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America celebrated its 237th birthday on Thursday, July 4. To keep the party and celebration going, Trace Adkins recorded a live rendition of the new song 'Take It From Me' at his St. Louis show on the Fourth. The rough and tumble country superstar decided to generously share it with fans and to offer it as a free download after the fact.

On a break from filming an upcoming movie called 'Mom's Night Out,' Trace Adkins admitted that he's working on improving his acting chops just in case his voice ever goes out. But acting doesn't come quite as easily to him as singing does just yet. Adkins says he does his best work on the set when he's acting like he can act.

The Virginian is coming back as a movie, the lead role will be played by country superstar Trace Adkins. This will not be Trace Adkins first acting role, recently he starred in the motion picture "Wyatt Earp's Revenge." When appearing as a contestant on the TV reality show "Celebrity Apprentice," Adkins said that he thought his country music career may be coming to an end and w

Country crooner Trace Adkins has been frank about his future, recently admitting that his music career may be nearing its end before enjoying success with his new album 'Love Will ...' While it seems that the 'Watch the World End' singer is thriving within country music, he may get another break -- this time, in Hollywood.

There's an intentional darkness that lingers over Trace Adkins' new single 'Watch the World End,' a duet with pop singer Colbie Caillat. It's an effective love song that also succeeds in painting a vivid picture of the apocalypse.

Day 2 of the Taste of Country Music Festival brought some sunshine and a few of the rowdiest bands in country music out to play. Beginning with newcomer Rachel Farley -- who more than held her own -- the six acts to take the stage in Hunter, N.Y. shook the valley of the venue located in the Catskills Mountains on Friday (June 14).

Day 2 of the Taste of Country Music Festival drew to a close with a major bang. Thousands of country music fans piled onto Hunter Mountain on Friday (June 14) to witness the greatness that is Trace Adkins -- and he didn't disappoint.

Trace Adkins seems like he's on a hot streak, but to hear him tell the tale, he feels like his career could be over at any time. In a candid new interview, the country star and recent 'Celebrity Apprentice' winner expresses doubts about getting radio airplay for his new album, 'Love Will.'

Trace Adkins and the summer concert season are open for business!

In between fun songs like "Swing" and "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" there have been heart touching ones like "Then They Do" and "You're Gonna Miss This" from Trace Adkins. He recently released a whole album of songs like those latter two; it's an album of love songs called "Love Will...". But it wasn't done intentionally.

'Love Will …' is the new collection of love songs from Trace Adkins. It's a project that makes complete sense, as few men in country music can match the singer's romantic baritone. Adkins says he didn't intend to make the project he ended up with, however.

Trace Adkins' return to 'Celebrity Apprentice All-Stars' paid off in a huge way, as he was "hired" by host/executive producer Donald Trump in Sunday night's heated competition against fellow finalist, Penn Jillette, winning the show.