Topix — Country superstar Brad Paisley was supposed to start gearing up rehearsals for his H20 Tour today in Nashville. more info

The 9513 Country Music — Tickets for Music City Keep on Playin’ – A Benefit for Flood Relief, the first nationally televised telethon for Nashville flood aid, went on sale today. The event includes Kellie Pickler, Will Hoge, Brad Paisley, Lady Antebellum, Dierks Bentley,... more info

CMT — Warning. If you love guitars, these pictures may be too graphic to handle. These are photos Brad Paisley posted on his Twitter page to show his nearly 112,000 followers the havoc that the Nashville floods wreaked on the instruments and gear he had st... more info

All About Jazz — NASHVILLE -- The country music star Brad Paisley was one of hundreds of performers who feared for their instruments this week after the Cumberland River overflowed. The water covered large areas of Nashville, flooding the Grand Ole Opry stage with... more info

Topix — The country music star Brad Paisley was one of hundreds of performers who feared for their instruments this week after the Cumberland River overflowed. more info

ContactMusic — Country star BRAD PAISLEY has posted photos of his waterlogged equipment and stage gear on his Twitter.com page.The Celebrity singer was among those badly effected by... more info

Idolator — Did You Hear? :: Ke$ha announced that she’ll play a special benefit concert in Nashville (her hometown) to raise money for flood relief, while the Great American Country channel (GAC) will air a telethon featuring Lady Antebellum and Brad Paisley. ... more info

Perez Hilton — So sad - for both of them! Chely Wright, who just publicly came out as a lesbian, opens up in her new book, Like Me, about struggling to come to terms with her sexuality while dating country singer Brad Paisley. She writes: "I have not been ashamed o... more info

411 Mania — Wright says she's ashamed for hurting her ex... more info

Topix — Brad Paisley's H2O Tour is all wet. Really, really wet. Paisley is one of hundreds of Nashville's top stars, working musicians and tour support company owners who lost what will likely be millions of dollars in gear due the historic floods in Music C... more info