Making News This Week

Tim Mcgraw plans to record a duets album with his wife Faith Hill, he says it will happen but not until he fufills his contract with Curb Records. He owes his label one more record before he can leave. Then he is unsure if he will start his own or sign with a different one, but when that happens first on his list is a duets album. The two have had great success with the duets that they have already released such as, Let's Make Love, I Need You and It's Your Love.

"You know, (it's) labels and all these things," McGraw said of the delay. "Once we clear the woods a little bit, we'll (record an album), for sure."

Easton Corbin scored the first number 1 of his career with A Little More Country Than That taking over the top of the Billboard country songs chart for the week ending April 3, while Lady Antebellum regained the honor as the best selling CD in the country with "Need You Now."

Don't forget that ACM voting will start April 1st and run through the 18th. Categories that you will be able to vote for include Best New Artist, and Entertainer Of The Year. voteACM

Carrie Underwood Reacts To Loss

"A tearful Carrie Underwood dedicated “Temporary Home” to one of her truck drivers who died in a wreck before the performer’s Saturday night concert at MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino.

Midway through the show, Underwood informed the sold-out crowd of the accident, dedicating the song to the driver and his family. Remaining poised throughout most of the song, Underwood became shaky and tearful toward the end, receiving vocal support and a standing ovation from the thousands in attendance. She finished and the show continued without a hitch.

This is, after all, Underwood’s “Play On” tour."

There has been no official word from Underwood as of yet, but Underwood sure puts her heart on her sleeve for this one, and shows why it is not hard for people to love her music and the person behind it. This is all she needed to say...here is a clip of that performance