Lady Antebellum

Lady Antebellum didn't just open the 2013 American Country Awards with a performance of 'Compass.' They also pocketed the award for Group of the Year and Single of the Year by a Duo or Group!

It's always fun to see country music artists all gussied up in their best, and the red carpet at the 2013 American Music Awards was no exception, with our favorite stars putting their best fashion foot forward. These five artists were just a few of those who best represented the genre on Nov. 24.

Lady Antebellum took the 'TODAY' stage Monday morning (Nov. 11) to give a big thank you to our veterans. The band gave energetic performances including their hit song 'Downtown' to a crowd full of veterans in NYC.

Finally! New mom Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum has shared the first true photo of her precious baby girl Eisele Kaye, who was born over the summer.

Lady Antebellum still plan to take their fans downtown on the Take Me Downtown Tour, but the entire run of dates has been postponed, with a new start date in early 2014.

There may be nothing funnier than celebrities reading mean tweets about themselves. Jimmy Kimmel has done it again, this time with a musician edition of his popular 'Mean Tweets' segment. Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker and many others read the worst of the them.

A shooting at the Washington, D.C. Navy Yard has Americans and the world looking on in shock and concern on Monday (Sept. 16).

Lady Antebellum have announced their early 2014 touring plans. The Take Me Downtown Tour with Kip Moore and Kacey Musgraves will continue through April, but the way the group broke the news is what fans are talking about today. Charles Kelley called on celebrities to help him with the announcement, but something about Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga and company seems off...

Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott has yet to introduce new baby Eisele Kaye to the world, but she's inching closer. The singer shared an adorable photo with fans this week that -- while not a face shot -- is bound to induce a chorus of "Awwwww."

A number of country music's biggest stars have taken on new personas to flush out new creative opportunities, and not all of these alter egos were meant as jokes. Sure, one can't imagine Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum pursuing a full-time career as Dick Fantastic, but several superstars did just that.