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Taylor Swift opened up about her growing love for country music and why she felt more connected to her Nashville roots.
Two decades after her self-titled debut introduced her to country music fans, Swift has already rerecorded the album. But whether she plans to release it remains an unanswered question.
It's something fans have been wondering, and in many cases clamoring for, for at least 14 years (or a full 16 if you're a real genre stickler): When will Taylor Swift go country again? Twenty years ago, Swift broke through as a rising Nashville star ...
Days after mysterious, cloud-dotted “TS” billboards popped up around the globe — followed by a matching blue-and-yellow countdown on Taylor Swift’s website — the musician confirmed Monday that she’ll contribute a new original song, “I Knew It ...
Taylor Swift is looking back at the country roots that launched her career — and the first song she ever released now carries even more meaning after everything that's happened since. In a new 20-year retrospective, Swift reflected on "Tim McGraw," the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Twenty years after "Tim McGraw" introduced Taylor Swift to country radio, the singer is returning to her roots. Swift released "I Knew It, I Knew You" at midnight on June 5, an original ...
This story has been updated with information on how to listen to the live broadcast. Taylor Swift is returning to country radio for a new interview this weekend as she continues to publicly embrace her country roots. Wayne D and Tay will sit down with ...
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Country singer known for ‘country-versial’ lyrics dead at 84: ‘Lost a great entertainer’
Pat Garrett, a country music singer and songwriter who claimed to have played an early role in Taylor Swift’s career, has died, according to multiple reports. He was 84. Garrett, whose real name was Pat Sickafus,
In 2012, Taylor Swift gave $4 million to Nashville’s Country Music Museum for an education center. In 2025, it ran 2,000+ programs for 125,000+ people.