Grammy-winning songwriter Brett James tragically dies at 57 in a plane crash that left Nashville reeling!

Brett James, GRAMMY-Winning Songwriter, Dies in North Carolina Plane Crash at 57 Nashville is mourning the loss of Brett James, one of its most prolific and beloved songwriters, who died Thursday, September 18, 2025, in a plane crash in Franklin, North Carolina. He was 57. According to the FAA, a Cirrus SR22T aircraft carrying three … Read more

The Stranger On Seat 17B

She slid into the empty seat beside me with a smile that felt like sunlight, asked if I’d mind, then popped the armrest up like we were already on the same page. We traded bad jokes and life stories over plastic cups of airplane wine. She said her name was Natalie. Chicago was “a clean … Read more

Reba, Snoop, Michael, and Niall Unite in Pure Joy Singing Steve Miller Band’s ‘The Joker’ to Kick Off The Voice Season 28—A Celebration of Music, Friendship, and Country Soul That Will Make Your Heart Soar

When Does Season 28 of The Voice Start?Premiere Date & Where to Watch Season 28 of The Voice kicks off on Monday, September 22. Fans can catch the premiere on NBC at 8/7c, or stream episodes the following day on Peacock. Who Are the Coaches? This season features four returning coaches: Reba McEntire – the … Read more

The Secret Behind The Second Wall

We bought the place because it was cheap and had character—arched doorways, creaky floors, a porch that leaned just enough to make you feel like you were already telling stories on it. The listing mentioned, almost as an afterthought, that the house had been a funeral parlor nearly a century ago. Dad joked about it. … Read more

I Swear This Song Tore Something Out of Me I Didn’t Even Know Was There – Merle Haggard’s ‘Sing Me Back Home’ Hits Like a Haunting Memory of Loss, Longing, and the People We Leave Behind

The Story Behind Merle Haggard’s Haunting Classic, “Sing Me Back Home”A Song Born Behind Prison Walls Merle Haggard’s “Sing Me Back Home” isn’t just another country single—it’s a piece of lived history. Written in 1967, the ballad reflects a theme rarely touched in mainstream music: the final walk of a prisoner on death row. Rather … Read more