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Country stars share their memories of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Sure, some of these artists have won Grammys -- but the best kind of "grammy" is the kind that makes you home-baked chocolate chip cookies.

While September is known as the month of backpacks, sharpened pencils, early alarm clocks and kids across the United States returning to school, it's also a month in which many, many country stars celebrate with cake -- because it's their birth month!

Born Eilleen Regina Edwards in Ontario, Canada, in 1965, Twain is the best-selling female country music artist, and one of the best-selling artists of all time, period.

Think you're McBride's ultimate fan? Let's find out!

This country superstar's career has yielded some truly unforgettable moments.

Every great artist begins with a great song. But while the singer often receives the most recognition when a song becomes a hit, the songwriters too deserve much of the credit.

Tritt's country music career began three decades ago, when he signed with Warner Bros. Records, but his love for music was born long before he inked that deal.

Throughout her career, she's headlined and co-headlined many tours.

For more than 30 years, Mary Chapin Carpenter has helped define country music.

Age ain't nothing but a number ... and an app.

Texas singer Koe Wetzel delivered a high-energy, whiskey-soaked set, following the release of his latest album, 'Harold Saul High.'