Brad Paisley

Brad Paisley's track 'Accidental Racist' stirred up much controversy when 'Wheelhouse' was released and is possibly one of the most controversial songs in country music. The singer, never one to mince words, recently shared what he learned from this experience.

Brad Paisley’s 2013 Beat This Summer Tour just got a little hotter! The country crooner added more dates to the tour, continuing the trek through November.

Brad Paisley is passionate about helping the people of Haiti. Seven months ago, he visited the region to help build clean water stations. Now, he has returned to the country as part of the human-centered film project that accompanies his ballad 'I Can't Change the World.'

Let's flashback to September 2008. Gas cost $3.39 a gallon Milk was $2.65 a gallon Bread was $1.68 a loaf A Dozen Eggs cost $1.29 There were three country songs in September 2008 that topped the country charts. What were they?

Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood are two peas in a pod ... at least when it comes to co-hosting the CMA Awards.

Brad Paisley is planning to release a film based on his new 'Wheelhouse' single 'I Can't Change the World.' He is aiming for the project, which is fictional but based on true stories, to screen in theaters, as well.

At his Shoreline Amphitheater gig in Mountain View, Calif. on Thursday (Aug. 22), Brad Paisley had a few special guests, among them classic rocker John Fogerty and tourmate Chris Young, who is recovering from a leg infection and surgery which caused him to table a few gigs.

Brad Paisley is a major prankster. He's notorious for his love of sneaky shenanigans on tour -- usually done to his openers. But this time, his opening acts Lee Brice and the Henningsens got to him first, pulling a major prank on the singer.

Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood are back! The big announcement was made Monday night (Aug. 12) during the pre-taped CMA Music Festival broadcast on ABC. The pair will return to host the 2013 CMA Awards in Nashville this November. It's their sixth time co-hosting the ceremony.

Brad Paisley sat down with Sean Hannity of 'Hannity' on Fox News and talked about being one of the funniest men in country music, known for his sense of humor. He also discussed how he has been able to sustain his success over a long period of time. He did so without his trusty cowboy hat, too!

'I Can't Change the World' is Brad Paisley's anthemic ballad from his 'Wheelhouse' album. As a vocalist, he rarely soars like he does on this sonically complex, but lyrically simple love song. His performance as a singer and guitarist actually overshadows the strength of the song.

Brad Paisley is going to demonstrate his own very special talent on NBC's hit show 'America's Got Talent' this week. And, what will the 40-year-old country crooner do? Play music, of course -- in the form of his new single 'I Can't Change the World.'

Brad Paisley followed up his recent funny stint on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' -- where he and the host teamed up for the parody protest song 'Balls in Your Mouth' -- with a serious turn on 'America's Got Talent.' The singer and guitarist performed his ballad 'I Can't Change the World' on the summer's hottest reality talent show, and it was a moving, poignant delivery.

Brad Paisley took a pause from his Beat This Summer Tour to hit up 'Late Night WIth Jimmy Fallon,' where he teamed up with the funnyman for a duet of the "protest song" called 'Balls in Your Mouth.' Trust us -- it's not what you think!

Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is featured on the cover of Rolling Stone this week. It's a picture and statement that has upset millions of Americans and caused two convenience store chains to ban the issue. Country stars like Brad Paisley are also upset. John Rich spent the better part of two hours tweeting his disgust.

Brad Paisley and his fans are a generous bunch. At the country superstar's Saratoga Springs, N.Y. show, the fans rallied together and brought a total of 900 pounds of food and raised $400 worth of donations for the Feed Our Vets charity.