Hank Williams Jr.

Hank Williams, Jr. is not afraid of controversy, but according to the artist, his new song “God and Guns” from his most recent record It’s About Time doesn’t fall into that category.

Game on!

Hank Williams Jr. has never been afraid to speak his mind, and he's taking on contemporary country with his new album, It's About Time.

Hank Jr. appeared on stage for the first time in 1964, it wasn't until the mid '70's that Bocephus challenged the country music industry with his southern rock, blues and country sound.

Chief and Bocephus will sing Waylon to begin the 2015 CMA Awards on Nov. 4.

Day 1 of the biggest country music festival in America included sets from Big & Rich, Hank Williams Jr., Rascal Flatts and more.

Hank Williams Jr. took the stage at 2015 WE Fest wearing a black hat with the word "ICON" inscribed on the front. During his time onstage, he showed attendees that yes, he is truly an icon in country music.

Fans filled nearly two city blocks to hear Hank Williams, Jr. sing his hits during the NRA Country Jam on Friday night (April 10). Lower Broadway in Nashville was shoulder-to-shoulder from 6th Ave. to Honky Tonk Central on 4th Ave., and the crowd arrived early.

Hank Williams Jr. developed his own sound combining traditional country with some southern rock. Since he began performing, Hank Jr.'s made a lot of music. Here's where you'll find all of Hank Jr.'s 'official music videos’.

The inaugural American Country Countdown Awards just got a lot more star power.

A Michigan man has died after being assaulted at a Hank Williams, Jr. concert on Sunday (Aug. 17). The victim, 55-year-old Robert Kobe, was pronounced dead Tuesday (Aug. 19) following the incident.

The final day of the Taste of Country Music Festival included a rowdy set from Hank Williams Jr., and more polished performances from newcomer Chase Rice, and Vocal Duo of the Year winner Thompson Square.