Nashville

Is Connie Britton really finished on the CMT television series Nashville? In a recent interview, she talked about what it would take for her to return to the show.

It was an emotional episode of Nashville on Thursday (March 2) as the characters of Music City tried to grapple with the death of beloved matriarch Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton) in Episode 9.

Fans of the show Nashville got a real shocker Thursday (Feb. 23) and the star involved has taken to Instagram and interviews to explain what happened. There are some serious spoilers coming, so stop reading now if you don't want to know what happened.

Stars from the hit TV series Nashville will perform in England, Scotland and Ireland during their second international tour in June of 2017.

It was another jam-packed episode of CMT’s Nashville Thursday night (Jan. 26), full of emotional rollercoasters, young love and a rude British director.

Things continued to heat up on Thursday’s (Jan. 19) all-new episode of Nashville, moving forward on themes set up in the season premiere.

Nashville follows up the excitement-filled season 5 premiere with an equally dramatic second episode on Thursday (Jan. 12).

The Season 5 premiere of Nashville on its new home on CMT answered some of fans' questions from Season 4 (like 'what happened to Juliette?'), and opened up plenty of new intriguing story lines.

While Nashies were worried about the status of Connie Britton's role on hit-television series Nashville last year, the actress laid to rest all those fears.

It’s no secret that the fans of Nashville have been a driving force of the show. Due to their fierce passion for the characters and their stories, fan reaction played a crucial role in CMT’s decision to revive the show after its cancellation on ABC, something the cast is grateful for.

Things are about to get real on the new season of Nashville.

The cast and crew of Nashville are hard at work on the show's upcoming fifth season, and a newly-released trailer hints at plenty of drama for fans' favorite characters.

When Nashville returns to the airwaves in January, there will be a number of new faces in addition to the longtime stars of the show.

Instead of the usual push of current songs from new albums, today’s artists will honor the history of country music.

Fans who can't wait for the season premiere of Nashville in January now have a little teaser to get them through the long winter months.

Loretta Lynn has been forced to postpone two additional concerts following a surgery she underwent after a fall in late August. Her two sold-out concerts at the venue scheduled for Friday and Saturday are being postponed.