Big & Rich

Today's catch of the day comes from the dynamic duo of country music.

Today's Catch of the Day comes from a duo whose resume' includes writing and producing for acts like James Otto and Gretchen Wilson, solo top 40 singles, soundtracks for movies such as Footloose and a founding member of Lonestar.

January 1st, 2003 Big Kenny Alpin, already $140,000 in debt, loses most of his last $200 playing black jack in a Las Vegas casino.

‘Lovin’ Lately’ is from Big & Rich's album, ‘Gravity.’ The new project is the duo’s first for their self-owned Big & Rich Records. Tim McGraw joins them on the studio version of ‘Lovin’ Lately,’

November 1, 2012 Blake Shelton wins three trophies during the 46th annual Country Music Association awards, broadcast on ABC from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.

October 28, 2001 Alan Jackson wakes up at 4:00 a.m., inspired to write "Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning)," a song about healing from terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon the previous month.

2000  LeDoux Receives Liver Transplant Chris LeDoux underwent a successful liver transplant, after discovering he has primary sclerosing cholangitis.

John Rich has launched his own lifestyle brand called Redneck Riviera.

Country music superstars Big & Rich will take to the stage on Fort Sill’s Polo Field Friday, April 25, as part of the “Tour for the Troops,” sponsored by the Air Force Reserve.

Big and Rich are back at country radio with a beautiful new song, ‘That’s Why I Pray,’ with powerful lyrics. Some of Nashville’s finest writers are responsible for penning the tune — Sarah Buxton, Danelle Leverett and Blair Daly.

Last week on KLAW's Country Song Showdown, Blake Shelton's "Over" beat Kenny Chesney's "Come Over" by a little more than a 2 to 1 margin. This week it's duo vs. duo as we put the new Big & Rich song, "That's Why I Pray" up against the new tune from Love and Theft, "Angel Eyes". ...

It’s been more than four years since Big & Rich released their last album, and the years since have seen both Big Kenny and John Rich start successful solo careers — but from all the fun they’ve been having on this year’s reunion tour, it’s obvious they missed making music together. Seeing Big & Rich back on stage raises the natural question of whether or not they’ll return to the studio f