brantley gilbert

There are a number of country stars who enjoy a bit of marijuana every so often, or have at least tried it -- including some who may surprise you.

As his band plays a hard-edged version of Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" he says, "Yeah, f--k that" and throws the can to the ground.

It's a pretty cool opportunity for fans.

Gilbert got the chance to meet and play with Lynyrd Skynyrd several times over the years.

Brantley Gilbert has a special treat: five new songs on his 'So Help Me God' album.

Gilbert is known for rowdy crowds, but there's some behavior he just won't tolerate.

It's not the first time Brantley has toured outside the genre.

"I think there's a lot of ol' boys like me that we like what we like and you know, the new way of doing things and the new way of thinking about things doesn't really sit right with us sometimes."

He's already working on his next album.

Brantley says they're just like any other kids.

Brantley Gilbert is holding the door wide open for Jelly Roll, Adam Calhoun, UpChurch and more.

Brantley Gilbert never holds back during an interview, and this new one was no different.

The new single — a collaboration with Blake Shelton and Vince Gill — makes a pledge to traditionalism.

Brantley Gilbert officially has new music on the way, and it's coming VERY soon.

Brantley knows a good tractor by its color.

These two will be singing this on their "Son of the Dirty South" Tour this summer.

Put your beer down and remember why you get to enjoy it.

Brantley and Jason sing together for the first time on this new tune.

Maybe it's a practice that will never be perfected.

Duet partners Hardy and Keith join Gilbert for the over-the-top, tongue-in-cheek new music video.