News about Tanya Tucker

Renee Blair revealed her pregnancy at the 58th Academy Of Country Music Awards in Texas on Thursday. By debuting her bump on the red carpet, the Holy Cowboy singer revealed that she and her producer husband, Jordan Schmidt, are expecting a child. The happy couple co-wrote Hardy's Wait In The Truck, which was named Year of the Year.

During a news conference held by Vince Gill at the hall's museum in Nashville on Monday morning, Country Music Hall Of Fame announced Tanya Tucker, Patty Loveless, and Bob McDill as its three new inductees for the class of 2023. Tucker, 64, who is considered the highest honor a country artist can achieve, will be inducted into the 'Veterans Era Artist' category. Through the 'Modern Age Artist' category, the doors were opened to Loveless, 66, 66 years old. According to Variety, McDill, 78, will have a 'Songwriter' category, which is in rotation every three years with the 'Recording and/or Touring Musician' and 'Non-Performer' categories. All three of this year's inductees are truly one-of-kind storytellers,' Country Music Association CEO Sarah Trahern said during the launch, 'Tanya, Patty, and Bob all have a unique voice and a willingness to share tales that more accurately reflect American life.' "While their influence is felt in a variety of ways, their songs are reminiscent of their age and culture,' she continued, depicting a timeless authenticity that will have no boundaries.' These three indeserving inductees into the Country Music Hall of Fame are most deserving.'