Trace Adkins

Despite reports to the contrary, Trace Adkins and his estranged wife, Rhonda, are not getting back together.

A Tennessee man is facing multiple criminal charges after driving his SUV into a crowd after a Trace Adkins concert, hitting four people and killing one of them.

Serapta's own Trace Adkins is the newest member of the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame!

I just love me some water parks and we got a pretty darn good one down the road in Baton Rouge. Blue Bayou/Dixie Landin' is located just off I-10 on Perkins Road and is open this weekend and will begin opening daily beginning on May 22nd.

Trace Adkin's estranged wife Rhonda has taken out a restraining order out preventing him from, "harassing, threatening or assaulting" her.

Trace Adkins' wife Rhonda has filed for divorce.

Turning a personal tragedy into a hit record is tricky, and not just for all the normal reasons that it's difficult to make a song into a hit. Artists who write a great personal song may be hesitant to record it for months or years. Taste of Country writer Billy Dukes considers three powerful songs and three artists who dealt with the personal tragedies that inspired them in very different ways. 

Trace Adkins' father has died. Aaron Doyle Adkins, a former mill worker, is remembered as a quiet and hardworking man who bestowed his love of country music on his oldest son. He died on Saturday (Feb. 1) at the age of 71.

Grand Ole Opry star, and Louisiana native Trace Adkins has left the rehab facility he has been staying in after a cruise ship brawl earlier this month.

Songwriting may be part of Trace Adkins' alcohol rehabilitation, as he stepped away from treatment to buy a new guitar over the weekend.

There has been a lot of discussion about Trace Adkins lately in regards to him having to leave a recent country music cruise due to a heated and possibly physical confrontation with an impersonator.

Earlier this week, Trace Adkins announced a second stint in an alcohol rehabilitation facility. He fell off the wagon during a cruise he was set to headline. It was his first taste of alcohol in over a decade -- since his last stay in rehab in 2002. While the singer seems to be taking full ownership of what happened on that boat, the incident shines a light on something not talked about very often

Trace Adkins has taken a step toward recovery, checking into rehab after falling off the wagon in his battle with alcoholism. However, a lot remains unclear about a fight that allegedly occurred between the star and an impersonator onboard the Country Cruising ship this week, which may have led him to check into the facility.

Louisiana native and country music star Trace Adkins has entered rehab for the second time after a brawl on a cruise ship.

It's a surprising, yet very intriguing combination. Country crooner Trace Adkins and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick are teaming up to host the fourth annual American Country Awards on Fox.

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.

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 was our very special guest on the Bruce & the Kennel Club this morning as he phoned in to chat about his new music, Celebrity Apprentice and his time in Cajun country.

One thing’s for sure: Trace Adkins is a strong example of what tough people do -- not only in his music, but also in life. The four-time Grammy-nominated artist has seen great success as well as devastating loss -- especially the 2011 loss of his house in an electrical fire while the singer was traveling to Alaska. Since then, he has realized the necessity of making every moment count, and that in