Search Results

Dolly Parton has an amusing reason for why she won’t ride the rides at Dollywood – the theme park she founded in Gatlinburg, Tennessee within the Smoky Mountains ... heart – thank you for everything!" ------------------ Keep up to date with everything Dolly Parton and follow her on Facebook here . Embedded Content

Dolly Parton won’t approve of a hologram tour after she passes away, the country music icon confirmed at a recent press conference promoting her new album, Rockstar

grew up listening to 1970s rock and Southern artists like The Eagles , Linda Ronstadt , Dolly Parton , The Rolling Stones etc. during long family road trips. She turned those childhood memories

always connected to the lyrics of country songs, drawing inspiration from artists like Dolly Parton and Miranda Lambert . She started writing songs at 13-years-old and began learning

features collaborations with Brantley Gilbert  ( Hank The Hell Out of The Honkytonk ) and Dolly Parton and Slash (21 Forever). “From the minute I started this album, 'til the minute

Dolly Parton ’s Rockstar  doesn’t come out until Friday, 17 November, but overnight, she revealed the latest two singles: Bygones,  starring guest vocalist Rob Halford ... album with me." Without the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, a Dolly Parton collaboration with Judas Priest’s Rob Halford was basically unimaginable. The song was co-written

show Aussie audiences why critics are comparing her to the one and only Dolly Parton . “The thought that I’m finally making my way to Australia is wild

grew up listening to 1970s rock and Southern artists like The Eagles , Linda Ronstadt , Dolly Parton , The Rolling Stones etc. during long family road trips. She turned those childhood memories

Countrytown Hot 50 Airplay Chart. Embedded Content Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton A rediscovered Kenny Rogers ’ duet with Dolly Parton was released on June 2. Tell Me That You Love

influence from female powerhouses like Taylor Swift , Kelsea Ballerini , Brandi Carlile  and  Dolly Parton , with dashes of country, blues, pop and soul scattered throughout.     Growing

penned some of the most memorable songs of the 60s, 70s and beyond, including Dolly Parton 's Here You Come Again , The Righteous Brothers ' You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin

followed by Madonna  ($580 million), Beyoncé  ($540 million), Celine Dion ($480 million), Dolly Parton with music and investments ($440 million), and Barbra Streisand  ($430 million). While Rihanna