Billy Currington news

COMSTOCK PARK, MI - Platinum-selling country recording artist Billy Currington, presented by B-93, will headline a country concert at Fifth Third Ballpark on Friday, July 27.

We now know who will headline Houston's most patriotic celebration, "Freedom Over Texas."

Country icon Kenny Rogers made singer Billy Curringtons lifelong dream come true on Wednesday 09May12 by inviting him onstage for a duet during his show in Nashville Tennessee The veteran Lady hitmaker was performing the first of two nights at Nashvil...

Like Eric Church, Billy Currington and Luke Bryan before him, this young Nashville up-and-comer prefers a weathered baseball cap over a crisp 10-gallon number.

Follow CT Lifestyle & Entertainment News On The Courant's Features Buzz Facebook Page Billy Currington has sold more than 11 million albums and scored seven No. 1 country hits since his debut in 2003. He's opened for some of the biggest names in country music, from Kenny Chesney and Brad Paisley to Sugarland and Carrie Underwood. For the first time in his career, in 2012 the easygoing Georgia ...

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Country star Billy Currington will play Huntingtons Big Sandy Superstore Arena Friday at 7:30 p.m.Currington has produced many No. 1 hits since 2003. Over the years, hes toured with musicians like Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley and Sugarl...

Monroe County Fair tickets will go on sale May 19 for the Billy Currington concert July 30, the demolition derby shows July 31 and all other grandstand attractions during fair week.

HUNTINGTON -- Somebody is going to be having a "Party for Two" with platinum-selling country singer Billy Currington.

Y ou don’t have to be a fortune teller to know the future of country music. You just had to be one of the lucky 5,200 at the Billy Currington concert Friday night at the K-Rock Centre. With six- No.[...]

Get your cow-boy hats ready, a country star is hitting that stage at this year's 29th annual "On The Waterfront" festival.

GLENS FALLS -- Glens Falls Civic Center must be doing something right — to borrow from a Billy Currington song title — when it comes to selling tickets for country music acts.