Country music star Bill Anderson explained Monday he suffered a “freak accident” and injured his back, causing him to cancel his Saturday performance at the Grand Ole Opry. He was scheduled to appear ...

I was in excruciating pain,” the legend shared, adding he’s on the mend, “thanks to a bunch of ice packs and pain pills.” ...

Country music legend Bill Anderson has called off a slate of shows, including a performance at the Grand Ole Opry, after he said a freak accident resulted in a nasty injury. The 87-year-old has ...

Country music legend Bill Anderson shared a health update Monday advising fans that a “freak accident” led to the cancelation ...

Country Music Icon, 87, Cancels Upcoming Performance Due to 'Freak Accident' originally appeared on Parade. Country music ...

Anderson canceled multiple appearances, including a show at the Grand Ole Opry, after suffering an injury that he describes ...

Country music star Bill Anderson explained the "freak accident" that forced him to cancel Grand Ole Opry performance and ...

Throughout his six-plus decades in country music, Bill Anderson has been lauded for his considerable talents as both an artist and a songwriter, with more than 30 top 10 Billboard Country Songs ...

Back in 1957, a 19-year old Mr. Anderson took his guitar to the rooftop of a hotel at Commerce, Georgia, and wrote something called “City Lights.” A country music legend, Ray Price, took a shine to ...

After writing the Country Music Association's (CMA) 2001 Vocal Event of the Year ("Too Country" a song where Anderson is featured alongside George Jones, Buck Owens and Paisley) and 2005 Song of ...

A new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will spotlight the life and musical contributions of Bill Anderson, who rose to fame with hits "8X10," "Mama Sang a Song" and perhaps ...

Country Music Hall of Fame member Bill Anderson and modern outlaw Jamey Johnson lament the swift passage of time and take a stroll through a classic car museum in the new video for “Everybody ...