Joe Nichols

Joe Nichols paid tribute to Haggard with a "Misery and Gin" cover at Stagecoach Festival in 2016, six months after the legend's passing.

Fans who attended Garth Brooks' two concerts in California over the weekend got way more than they paid for when Joe Nichols dropped in on back-to back nights to deliver an unannounced opening set.

They may be stars now, but some of country music's most popular performers really paid their dues in their early days.

Growing up, Joe Nichols says he was about as smooth as a cheese grater when it came to women. Those are his words, and they're shocking when you look at and listen to him now.

Joe Nichols hasn't just thought of using embarrassment as a way to discipline his kids when they don't do something they're supposed to do — he does it "all the time."

Joe Nichols talks to The Boot about his upcoming new album.

With Valentine's Day on the horizon, Taste of Country asked over a dozen different country artists to share their first kiss stories. The responses are captured in these videos.

Joe Nichols has a bone to pick with some of his fellow country artists. The "Yeah" singer believes many of today's biggest names have lost touch with their audience, which means their songs are not as powerful and effective as they could be.

Lady Antebellum had to cancel Sunday's show at the Allegan County Fair, the rest of the week will go on as scheduled.

Joe Nichols stopped by the Taste of Country Nights studio to chat with host Sam Alex about baseball, his new baby and getting fired from his late-night Djing gig.