Randy Owen

"We want this to continue to help the city, the town, the state, and just help people in general."

As a result of the death in the family, two Alabama shows slated for this weekend are being rescheduled for December.

Green feels no pressure to write during the pandemic, but one song he did write captures the mood.

It's amazing what a song can do for your soul.

First-time and returning artists flocked to Memphis, Tenn., in January for the 30th anniversary of Country Cares, and former St. Jude patients shared their stories.

Owen wanted to launch a campaign to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and he hoped that the country music industry would join him in rallying behind the cause. Did they ever.

He couldn't help but cry — he had to leave the stage.

Owen founded the Country Cares for St. Jude Kids program 30 years ago, in 1989.

There are many -- too many -- country stars who have had cancer or have been personally affected by it in some way.

Luke Bryan and Nashville stars Charles Esten and Clare Bowen recently supported. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital during an event at the Grand Ole Opry.

The star of the Grand Ole Opry on Wednesday night (Sept. 13) wasn't Randy Owen or Charles Esten. It wasn't even Luke Bryan. A 5-year-old named Kael stole the hearts of everyone watching and listening.

If you become a Partner in Hope between 12 and 1 this afternoon, a really cool autographed guitar could be yours.