Tanya Tucker Would Rather Be Celebrated While ... rock spectacle into her music to Los Angeles and released an album, “TNT,” that was mistaken as a cold shoulder to the country world.

Tanya Tucker became a country star at a shockingly ... but Tucker decided to shake things up when she recorded her 1978 rock album TNT, an unheard-of move for a country star at the time.

The anthemic tune, originally released by Ed Bruce, became a trademark cut from Tucker’s rock-infused 1978 album TNT. Chris Janson ... along from her box seat. Tanya Tucker seen in the audience ...

Originally recorded by country artist Ed Bruce in 1977, Tucker covered “Texas When I Die” a year later, the debut single from her ninth studio album, TNT ... Luke Combs, Tanya Tucker, Vince ...

Tanya Tucker sings a moving ballad about aging and mortality in her new song “When the Rodeo Is Over (Where Does the Cowboy Go).” It’s the second release from the incoming Country Music Hall of Fame ...

Tanya Tucker did not let much time slip away after the Country Music Hall of Fame announced her impending induction this week before coming out with an announcement of her own: She has a second ...

Tanya Tucker did not let much time slip away after the Country Music Hall of Fame announced her impending induction this week before coming out with an announcement of her own: She has a second album ...

Two days after she was named among the 2023 inductees to the Country Music Hall of Fame, Tanya Tucker has announced the release of her next album, Sweet Western Sound. The project finds Tucker ...

Tanya Tucker's ride to peerless Music City acclaim continues with the announcement of her 26th studio album, "Sweet Western Sound," on June 2 with Fantasy Records. She will play at the Ryman ...

Two-time Grammy winning entertainment legend Tanya Tucker, who, earlier this week, became the newest inductee into the Country Music Hall of Fame, will release her highly-anticipated new album ...