Whiskey Falls

Rissi Palmer & Whiskey Falls

Riverfront Concert: Hal Ketchum & Whiskey Falls

Jack Ingram, Lee Greenwood, Whiskey Falls, Chuck Wicks, Mountain Heart

Whiskey Falls Biography

When the four members of Whiskey Falls first heard the blend of their voices, they immediately knew what they wanted to do – take their combined passion for music and meld it into one unique sound.

NEW ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Whiskey Falls

1/9/2008 — Whiskey Falls commands the essential ingredients for rock-inflected Country and adds their own distinctive attributes, the most evident being four-part harmonies that pound through "The Champ," soar like Eagles on "Last Train Running," nail some tricky intervals on "Let the Whiskey Fall," caress with a gentle yet muscular touch on "I Can't Stop Loving You" and sprinkle some Dixie dust on a Grateful Dead feel during the verses to "Days of Birmingham."

Whiskey Falls to Make Opry Debut This Weekend

August 21, 2007 — Whiskey Falls will be making their debut on the Grand Ole Opry on August 24. The band will sing their debut single "Last Train Running," which is currently in the Top 30 on the charts and climbing.

Whiskey Falls Hits Home Run

October 30, 2007 — Whiskey Falls received a lot of buzz from Major League Baseball this season with "Load Up The Bases (The Baseball Song)" from their self-titled debut album.

Whiskey Falls Into Stores Today

September 25, 2007 — The debut CD from Whiskey Falls hits stores today, although during the past few months several tracks from the self-titled album have already shown up on the radio and even a few television shows.

Whiskey Falls Performs for Kids' Charity

December 10, 2007 — Whiskey Falls showed its heart for sick kids with a performance for children with heart disease, the AP reports.

Garth, Taylor, Exile Lead TV Talk

Jan. 13, 2009 — Garth Brooks, Taylor Swift, Exile and Whiskey Falls are a few of the country stars in a barrage of new TV stuff just being unveiled for the weeks and months ahead. Their new projects range from a GAC interview show to a historical moment at the Lincoln Monument in Washington, D.C.

Keith Anderson Hails National Pastime

March 31, 2008 - Before he became a country artist, Keith Anderson considered the idea of a career in Major League Baseball, and he was good enough that he caught the attention of the Kansas City Royals. However, Keith suffered a shoulder injury that derailed those dreams, but he still is a big fan of the game, even while it endures controversy over steroid use.

GAC Presents the CMA Riverfront Concert Series

Blake Shelton is the host for GAC's exclusive 13-part concert series, featuring the hottest performances from the Nashville Riverfront Park stage at the 2007 CMA Music Festival. Watch streaming videos, browse photos and check times!

Cowboy Crush Biography

There's no band out there like Cowboy Crush. They sing like angels, play like demons, and have more fun while they're doing it than anyone you've ever seen onstage.