Sunny Sweeney

These four country talents know how to make a classic all their own.

The place to be this Friday, Sept. 27, is Scottie's Grill with a performance from Texas singer/songwriter Sunny Sweeney.

Artists are overwhelmingly supportive of the troops.

Y'all can keep your "Jingle Bells," and "Please Come Home for Christmas"'s, cause down here in Texas we've got badass original tunes for Christmas.

While some country stars may not be able to leave their homes without sunglasses and a baseball cap on, lest they be spotted by fans or paparazzi, the tables turn on Halloween.

Sunny Sweeney is hoping her song and story of infertility and miscarriage help break down the taboos around the topic. "Bottle by My Bed" is not just another country drinking song.

Watch five incredible tributes from country stars to brave members of the military.

Sure, they're great onstage and all, but can anyone celebrate Halloween quite like country stars? From sexy to scary, sometimes hilarious and sometimes adorable, these singers know how to pick costumes.

A photo gallery of country stars' yearbook pictures.

Back in July, folks at Saxon Pub in Austin were treated to a new song from Sunny Sweeney and Brennen Leigh. The duet called "But You Like Country Music" works to convey the idea that despite our many differences, in this case a woman and a man with differing world and political views, country music can bring us together.

  // In case you missed my favorite outtake of this show...be sure and check out my friend Mandy's stretching routine before the dance! #badgirlphase #dancingMandy #TrishasTable #funfunfun Posted by Trisha Yearwood on Saturday, July 4, 2015 Over the July 4th weekend the world was treated to a very special guest on Trisha Yearwood's Southern Cooking television show - Sunny Sweeney! Whether you cau

I won't lie. I don't cook. As much as it breaks my momma's heart, I am a TERRIBLE cook. I can barely even make a bag of microwave popcorn without burning down the house.