Sara Evans

Tens of thousands of country fans braved heavy rain showers and cast aside worries about the LP Field show scheduled for day three of CMA Music Festival being cancelled, to enjoy Keith Urban, Florida Georgia Line and more on Saturday night.

In front of a large crowd which included a group of servicemen and women directly in front of the stage, Sara Evans kicked off the Fox News All American Summer Concert Series on Friday (5/23), and she absolutely nailed her performance.

Sara Evans and Cassadee Pope are just a few of the country stars appearing in Fox News' All-American Summer Concert Series which kicks off today (May 23).

From helping with the crops to getting on her horse to wrangle in the cattle, Sara Evans really lived the rural life.

A much more confident Sara Evans emerges on the 11 songs that make up ‘Slow Me Down,’ her new studio album. From top to bottom this project is a blast of energy. Even the ballads pop with new life an exuberance.

The new album from Sara Evans is available right now, and the singer wants to upgrade your 'Slow Me Down' experience. Enter here to win a signed guitar, and a signed copy of the new album.

Sara Evans' invited Vince Gill to sing on a song called 'Better Off,' a ballad from her' new 'Slow Me Down' album. The cut finds Evans in her wheelhouse. “‘Better Off’ is a stone-cold country song,” she says in this behind-the-song video exclusive to Taste of Country.

Tattoos are becoming more and more prevalent these days, with many big fans wanting to show their love for their favorite country music artists in a very ... dedicated ... way. Unfortunately, sometimes that devotion can turn into something to be less than proud of.

Sara Evans has visited the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital twice -- once before she had kids, and once (this past January) after. The most recent visit changed her perspective, she tells Taste of Country.

Sara Evans has just unveiled the covert art and track listing for her seventh studio album 'Slow Me Down,' but fans will only want time to speed up so they can get their hands on the record.

All five nominees for the Heartwarming Moment of the Year award at the 2014 Taste of Country Awards involve kids ... duh. Country artists go out of of their way to help children in need, turning up in the most surprising places. It's the only format where a dying girl can ask to get a phone call from her favorite singer and actually receive it.

In the winter of 2004, a few country stars were thinking of the great outdoors. Gary Allan had "Nothing On But The Radio". Brad Paisley had me wanting to get some "Mud On The Tires". But it was newcomer Blake Shelton that had me day dreaming of "Some Beach" somewhere. Blake was so convincing, "Some Beach" was No.1 for four weeks straight. 2004 also had other