CMT — It's not every day that the Weather Channel reports on the latest goings-on in country music. But when you have a flood of such momentous proportions -- plus a big star with water-soaked equipment and a tour named H20 -- it's kind of a no-brainer tha... more info

ContactMusic — Gay country star CHELY WRIGHT struggled to recount her romance with BRAD PAISLEY in her memoir LIKE ME - because she felt so terrible about making the singer think she... more info

Detroit Free Press — There will be plenty of testosterone on stage at the CMT Awards next month. Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley and Zac Brown Band are now confirmed to perform. more info

The 9513 Country Music — Tom Roland recapped Sunday’s Music City Keep On Playin’ — A Benefit For Flood Relief event. Brad Paisley and his wife, Kimberly Williams-Paisley kicked the night off with a $100,000 donation and went on to help raise $1.7 million at last count.... more info

Perez Hilton — The "Music City Keep on Playin' – A Benefit for Flood Relief" telethon in Nashville raised more than $1.7 million with the city's country stars at the helm of the relief effort. Brad Paisley and his wife, actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley, co-hoste... more info

People.com — Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Sheryl Crow and others perform and answer phones for GAC's telethon more info

Starpulse — Brad Paisley kicked off a charity telethon for flood-ravaged Nashville, Tennessee by making a massive $100,000 donation to fund relief efforts. The country star was one of several celebrities who... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country music singers Brad Paisley, Keith Urban and Lady Antebellum joined other entertainment stars in performing and answering phones to help raise more than $1.5 million for flood relief for Tennessee. more info

ContactMusic — BRAD PAISLEY kicked off a charity telethon for flood-ravaged Nashville, Tennessee by making a massive $100,000 (67,000) donation to fund relief efforts.The country star... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Facility that stored equipment for country stars such as Taylor Swift, Brad Paisley, Keith Urban and Vince Gill, and housed instruments belonging to Jimi Hendrix, the Who's Peter Townshend and Johnny Cash, spent six days under nine feet of water. ... more info