“I don’t apologize for performing for our country or military,” he said in a statement to Entertainment Weekly.“I performed at events for previous presidents [George W.] Bush and Obama and over 200 shows in Iraq and Afghanistan for the USO.” Keith took inspiration from an unlikely ...
Singer, songwriter and entertainer Toby Keith was celebrating Independence Day a few years back when the idea for his song "Happy Birthday America" came to him. So it's only fitting that an artist known for his patriotism and support of military service members – and perhaps misunderstood for...
Keith made a point of showing his support for American troops stationed overseas. He played over 280 USO shows across 18 countries, visiting 132 military bases and locations. All in all, he entertained over 250,000 service men and women and made more visits to active combat zones than ...
“Toby was the embodiment of GOD, Family, & Country… and had a way of making you stand up a little taller when singing about (or honoring) our service men and women. We are better country music artists because of the life and legacy of Toby Keith. Rest well, brother, may your music...
Keith continued, "So they've put this thing together, intricately, beat on it for six months. They've got a great plan together, and we built a new set, and we're getting the trucks and busses fired up. Our plan is to go forward, don't let this stuff define our future, let's...
“I have always enjoyed Toby Keith’s music throughout the years. He’s always been a patriot with his continued support for our military. This one hits hard for sure!”– Johnny Lee “I knew Toby from back in our Oklahoma nightclub days. He was the leader of the “Easy Money“ ban...
Keith Richards, Post Malone, Blake Shelton, Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris and Brad Paisley were among those celebrating this year's inductees.
Toby Keith, who died this week at age 62, was known for his overt patriotism, as demonstrated by his unapologetic 2002 hit "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)."
Toby Keith, who died this week at age 62, was known for his overt patriotism, as demonstrated by his unapologetic 2002 hit "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)."
Krystal Keith, daughter of Toby Keith, performs onstage for the Toby Keith: American Icon tribute at Bridgestone Arena on July 29, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Universal Music Group) The Stars Came Out To Celebrate Toby Keith Last night, thousands of...