Loretta Lynn will be honored with the Artist of a Lifetime award at the CMT Artists of the Year celebration on Oct. 17 at Nashvilleâs Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Sissy Spacek, who won an Oscar for her portrayal of Loretta in 1980âs Coal Minerâs Daughter, will present Loretta with the award. âIâm always so proud whenâŠâŠ MORE
More than 15 months after suffering a stroke in May 2017, Loretta Lynn has announced plans to release her new studio album, Wouldnât It Be Great, on Sept. 28. The album was originally slated to drop in August 2017, but Lorettaâs recovery rightfully took priority. âThis new record means so much to me, but thisâŠâŠ MORE
According to a post on Crystal Gayleâs Twitter page, her sister, Loretta Lynn, fell and broke her hip last week. âMy birthday wish is for everyone to send love and prayers to my sister, Loretta Lynn, who fell and broke her hip last week,â Crystal said, in part. âI was with Loretta yesterday. She isâŠâŠ MORE
Five months after suffering a stroke, Loretta Lynn, 85, made her first public appearance on Sunday, Oct. 1 at the Tennessee Motorcycle and Music Revival. The four-day event, which celebrates music, motorcycles, food, art, entertainment and Southern hospitality, was held at the Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. (about 60 miles west of Nashville).âŠâŠ MORE
Five months after suffering a stroke, Loretta Lynn, 85, has confirmed that her first public appearance will be at the Tennessee Motorcycle and Music Revival, which takes place Sept. 28âOct.1. âIâm gonna be there . . . Iâm gonna ride in on a motorcycle, [of] course Iâm not gonna be driving,â said Loretta with aâŠâŠ MORE
Family, friends, colleagues and industry insiders gathered at the Country Music Hall of Fame last night (Aug. 22) to celebrate Loretta Lynnâs new exhibit, Loretta Lynn: Blue Kentucky Girl. Although Loretta was not presentâshe hasnât made a public appearance since suffering a stroke in Mayâartists Margo Price, Brandy Clark and Kacey Musgraves stepped onto the stageâŠâŠ MORE
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will explore the life and career of Loretta Lynn in its new exhibit, Loretta Lynn: Blue Kentucky Girl, which opens Aug. 25 and runs through Aug. 5, 2018. âI am so excited for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museumâs exhibit to open this month,â saidâŠâŠ MORE
As Loretta Lynn, 85, continues to recover from a stroke she suffered in May, she announced today (July 12) that she is canceling all 2017 tour dates and postponing the release of her new album, Wouldnât It Be Great. Wouldnât It Be Great, which was originally slated to drop in August 2017, will be releasedâŠâŠ MORE
Thereâs good news coming out of Loretta Lynnâs camp. Almost seven weeks after Loretta suffered a stroke at her Tennessee home in Hurricane Mills, her first public appearance has been announced. Loretta will hostâand perform duringâthe Tennessee Motorcycle and Music Revival, a four-day event held at Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. (about 60âŠâŠ MORE
After suffering a stroke on May 4 at her Tennessee home, Loretta Lynn has been moved from the hospital into a rehabilitation facility and is âdoing great.â The news was shared on Lorettaâs website and Twitter account. Loretta thanks everyone for their prayers love and support. She has moved to rehabilitation and weâre happy toâŠâŠ MORE
