Granger Smith

Granger Smith has a high-intensity live show, so the "Happens Like That" singer seeks out an extra energy boost before taking the stage.

No parent should ever have to bury a son or daughter -- and yet, several country stars have had to endure such a grief-filled event.

Dads are the best: They'll take you fishing, teach you important life lessons ... and occasionally act pretty goofy.

Granger Smith has been playing some huge places over the last couple of years, and it's been a learning curve for his entire touring organization.

Granger Smith's new single "Happens Like That" is an honest love song that may even tell your story.

The other day, Granger Smith posted a photo on twitter that caught our attention. He and his boys were shirtless and well, looking good.

Granger Smith has a refreshed perspective on life as he's been recovering from a nasty stage fall in December of 2016.

On Sunday night (Feb. 5), millions of football fans were glued to their television screens as they watched the New England Patriots defeat the Atlanta Falcons at Super Bowl LI. Country stars were some of the viewers, many of whom praised Luke Bryan for his performance of the National Anthem at the start of the big game.

For many of us, the holidays are a chance to take time off and reconnect with family and friends ... and fan-favorite country singers are no exception!

Granger Smith has seen the videos. You've probably seen the videos of his stage fall in Sayreville, N. J., as well. Seemingly everyone, including his oldest two kids, has seen him step onto a wobbly monitor and come crashing down. Smith jokes that he can't get away from it.

Granger Smith is out of the hospital and recuperating at home in Texas following his in-concert fall on Dec. 2.

Granger Smith seriously injured himself during a fall at a New Jersey concert.