videos include: Martina McBride’s “Ride” and Chuck Wicks’ “All I Ever Wanted”)
  • Deaton Flanigan (award eligible videos include: Kid Rock’s “All Summer Long” and Rascal Flatts’ “Every Day”)
  • Trey Fanjoy (award eligible videos include: Taylor Swift’s “Love Story” and George Strait’s “Troubador”)
  • Wayne Isham (award eligible videos include: Darius Rucker’s “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It” and “It Won’t Be Like This For Long”)
  • Shaun Silva (award eligible videos include: Sugarland’s “All I Want To Do” and Kenny Chesney’s “Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven” featuring The Wailers)
  • Eric Welch (award eligible videos include: Heidi Newfield’s “Johnny & June” and the Carter Twins’ “Heart Like Memphis”)
  • Roman White (award eligible videos include: Carrie Underwood’s “Just a Dream” and Reba McEntire’s “Every Other Weekend”)
  • Peter Zavadil (award eligible videos include: Trace Adkins’ “You’re Gonna Miss This” and Joey + Rory’s “Cheater Cheater”)

The first round of voting for the 2009 CMT MUSIC AWARDS runs from April 13 through May 11, only at www.CMT.com

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ACM Nominations

The ACM Nominations were announced today and here is the rundown:

 Entertainer of the Year

  • Kenny Chesney
  • Brad Paisley
  • George Strait
  • Keith Urban 
  • Carrie Underwood

    Top Male Vocalist

  • Kenny Chesney
  • Toby Keith
  • Brad Paisley
  • George Strait
  • Keith Urban

    Top Female Vocalist

  • Miranda Lambert
  • Heidi Newfield
  • Taylor Swift
  • Carrie Underwood
  • Lee Ann Womack

    Top Vocal Group

  • Lady Antebellum
  • Little Big Town
  • Rascal Flatts
  • Randy Rogers Band
  • The Lost Trailers

    Top Vocal Duo

  • Big & Rich
  • Brooks & Dunn
  • Joey & Rory
  • Montgomery Gentry
  • Sugarland

    Top New Male Vocalist

  • Jamey Johnson
  • James Otto
  •  Jake Owen

    Top New Female Vocalist

  • Sarah Buxton
  • Julianne Hough
  • Ashton Shepherd

    Top New Vocal Duo or Group

  • Eli Young Band
  • The Lost Trailers
  • Zac Brown Band

    Single Record of the Year [Award to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company]

  • Gunpowder & Lead
    Miranda Lambert, Produced by Frank Liddell and Mike Wrucke
    Columbia
  • In Color
    Jamey Johnson, Produced by The Ken Hardley Playboys
    Mercury
  • Johnny & June
    Heidi Newfield, Produced by Tony Brown
    Asylum-Curb
  • Waitin’ On A Woman
    Brad Paisley, Produced by Frank Rogers
    Arista Nashville
  • You’re Gonna Miss This
    Trace Adkins, Produced by Frank Rogers
    Capitol Nashville

    Song of the Year [Award to Composer(s)/Publisher(s)/Artist(s)]

  •  I Saw God Today
     George Strait 
  • In Color
    Jamey Johnson
  •   Johnny & June
    Heidi Newfield     
  • Waitin’ On A Woman
    Brad Paisley     
  • You’re Gonna Miss This
    Trace Adkins 

 Video of the Year [Award to Producer(s)/Director(s)/Artist(s)]

  • Johnny & June – Heidi Newfield
  • Just A Dream – Carrie Underwood
  • Love Story – Taylor Swift
  • Troubadour – George Strait
  • Waitin’ On A Woman – Brad Paisley
           

Vocal Event of the Year [Award to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company]

  • Another Try – Josh Turner Featuring Trisha Yearwood
  • Cowgirls Don’t Cry – Brooks & Dunn Featuring Reba McEntire
  • Down The Road – Kenny Chesney With Mac McAnally
  • Life In A Northern Town – Sugarland Featuring Little Big Town & JakeOwen
  • Start A Band – Brad Paisley Duet With Keith Urban

The awards will air on CBS April 5.

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      PS – There is a VERY important group missing from Entertainer of the Year nominees.  NOT A HAPPY CAMPER!
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Chesney, Swift, Underwood, Sugarland & More! – Country Filled Grammy Night

It’s almost here! The Grammy’s will air TONIGHT and I am so excited that country music will be so well represented.  Don’t forget to watch!  There are tons of our favorite artists set to perform and even more of our favorites nominated! 

Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Sugarland, Alison Krauss and Robert Plant have been announced as performers on the broadcast. Keith Urban will also perform alongside Buddy Guy, B.B. King and John Mayer in a special tribute to Bo Diddley. And LeAnn Rimes has just been announced as a presenter.

