Keith, who first rose to fame with the 1993 hit song “Should’ve Been a Cowboy,” remained one of country music's most prominent faces.

The 34-year-old pop sensation arguably would not be where she is today without country music legend Toby Keith.

Americans lost an icon and a man of virtue and character on Monday night -- and many on the left could not be happier about it.

Keith shared his patriotism with fans in Las Vegas less than two months ago during a concert that would be his final one.

His 2002 song “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)” included a threat to anyone who dared to mess with America.

It was not known what substance the singer was accused of possessing at the time of his arrest on Thursday.

A video of of Elle King's profane Grand Ole Opry performance went viral on social media and angered many music fans.

The country music star was charged with disorderly conduct for allegedly assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest.

Deford made the analogy of 190 people a day dying of Fentanyl every day, comparing it to the number of people on a 737 plane.

“Imagine if our government worked as hard to take care of veterans as they do pedophiles," the country singer wrote.