“They were trying to get me to compromise, and I was living a miserable existence,” Keith told the AP. “Everybody was trying to mold me into something I was not.” After a series of albums that produced hits like “Who’s That Man,” and a cover of Sting’s...
His pro-military stance wasn’t just fodder for songs, however. He went on 11 USO tours to visit and play for troops serving overseas. He also helped to raised millions for charity over his career, including building a home in Oklahoma City for kids and their...
Keith told me that he could go for three hours on stage if he had to. After the interview, in late 2023, Keith made good on his word andplayed a few sold-out showsin Las Vegas. Those shows turned out to be his final career triumph, as he died on Feb. 5 after battling cancer si...
Keith Richards, Post Malone, Blake Shelton, Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris and Brad Paisley were among those celebrating this year's inductees.
His pro-military stance wasn’t just fodder for songs, however. He went on 11 USO tours to visit and play for troops serving overseas. He also helped to raise millions for charity over his career, including building a home in Oklahoma City for kids with cancer and their families. ...
His career began in the early 1990s with a self-titled debut album that went platinum in 1994. In reaction to the events of 9/11, Keith wrote the song “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American),” which struck a chord with military personnel yet courted controversy. ...
His pro-military stance wasn’t just fodder for songs, however. He went on 11 USO tours to visit and play for troops serving overseas. He also helped to raised millions for charity over his career, including building a home in Oklahoma City for kids and their families who are battling can...
During his career, Keith clashed with other celebrities and journalists and often pushed back against record executives who wanted to smooth his rough edges. And as predicted, "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)" did cause something of a storm at the time. ...
During his career, Keith clashed with other celebrities and journalists and often pushed back against record executives who wanted to smooth his rough edges. And as predicted, "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)" did cause something of a storm at the time. ...
Toby Keith's life and career will be the subject of an all-star tribute concert in Nashville in July, which will air on TV in August.