Grammy Nominations – Country Categories

Best Country Album

‘That Lonesome Song’ – Jamey Johnson
‘Sleepless Nights’ – Patty Loveless
‘Troubadour’ – George Strait
‘Around the Bend’ – Randy Travis
‘Heaven, Heartache And The Power Of Love’ – Trisha Yearwood

Best Country Song
(award goes to songwriters)

‘Dig Two Graves’ – Ashley Gorley & Bob Regan (recorded by Randy Travis)
‘I Saw God Today’ – Rodney Clawson, Monty Criswell & Wade Kirby (recorded by George Strait)
‘In Color’ – Jamey Johnson, Lee Thomas Miller & James Otto (recorded by Jamey Johnson)
‘Stay’ – Jennifer Nettles (recorded by Sugarland)
‘You’re Gonna Miss This’ – Ashley Gorley & Lee Thomas Miller (recorded by Trace Adkins)

Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group

Brooks and Dunn – ‘God Must Be Busy’
Lady Antebellum – ‘Love Don’t Live Here’
Rascal Flatts – ‘Every Day’
Steel Drivers – ‘Blue Side of the Mountain’
Sugarland – ‘Stay’

Best Country Collaboration With Vocals

Kenny Chesney & George Strait – ‘Shiftwork’
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss – ‘Killing the Blues’
George Strait & Patty Loveless – ‘House of Cash’
Sugarland, Jake Owen & Little Big Town – ‘Life in a Northern Town’
Trisha Yearwood & Keith Urban – ‘Let the Wind Chase You’

Best Female Country Vocal Performance

Martina McBride – ‘For These Times’
LeAnn Rimes – ‘What I Cannot Change’
Carrie Underwood – ‘Last Name’
Lee Ann Womack – ‘Last Call’
Trisha Yearwood – ‘This Is Me You’re Talking To’

Best Male Country Vocal Performance

Trace Adkins – ‘You’re Gonna Miss This’
Jamey Johnson – ‘In Color’
James Otto – ‘Just Got Started Lovin’ You’
Brad Paisley – ‘Letter to Me’
George Strait – ‘Troubadour’

Best Country Instrumental Performance

Cherryholmes – ‘Sumatra’
Jerry Douglas & Lloyd Green – ‘Two Small Cars In Rome’
Béla Fleck & The Flecktones – ‘Sleigh Ride’
Charlie Haden, Pat Metheny, Jerry Douglas & Bruce Hornsby – ‘Is This America?’
Brad Paisley, James Burton, Vince Gill, John Jorgenson, Albert Lee, Brent Mason, Redd Volkaert & Steve Wariner – ‘Cluster Pluck’

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Grammy Nominations

OMG! OMG!

Rascal Flatts got a Grammy Nomination!!!!!!! They are nominated with:
Brooks & Dunn, Lady Antebellum (who is also nominated for Best New Artist), The Steel Drivers & Sugarland for Best Country Performance by Duo or Group.

Way to go! MY FAVORITE TWO GROUPS GETTING PROPS FROM THE GRAMMYS. It’s a good night!

Side note:  yes, another one.  John Mayer is hot with short hair.

Full run down of country Grammy nominations:

Lady Antebellum is nominated with Adele, Duffy, Jonas Brothers and Jazmine Sullivan. Way to represent country music!

NOTE:  The Grammy’s think that the Eagles are pop (not country).  They are nominated for best pop performance by duo or group and a number of other POP awards.

Best Female Country Performance:
Martina McBride
LeAnn Rimes
Carrie Underwood
Lee Ann Womack
Trisha Yearwood

Best Male Country Performance:
Trace Adkins
Jamey Johnson
James Otto
Brad Paisley
George Strait

Best Country Collaboration With Vocals:
Shiftwork – Kenny Chesney & George Strait
Killing The Blues – Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
House Of Cash – George Strait & Patty Loveless
Life In A Northern Town – Sugarland, Jake Owen & Little Big Town
Let The Wind Chase You – Trisha Yearwood & Keith Urban

Best Country Song
Dig Two Graves
I Saw God Today
In Color
Stay
Your Gonna Miss This

Best Country Album
That Lonesome Song – Jamey Johnson
Sleepless Nights – Patty Loveless
Troubadour – George Strait
Around The Bend – Randy Travis
Heaven, Heartache And The Power Of Love – Trisha Yearwood

Can I just say…It kills me that the CMA’s can give Kenny Chesney Entertainer of the Year award for 100 years in a row BUT the Grammy’s don’t even think he is worth a Best Male Performance nomination.  Just makes you wonder how much politics are involved in the music industry.   That just doesn’t match up.

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