Brad Paisley

Brad Paisley had so much fun appearing in the season finale of ABC's hit drama 'Nashville,' he's returning to the set for a second cameo.

Brad Paisley's Beat This Winter Tour just got a shot of between-show set energy with the addition of Dee Jay Silver.

Brad Paisley brought a dose of country to the 2014 People's Choice Awards with a performance of his newest hit, 'The Mona Lisa.'

Brad Paisley was presented with the prestigious Harmony Award by the Nashville Symphony in a special ceremony on Saturday (Dec. 14).

Brad Paisley was in his element at the 2013 American Country Awards, as he not only got the chance to perform 'Mona Lisa,' but he also received the rare Video Visionary Award.

A lawsuit alleging that the songwriters behind Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood's hit duet 'Remind Me' stole from another songwriter will move forward after a federal judge ruling in Nashville on Tuesday (Dec. 3).

Brad Paisley once again proves that the number of ways to say "you're beautiful" are infinite. On 'The Mona Lisa,' the singer again shows that his songwriting skills are only bested by his guitar playing.

Brad Paisley's wife Kimberly Williams-Paisley may play someone's mistress on the hit show 'Nashville,' but in real life, she and her superstar husband are totally committed to one another, despite rumors.

When you pair the words "video" and "visionary" together, many country music fans probably think of Brad Paisley, who is known for his long list of immensely creative music videos. Now, he's being recognized for exactly that, with the prestigious Video Visionary Award.

After adding an additional leg to his 2013 Beat This Summer Tour, Brad Paisley has decided he isn't ready to hop off the tour bus quite yet. The singer has renamed his run the Beat This Winter Tour, ready to brave snowflakes and icicles for a chance to connect with his fans in 2014.

Brad Paisley made it his mission to track down the woman who fooled him, his wife and possibly two dozen others into thinking she was a little girl dying of cancer. And he succeeded.

Now that they're in their sixth year of hosting the CMA Awards, Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood are used to the high pressure of live television -- and of course, that includes the all-important opening monologue.