In 1986 Randy Travis released an album that sold four million copies and became a cornerstone in the 'new traditionalist' movement in Nashville. Many artists have been inspired by this project, including Alan Jackson, Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, Carrie Underwood, and Tim McGraw. Now Randy is re-releasing many of those same hits, accompanied by some of today's hottest artists who still look up to him. We sat down with Randy to talk about some of the tracks on the new '25th Anniversary Celebration.' Check it out here.

Tracy Lawrence is all about giving back. He's been fortunate enough to enjoy success in life, and he wants to be able to pass that success on to others, whether it's a turkey fry at the Nashville Rescue Mission or his second annual 'Golf For A Cure' to help women battle breast cancer. The two-day event featured plenty of live music and many of Tracy's friends came out to tee off with him. Kelly Lynn headed out to the Five Oaks Golf and Country Club in Lebanon, Tennessee to check it all out. Join the golf outing here.

As a native of Sydney, Australia, Craig Morrison had big dreams of a career in music. He moved to Music City last year to make a go of it, and the decision is already paying off. His self-titled U-S debut was released about a month ago, and the single 'Fences' has already hit the Top Five on the Australian Country Music Tracks chart. Kelly Lynn caught up with Craig to hear all about his new music. Hear all about it here.