Lee Brice

November 6, 2006 George Strait, Sonny James and session guitarist Harold Bradley are officially inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame prior to the 40th annual Country Music Association awards at Nashville's Gaylord Entertainment Center.

Nominees (Awarded to songwriter): "Automatic" - Miranda Lambert, Nicolle Galyon and Natalie Hemby "Follow Your Arrow" - Brandy Clark, Shane MacAnally and Kasey Musgraves "Give Me Back My Hometown" - Eric Church and Luke Laird "I Don’t Dance" - Dallas Davidson, Lee Brice and Rob Hatch "I Hold On" - Brett James and Dierks Bentley   And the winner is

The CMA Awards air tonight on ABC. Here is a list of the nominees, along with my picks for each award (in italics and bold, quite like most of my predictions)...

Lee Brice is nominated for the CMA Song of the Year for his latest, 'I Don't Dance,' and he dropped in with Taste of Country to talk about the upcoming awards show.

Friday night (Sept. 12) is a night Lee Brice will undoubtedly never forget. The singer, who performed before a sold-out crowd at New York City's Madison Square Garden as the opening act on Luke Bryan's That's My Kind of Night Tour, was given a plaque by the RIAA, naming his single 'I Don't Dance' as the Fastest Certified Platinum Country Single of the Year.

Lee Brice's long-awaited 'I Don't Dance' album is finally in stores. But while listeners might naturally gravitate towards the album's first two singles, the title track and 'Drinking Class,' the singer-songwriter urges his fans to listen to the project from start to finish.

If there's one thing that Lee Brice won't tolerate, it's lies. After a fan falsely accused the 'I Don't Dance' hitmaker of drinking too much before taking the stage at a recent show, he responded angrily, later speaking out about how slanderous accusations such as that really "burn him up."

Lee Brice isn't afraid to stand up for himself, especially when someone says something untrue. The 'Drinking Class' singer recently replied on Twitter to an accusation that he says was completely false.

Lee Brice's 'I Don't Dance' album hits on Sept. 9, and the singer is amping up excitement with a brand new single. Brice stopped by 'The Late Show With David Letterman' to debut 'Drinking Class' on Tuesday (Sept. 2).

With ‘Drinking Class,’ Lee Brice has released the song that will close his shows for years to come.

Lee Brice may be a big country star, but the the singer says that he loves taking time off the road to spend with his wife and family.

Randy Houser, Lee Brice and Jerrod Niemann had a huge Wednesday night on July 30. The three friends got to perform on the Grand Ole Opry stage together.