Many country fans know that Steel Magnolia's Joshua Scott Jones entered rehab in 2011 to address his alcoholism and substance abuse. Before he sought treatment, Jones says he was in such a dark place he contemplated suicide.
Steel Magnolia took to their official Facebook page this week to "clear up any confusion" about the future of the duo, but didn't quite answer the underlying question: did they break up?
Country duo Steel Magnolia may be on hiatus, but Joshua Scott Jones and Meghan Linsey are working on individual projects, with Jones announcing his debut solo album, aptly titled 'The Healing.'
Meghan Linsey, one half of country duo Steel Magnolia, is going solo, and she gives fans a taste of what's to come with a cover and quirky video of OneRepublic's 'Counting Stars.'
Nashville Kat had a neat story this morning about a great opportunity for James Otto. James is so excited that he's celebrating with a wardrobe change. He sent this picture out on twitter, so he must have wanted us to see it.
Joshua Scott Jones, otherwise known as the male half of country duo Steel Magnolia, announced Thursday on the group’s website that he’s entering rehab to battle an alcohol and substance abuse problem.