Montgomery Gentry

Montgomery Gentry recently released a new single called 'Headlights,' and now they've announced a very special partnership with GhostTunes, Garth Brooks' newly-launched digital music service.

Montgomery Gentry have released the lyric video for their new single 'Headlights.' Written by Wendell Mobley, Bob DiPiero and Tony Martin, the song is the duo's debut tune from their upcoming new album.

Today (Sept. 11) marks the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, when terrorists hijacked several passenger planes and flew them into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

The fair and festival season is wrapping up again for the summer, and it was another good one for live country entertainment. We saw Craig Morgan, Clay Walker, Josh Thompson, Chris Cagle, Confederate Railroad and others at various fairs and festivals in the Tri-State area.

A couple years ago, DOT Foods booked Montgomery Gentry for a concert exclusive for their employees. It was kind of a secret that Montgomery Gentry would be in town, but after the concert, they made a surprise appearance at the Holler and Swaller.

Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry are coming to this year's Concert in the Cornfield in South Jacksonville. They've been charting country hits as Montgomery Gentry since the late 90s, they've had three platinum-selling albums and have had a total of five No. 1 hits. Of all the songs Montgomery Gentry has released during their career, which has been your favorite?

The annual "Concert in the Cornfield" in South Jacksonville, Illinois will feature both Montgomery Gentry and Madd Hoss Jackson in 2014.

Troy Gentry of country duo Montgomery Gentry is mourning the death of his brother Keith. The country rockers shared the news with fans on Facebook on Sunday (June 29).

I love listening to songs I was once played on the radio, but have kind of disappeared over time. In that spirit, let's reminisce. Here are five songs you may have forgotten you loved.

Before each show on their summer run of tour dates, Montgomery Gentry are selecting a local hero to showcase during their set. The idea is simple: recognize a man or woman from local fire or police department, or someone who made a difference elsewhere. Then, simply say "thank you."